Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte 23rd April 2022

[Primo Carnera]

This will be Fury hardest fight, Wlad was not at his best on the night for whatever reason it does not really matter, so hope he takes it seriously and does not get complacent.

Wilder had 3 undeserved attempts and was found out to be one dimensional with no plan B.

Fury does not have any other names that are better than Whyte on his record. Whyte will take it to Fury and will test his stamina and conditioning. This will be a good and huge fight.

Balance is one thing, but pure nailed on bias is another.
1. Wilder had 3 undeserved attempts?? Undeserved in what way? Hey, nobody is less of a fan of Wilder on here, but Wilder was and had been for a long time, World Champion before the first (and second for that matter) fight.
2. “ Fury does not have any other names that are better than Whyte on his record. ” uhm , what? Wlad ? Wilder ? You may think Whyte is better than Wilder, I might even think it, but Wilder has been a champion. Some people (wrongly) think he’s the biggest punching HW Ever!
I had to read your post many times to make sure I wasn’t reading it wrong and making myself look silly.
Keep it real Mate, for fucks sake.

You did not read it long enough.

1. Wilder got out boxed 10 rounds to 2 in their first fight and it was a robbery that Fury lost. The 2nd fight was an annihilation and one way brutal beating that did not require a 3rd bout. The 3rd fight was Wilder's best performance and that was still awful he gassed after the first round.

Sure Wilder knocked down Fury but so has Pajkic and Cunningham. Tyson gets careless.

2. I wrote "other" names meaning other than Wilder and Wlad.

I am keeping it real.

Yes I did.
1. You said Wilder had 3 undeserved attempts. Your words , look back.
2. It read as other than Whyte, because you used Whyte in the sentence.
Be clearer. Must try harder. B-

[Master]

This will be Fury hardest fight, Wlad was not at his best on the night for whatever reason it does not really matter, so hope he takes it seriously and does not get complacent.

Wilder had 3 undeserved attempts and was found out to be one dimensional with no plan B.

Fury does not have any other names that are better than Whyte on his record. Whyte will take it to Fury and will test his stamina and conditioning. This will be a good and huge fight.

Balance is one thing, but pure nailed on bias is another.
1. Wilder had 3 undeserved attempts?? Undeserved in what way? Hey, nobody is less of a fan of Wilder on here, but Wilder was and had been for a long time, World Champion before the first (and second for that matter) fight.
2. “ Fury does not have any other names that are better than Whyte on his record. ” uhm , what? Wlad ? Wilder ? You may think Whyte is better than Wilder, I might even think it, but Wilder has been a champion. Some people (wrongly) think he’s the biggest punching HW Ever!
I had to read your post many times to make sure I wasn’t reading it wrong and making myself look silly.
Keep it real Mate, for fucks sake.

You did not read it long enough.

1. Wilder got out boxed 10 rounds to 2 in their first fight and it was a robbery that Fury lost. The 2nd fight was an annihilation and one way brutal beating that did not require a 3rd bout. The 3rd fight was Wilder's best performance and that was still awful he gassed after the first round.

Sure Wilder knocked down Fury but so has Pajkic and Cunningham. Tyson gets careless.

2. I wrote "other" names meaning other than Wilder and Wlad.

I am keeping it real.

Yes I did.
1. You said Wilder had 3 undeserved attempts. Your words , look back.
2. It read as other than Whyte, because you used Whyte in the sentence.
Be clearer. Must try harder. B-

OK, 2 undeserved attempts.

I mentioned Wlad and Wilder above to highlight I meant other than them.

[Master]

Tyson Fury says he will quit boxing after world title defence against Dillian Whyte

Tyson Fury revealed that his fight with Dillian Whyte would be his last as he accused his opponent of “showing a white flag” for failing to attend a news conference at Wembley Stadium in advance of their World Boxing Council heavyweight showdown on April 23.

Fury said: “This is the final fight of my career, I’m retiring after this. $150 million in the bank, healthy, young, I’m gonna buy a massive yacht abroad. I’m retiring, I’m out, this is my final fight, I’m done.”

Fury, who said he wanted to spend more time with his wife and six children, also reserved special praise for the three fellow heavyweight world champions, Vitali and Wladimir Klitschko, and Oleksandr Usyk, for joining the war effort in their native Ukraine.

Undefeated Fury’s defence of the WBC crown against mandatory challenger Whyte is being seen as the biggest all-British heavyweight spectacle since Lennox Lewis knocked out Frank Bruno in Cardiff 27 years ago, but it was a bizarre afternoon at the national football stadium as the champion took on all the promotional duties in Whyte’s absence. Frank Warren, Fury’s promoter, branded Whyte’s no-show as “disgraceful and not professional”.

