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I said he was always going to sign it. He was probably just trying to hardball some extra cash out of the fight. Can't blame him but he was never going to walk away from the biggest fight and payday of his career.

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After Whyte, he wants the winner of Usyk/AJ and then the Francis Ngannou superfight. That would be a great ending trilogy to Tyson's career.

You think he will end his career after several fights? There is still Joseph Parker that might give Fury some troubles. What about fourth fight against Wilder? That will be hilarious and really humiliating if he wins.

Situation with Fury might turn into situation with Canelo, when there are no more new opponent to beat. With Canelo, there are options to change fighting division, with Fury - doubtfully. That the only option for him to fight, Ruiz for example, looser of Usyk/AJ.

I don't know, but he's mentioned possible retirement before. Lets look at it realistically. We're lucky if we get one fight a year from the super-star heavyweights these days. He's 33 now so those three fights are likely to take him to 36-37. Realistically how long does he want to keep fighting? He's arguably still at his peak right now but one loss will change that and is that something he wants to lose? Being undefeated he'll go down as one of the greatest boxers of all time and a loss would severely dent that. I really can't see him doing more than 2 or 3 fights after the Whyte fight. Who else is there? Do the winner of AJ/Usyk, get all the belts, then have one novelty cross-promo fight with Ngannou and call it quits. It's not like he needs the money and seems to live quite humbly for the most part so I don't think he's going to be one of those boxers that is fighting pushing 40 and keeps coming out of retirement for another payday.

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Maybe Fury's camp would be kind enough to give another 5%. Aside from that, having a 20% is a big deal and it is the biggest payout Whyte have got in his career.

Fury's team will be idiots to consider extra 5% for Whyte. What do you think will make them consider such charity when boxing is not a charity? That will be a wrong move to make after the deal has already been sealed. Even with 20% it is still Whyte's biggest pay for a bout. It is from that angle that Fury thinks he is doing Whyte a favour.

Giving an extra 5 percent to Whyte won't mean that Fury's camp are idiots, nor makes the boxing a charity. I think you misunderstood the whole context because you cut it, I think he meant that maybe Fury's camp would be kind to give him an extra 5% to make the deal faster and that's even before Whyte has signed the contract and not afterwards because Whyte already knows that he won't getting any after he signed it.

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Quote from: Rufsilf on February 23, 2022, 09:04:29 AM

Maybe Fury's camp would be kind enough to give another 5%. Aside from that, having a 20% is a big deal and it is the biggest payout Whyte have got in his career.

Fury's team will be idiots to consider extra 5% for Whyte. What do you think will make them consider such charity when boxing is not a charity? That will be a wrong move to make after the deal has already been sealed. Even with 20% it is still Whyte's biggest pay for a bout. It is from that angle that Fury thinks he is doing Whyte a favour.

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I still think the fight will go ahead because Whyte needs this far more than Fury needs it.

Finally, Dillian Whyte signed that contract yesterday and the bout will hold in two months time on April 23. The boxing world is agog with excitement. Fury who had talked tough before now said he was going into intense preparation for the match and will stay off social media to avoid distraction. He sounded like someone who now thinks Whyte will not be an easy match. I still believe the match will be won by Fury. And I want it to stay that way. I believe the match will be the highest pay Whyte will be having in his career at $8 million.

Whyte had no other choice but to sign the contract because he needs this fight more than Fury does and he is the mandatory challenger, he signed it with only just a few hours left until the deadline. Even if Whyte still talks about the purse, it's already useless because he was only offered 20 percent of it and he already signed it, so he ain't gonna make it higher.

Whyte was attacked by Fury in the internet saying that he is an absolute idiot after he signed the contract because Whyte was kind of out on the line for asking more than what he is entitled (20%) but we can't blame him for trying to ask more than what he is offered because who knows, right? Maybe Fury's camp would be kind enough to give another 5%. Aside from that, having a 20% is a big deal and it is the biggest payout Whyte have got in his career.

Here's the link together with the video:
‘An absolute idiot’: Tyson Fury attacks Dillian Whyte after he finally signs world title fight contract

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I still think the fight will go ahead because Whyte needs this far more than Fury needs it.

Finally, Dillian Whyte signed that contract yesterday and the bout will hold in two months time on April 23. The boxing world is agog with excitement. Fury who had talked tough before now said he was going into intense preparation for the match and will stay off social media to avoid distraction. He sounded like someone who now thinks Whyte will not be an easy match. I still believe the match will be won by Fury. And I want it to stay that way. I believe the match will be the highest pay Whyte will be having in his career at $8 million.

Whyte had no other choice but to sign the contract because he needs this fight more than Fury does and he is the mandatory challenger, he signed it with only just a few hours left until the deadline. Even if Whyte still talks about the purse, it's already useless because he was only offered 20 percent of it and he already signed it, so he ain't gonna make it higher.

