When will people realise that Dillian Whyte is an absolute bum heavyweight?

That Fury trilogy would end nearly all careers at their ages and he probably does not have much left now.

 

I think if anything it puts wilders punch power in to a legendary catergory now.

 

So where does this win sit in Tysons resume then? And what's next for Whyte?

 

Not really. If he was indeed the hardest punching heavy of all time then it doesn't hold up if he's been in the ring with the same man THREE TIMES and not be able to KO him.

 

No but he is such a dreadful boxer and his power carried him all the way to a world title he held for years.

 

Fury was very lucky for the first fight not to be stopped as many a ref would have taken one look and waved it off. Wilder was also very close to stopping Fury in the 3rd fight.

Fury and Big John will tell you how dangerous Wilder is in the ring and they cannot even stand the man.

 

Look at how many

Look at how many big punching heavyweights achieve nothing. Wilder was a poor boxer but his power alone got him to a world title. Thqts an achievement.

 

Whyte has always been on a Chisora level.

 

Yeah.

First came the plandemic, which prohibited a Fury-Joshua Wembley showdown that really should've happened around this time last year (Fury finishing Wilder off around the back end of 2020, leaving him free to face Joshua in the first half of 2021, with Usyk stepping aside and the WBC mugging Whyte off).

Then Anthony blew it by losing to Usyk. (Albeit not unexpectedly, from my point of view.)


I still allowed myself to forget the relatively humdrum opponent and enjoy the event and the occasion for what it was, however. It was nice to see all of that razzle-dazzle laid on just for him, the star of the show, whereas Fury and Joshua would have been more even billing, perhaps a closely split crowd. That moment when he seated himself on the throne — fists pumping the air as he bathed in the admiration of an almost six-figure crowd, pyrotechnics exploding high overhead — had been a long time coming, and it was thoroughly deserved.

There is no room for argument over who British Boxing's true superstar is now. None.

Fury has won the nation — not the establishment, but the people.

It's a beautiful day, man. Take the time to savour it.

 

Usyk is a very hard fight for him when he already has WWE and Ngannou lined up for probably more money. I genuinely feel that Usyk himself as a fighter does not excite Fury or give him any motivation to carry on. He feeds of adrenaline and Usyk does not bring any of that, he is only popular with hardcore fans and most casuals think he is boring. If Joshua beats Usyk not a chance that Fury does not take that fight. At present he is a free agent too.

 

It has to be Joshua or Benn in my expert opinion.

Say what you want about Fury but he has served a drugs ban. AJ has never taken peds.

But then again Benn has beaten algieri, van herden in the last 12 months so its who you like.

 

Good one, man.