Height, reach and class made it only ever look like being one winner. Great body shots and a super uppercut. Whyte was just lucky the uppercut didn't land flush but it was still groggy when he got up. The ref made the right decision.
Now we can expect Fury to retire then come out of retirement for a fight with AJ.
bigcarpchaser wrote: ↑Sat Apr 23, 2022 10:51 pm
Jeez, that was dull.
I’m going to have to watch Holyfield v Tyson again.
I don’t mind TF but he’s not all that, best of a bad bunch IMHO.
This.
Boring fighter, dull style, not my type of fighter at all.
if i would have paid £24 for that i would have been well pissed off - let alone paid £££'s to watch it at wembly..
I'd rather watch some up and coming heavyweights, than TF's dross.
Well, I can agree he was too good for Whyte, looked like a mismatch from round 1. Fury’s reach was too much and the fella didn’t have a clue how to get past it.
Clever boxing admittedly but too one sided to be entertaining, to me anyhow lol
Georgee Paris wrote: ↑Sat Apr 23, 2022 11:10 pm
I think Joyce vs Fury would be good - at least he’s nearly big enough to deal with the height. Just a bit Drago.
Will he retire? I doubt it. Although other than the winner of Usyk Joshua there's no one currently out there for him to get too excited about, so maybe he will.
I see that dillian whyte is complaining about furys shove after the upper cut and how he should have had more time to recover, I actually thought it was a good stoppage
taust68 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 25, 2022 6:21 pm
I see that dillian whyte is complaining about furys shove after the upper cut and how he should have had more time to recover, I actually thought it was a good stoppage
Katie Taylor against Amanda Serrano in a massive fight at Madison Square Garden this weekend.
First time women have headlined at The Mecca.
Should be a good atmosphere as it's an Irish woman (every white American is Irish remember :lol: ) against a New York Puerto Rican.
Taylor more of a boxer while Serrano can do it all including a decent dig.
Meanwhile in Vegas there's a unification bout between two undefeated Super Featherweights.
Mexican Oscar Valdez is 30(23)-0 while Shakur Stevenson of Newark is 17(9)-0.
Valdez trains with Canelo here in San Diego and is a good boxer with a knockout punch whereas Stevenson is a very special talent who doesn't like to engage too much. Saying that he's coming off a career best performance in stopping Jamel Herring.
Shabu wrote: ↑Wed Apr 27, 2022 5:50 pm
Katie Taylor against Amanda Serrano in a massive fight at Madison Square Garden this weekend.
First time women have headlined at The Mecca.
Should be a good atmosphere as it's an Irish woman (every white American is Irish remember :lol: ) against a New York Puerto Rican.
Taylor more of a boxer while Serrano can do it all including a decent dig.
Meanwhile in Vegas there's a unification bout between two undefeated Super Featherweights.
Mexican Oscar Valdez is 30(23)-0 while Shakur Stevenson of Newark is 17(9)-0.
Valdez trains with Canelo here in San Diego and is a good boxer with a knockout punch whereas Stevenson is a very special talent who doesn't like to engage too much. Saying that he's coming off a career best performance in stopping Jamel Herring.
A Serrano and Stevenson double for me. These are 2 hard to call fights thoughts where any outcome is genuinely possible.