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Quote from: JollyGood on February 21, 2022, 08:29:55 AM

I still think the fight will go ahead because Whyte needs this far more than Fury needs it.

Finally, Dillian Whyte signed that contract yesterday and the bout will hold in two months time on April 23. The boxing world is agog with excitement. Fury who had talked tough before now said he was going into intense preparation for the match and will stay off social media to avoid distraction. He sounded like someone who now thinks Whyte will not be an easy match. I still believe the match will be won by Fury. And I want it to stay that way. I believe the match will be the highest pay Whyte will be having in his career at $8 million.

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https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/17719329/tyson-fury-dillian-whyte-boxing-fight-deadline/

Tyson Fury has sent a message to Dillian Whyte saying he needs to sign the contract for the fight to go ahead otherwise he can move on Fury will find another opponent. Fury is clearly getting frustrated at the delays being caused by Whyte.

John Fury (father of Tyson Fury) has told Dillian Whyte to stop delaying the signing of the contract. The fight is scheduled to go ahead on 23rd April 2022 but Whyte has not signed the contract because he is still trying to get a larger share of the purse. He says he should receive a guaranteed 30% share but he is getting significantly less: https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/boxing/tyson-fury-dillian-whyte-fight-b2019494.html

I still think the fight will go ahead because Whyte needs this far more than Fury needs it.

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Quote from: TopTort777 on February 18, 2022, 07:08:32 AM

I never paid attention to the flags on the belt. They represent country of those who participate in "race to become a champion" or this is just flags of all countries in he world (seems little) ? Stanley cup has names of all its winners. If this is these are countries of champions, then I cant remember anyone from Cyprus being a boxing world heavy champ.

I like that the belts leather if white (sorry BLM, that is not that case), looks new and fresh. Previous green looked cheap. Dont know why they put two flowers. Pictures of former champs looked great also. Too bad the belt cant fit all of them.

I think the most likely answer is that all of those countries form part of the members of the WBC, for example I do not know if this is still true but there was a time in which FIFA, the federation in control of soccer all over the world, had more members than the UN.

So I would not be surprised that boxing associations have so many affiliated countries to them, after all boxing is a sport that is extremely popular and unlike soccer it does not need extensive installations and even many armies around the world include boxing as part of their training.

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Quote from: JollyGood on February 19, 2022, 08:58:41 PM

This is just a commemorative belt to celebrate British boxers

Maybe it also includes countries of boxers that have won the WBC because I can see the Nigeria flag there and that will be because Samuel Peter the Nigeria nightmare once won the WBC title when he defeated Oleg Maskaev in 2008. Peter does not have British citizenship.

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I think having names on the belt might not be appropriate now because previous champions never held the belt with their name on it.

Even that apart, it will be a bad idea because it will mean every time there is a new champion, a new belt will be produced and the one without the champion's name condemned. It will be costing extra money and energy to the boxing federation.

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This is just a commemorative belt to celebrate British boxers, the WBC will replace the "Union Belt" after Fury vs Whyte takes place with another design. I think having names on the belt might not be appropriate now because previous champions never held the belt with their name on it. As far as the flags are concerned maybe it is do with places where fights took place or people connected with WBC had connections there or maybe just displaying the international appeal of boxing.

For me the white leather of the new Union Belt brings a new look, will the WBC stick with it in future fights long after Fury vs Whyte has been fought?

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I never paid attention to the flags on the belt. They represent country of those who participate in "race to become a champion" or this is just flags of all countries in he world (seems little) ? Stanley cup has names of all its winners. If this is these are countries of champions, then I cant remember anyone from Cyprus being a boxing world heavy champ.

I like that the belts leather if white (sorry BLM, that is not that case), looks new and fresh. Previous green looked cheap. Dont know why they put two flowers. Pictures of former champs looked great also. Too bad the belt cant fit all of them.

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I never paid attention to the flags on the belt. They represent country of those who participate in "race to become a champion" or this is just flags of all countries in he world (seems little) ? Stanley cup has names of all its winners. If this is these are countries of champions, then I cant remember anyone from Cyprus being a boxing world heavy champ.

I like that the belts leather if white (sorry BLM, that is not that case), looks new and fresh. Previous green looked cheap. Dont know why they put two flowers. Pictures of former champs looked great also. Too bad the belt cant fit all of them.

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The WBC created a new "Union" belt to celebrate the Fury vs Whyte clash and to commemorate the British fighters over the years.

The fight will take place on 23rd April 2022. The venue has not been confirmed but talks suggest it will be Wembley Stadium.

