Tyson Luke Fury vs. Dillian Whyte & Isaac Lowe vs. Nick Ball + Ekow Essuman vs. Darren Tetley RBR.

Think he would still stay unbeaten for another 2-3 years imo. I can only imagine how good he would be if he never went of the rails for 2-3 years.

 

Indeed. Just that Fury showed up such limitations that have always been there. Mark Tibbs mentioned in build up that Dillian has really slow feet.

 

Bang on. To do what he's done is inspirational. To lose the plot, end up fat, boozing and nailing the Colombian marching powder to losing 9 stone, jumping straight in pretty much with Wilder...all of them v enjoyable and then chinning Whyte tonight. Just superb.

He used to be considered boring with pillow fists but he's been very entertaining and legitimately knocking opponents spark out.

 

A voice in me thinks dullian might regret pushing for the fury fight. He could have let the Fury/Usyk/Joshua triangle settle itself while in the mean time having 2-3 million pound fights with the dull boy pakoras of the world, and then get the big payday from the winner of the triangle.

I don't think he'll be able to command those ppv loot purses vs average opponents any more.

 

Whyte did not land anything on Fury tonight. He looked better than ever.

 

It's the Kronk way. Can tell Sugar Hill learned under Steward. Always go for the KO.

 

The way it should be!

 

Fight went exactly how I said it would on here for years. There's levels to the game and Fury just schooled and one punch KO'd Whyte while not having to get out of first gear. He literally cruised from minute one apart from the sloppy exchanges they had in one of the rounds.

Whyte landed a few decent body shots but then Fury started ripping Whyte to the body which I thought was a lovely adjustment Fury made. Done with such ease. Whyte didn't land a glove on Fury' s mush and Fury landed jabs and hooks throughout.

It's funny people saying how bad Whyte was. Fury literally did the same thing to WK, Wilder and Chisora. Whyte is no top fighter but Fury brings these guys down a few levels and he usually does it with ease. Just give Fury the props and move on folks.

I don't think Tyson is at his best physically after all the abuse his body suffered but he's still head and shoulders above them all and with the power Sugar Hill has added, he's the best he's ever been. I think AJ suffers the same fate as Whyte and Usyk couldn't cope with the size and weight of Fury leaning on him.

I hope he fights AJ and Usyk with no rematch clauses and then retires. He'll beat both comfortably if he can stay at tonight's level.

 

As predicted, an easy nights work for the Gypsy King. There is no one in the division who can get near him, the man is a collosus. Really hope we get to see him school Joshua before hanging up the gloves.

 

Fury’s jab tonight was fantastic. He fights exactly how he should given his physical attributes.

 

Adyman come on bro and face the music. No shame in being wrong.

i remember predicting khan would beat Crawford ffs

 

Earn has sold the public a few pups on Box Office - the non elite Joshua, Whyte, War Chisora, Bellew and Brook prime examples.

Now even every Paint Dry Parker fight is Box Office.

 

Give the man time to lick his wounds and get over the disappointment.

 

Yes one more against the winner of that fight and retire an eternal legend.

 

Indeed. But even when he supposedly had pillow fists he had good KO record (the pillow fist narrative came from Matchroom).