He explained that Whyte’s team had requested extra payment “for promoting the fight” beyond the 80/20 split ordered by the WBC sanctioning body in favour of the champion after the British promoter won the purse bid a month ago with a record-breaking £31 million.

Fury will earn £25 million for the fight, while Whyte is set for the biggest payday of his career, £6 million. “Whyte will come to regret this. It’s a huge occasion and he is not here. But I’m not concerned. This is the Tyson Fury Roadshow. It is never about the opponent,” Fury said.

Fury added, nonetheless, that his mandatory challenger was being taken as seriously as any opponent he has faced in an unbeaten 32-fight career. “He’s a game guy, a tough fighter, and he ranks in the top 10 of the opponents I have faced. They always have a puncher’s chance [against me]. If I can’t look like Muhammad Ali boxing this guy then I’m in the wrong position and I’m not as good as I think I am. There’s a gulf in class. You’re going to see a boxing masterclass, the Ferrari racing the Vauxhall Corsa.”

Warren said: “We agreed the fight under the terms of the contract. Then he wanted to renegotiate. We offered Whyte a private jet to fly here, and the answer was still ‘no’. I have never heard of a fighter not turning up to publicise a fight. It’s a disgrace. It’s the biggest payday of his career. He is in Portugal and it is very disappointing.”

On the Klitschko brothers and Usyk, Fury said: “It’s fantastic. I’ll be the first one to join up if England get involved or America.”

Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte is live on BT Sport Box Office on April 23

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/sport/boxi...cid=entnewsntp

[Memphis]

As I've said before I think this will be a good fight. Far from the foregone conclusion others see it as. Assuming they make it to the ring. Funny how often that caveat has to be included isn't it?

But the build up is going to be fucking torture. Every Tom Dick and Harry sticking a camera in John or Tommy Fury's face so they can sound off every five minutes. Tyson's 'media blackout' that lasted all of five seconds. Bob and Frank sitting in their ivory towers at every opportunity telling us all how terrible and unprofessional everyone else in boxing is. Not them though. As pure as the driven snow the pair of them.

The more I think about it the more I appreciate Dillian keeping his mouth shut and not turning up for the media. It's one less source of repetitive bullshit we have to live through. If he'd been smart though, he would have cited car trouble and a dead smart phone as reason for his no show. That is a perfectly valid reason for not attending a press conference as Tyson well knows. OK that's a load of bollocks. We all know he didn't show for the Wlad rematch presser because he already knew it was dead in the water. But still. Good for the goose and all that...

[Master]

Talk Sport Radio have coverage of the fight and will promote it to the hilt.

No way is this Fury last fight either. He will do and say anything to fill out Wembley.

[Master]

Tyson Fury causes a stir as drugs cheat Jarrell Miller joins camp for Dillian Whyte fight

World champion Tyson Fury has made the headlines after drafting in the help of disgraced heavyweight Jarrell Miller to help him prepare for his all-British bout against Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium. The WBC champion will put his belt on the line as he is set to participate in his first UK fight since 2018.

Fury last fought in a brutal grudge trilogy against Deontay Wilder, knocking the Bronze Bomber out in Las Vegas last October. It was an emphatic way to emerge triumphant from their feud - and he has a new sparring partner to help ready himself for his British return.

The 33-year-old was dealt a setback when training partner Jared Anderson, who was booked to fight on the undercard, picked up an injury and was forced to drop out of the event. Fury has announced a replacement though, with Miller coming in just three weeks from the clash with Whyte.

Given the American is currently banned from competing in the ring, Miller's selection is a controversial one. The 33-year-old failed three drugs tests ahead of his clash with Fury's rival Anthony Joshua in 2019 - with Andy Ruiz Jr brought in as a late replacement before securing a stunning upset win.

Miller escaped a more severe punishment as it emerged his boxing licence had expired, so the New York State Athletic Commission were unable to impose a ban. Having signed with Top Rank, Miller was set to fight Jerry Forrest a few months later but tested positive for banned substances cardarine and endurobol.

He was then handed a backdated two-year ban, which he has been serving since December 2020. Miller will soon be allowed to return to the professional arena - and could even face his new sparring partner Fury.

However, news of his arrival within Fury's camp was not particularly positive. Once TalkSport reporter Michael Benson revealed Fury had brought in Miller, several fans voiced their disappointment and frustration on social media.

Everything Boxing (@EverythingBoxi2) quote tweeted the news, and wrote: "That is a horrible look for boxing."

It appears Miller's drug ban remains a sour taste in many fans' mouths ahead of Fury's clash with Whyte at Wembley Stadium on April 23.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/sport/boxi...4cdb36280a33a1

[Memphis]

Drug cheat, using a two time drug cheat, in preparation for a two time drug cheat. It all makes perfect sense. No need for any faux outrage. Boxing doesn't give a shit. Why should anyone else.