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Quote from: Maestro75 on February 12, 2022, 10:05:46 AM

By the way, why is the boxing fraternity not mentioning Ruiz any more. Is he just a flash in the pan sort of lucky guy? Talking about one punch connecting and unsettling a boxer, I do not like that happening. I want who is stronger to win and not a lucky puncher.

Unfortunately for him that is what he is, he made a great job during the first fight against Joshua however Joshua made a lot of mistake during that fight, the first one was to fight Ruiz so suddenly, after all we must remember that Joshua was to fight another boxer but then Ruiz had to be called to fight, the second is that his training was all wrong and instead of a boxer he looked like a body builder and his stamina was low, and finally he made a mistake with his strategy that allowed Ruiz to give him several good punches that leaved him in a bad condition for the rest of the fight.

However during the second fight Joshua avoided all of those mistakes and won easily, while Ruiz was incredibly heavy denying his best asset which was the speed of his hands, if Ruiz had done a good job on the second fight and still lost I think people will be willing to give him the benefit of the doubt and would like to see him fight against some of the big names of the heavyweight division, but after what we saw on the second fight this makes no sense.

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Quote from: bitzizzix on February 12, 2022, 10:43:47 AM

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Anything is possible and especially in heavyweight, one good one and it can be over.

32 fights and no one was able to defeat him and his opponents were not bumps like he always says but those fighters who were considered the best during that period of time when they fought Tyson Fury and now was able to land that good one .

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Fury is very easy to hit on the left hook and Dillian Whyte has a great left hook. Actually I prefer Fury, but I have to admit Whyte is also not an easy opponent because he is a patient fighter and a fighter full of emotions and wild usually easily loses to a patient one because it doesn't drain and he just waits for the right time.
and whoever wins is the best and being the favorite doesn't always win depending on the opponent.

Tyson Fury is the best Heavy Weight boxer of all time, a man who could move like a lighter weight fighter even at 6 feet 9 inch and he finds a way to win the fight somehow is a talent in itself. All the legendary greatest boxers had losses in their career but it looks like Tyson Fury could end up being undefeated when he hangs his career. Will see if that left hook will land in the face of Tyson, i bet there is no way that is going to land.

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Quote from: bitzizzix on February 12, 2022, 10:43:47 AM

Fury is very easy to hit on the left hook and Dillian Whyte has a great left hook.

You make me laugh the way you said that. Maybe you should go ask Deontay Wilder to find out how easy Fury's left jaw is. The way I see it, Whyte is going to lose the fight easier than Wilder got taken out in the trilogy with Fury. Even Wilder will punish and defeat Whyte if they are matched for a fight in the ring. Fury is a stronger boxer in resilience and ability to soak up pressure than Whyte.

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Ok, now I understand your stance but in another general means universal, and is it impossible for a fighter to have a 100% chance of winning no matter how good he was. The last time I check this will their first professional together and it was logical for most boxing fans to believe Fury will be the winner of the fight but Whyte also had a chance to win until the referee decide the winner.

Anything is possible and especially in heavyweight, one good one and it can be over.
Fury is very easy to hit on the left hook and Dillian Whyte has a great left hook. Actually I prefer Fury, but I have to admit Whyte is also not an easy opponent because he is a patient fighter and a fighter full of emotions and wild usually easily loses to a patient one because it doesn't drain and he just waits for the right time.
and whoever wins is the best and being the favorite doesn't always win depending on the opponent.

You totally get my point when I said Whyte has a chance in this fight because Fury can easily drain his energy when fighting him and I hope his train warns him about this aspect because Whyte is a fighter that always waits for the moment he can utilize his chance. Therefore, if Fury is going to win this fight he must not underestimate Whyte or after an early win.

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That is what it looks like and it is the general believe.

You shouldn't have said it general belief when we both know that one man's food is another man's poison.

Do not get me wrong on that. I know some people love Whyte and will want him to win but when that opinion or wish is in tiny minority, it means majority want Fury to win. It is the total sum of the majority opinion on this fight that makes me say the general belief. Check out what the poll result is here and then feel what the public says on this one. It is going to be a Fury win.

Ok, now I understand your stance but in another general means universal, and is it impossible for a fighter to have a 100% chance of winning no matter how good he was. The last time I check this will their first professional together and it was logical for most boxing fans to believe Fury will be the winner of the fight but Whyte also had a chance to win until the referee decide the winner.

Anything is possible and especially in heavyweight, one good one and it can be over.
Fury is very easy to hit on the left hook and Dillian Whyte has a great left hook. Actually I prefer Fury, but I have to admit Whyte is also not an easy opponent because he is a patient fighter and a fighter full of emotions and wild usually easily loses to a patient one because it doesn't drain and he just waits for the right time.
and whoever wins is the best and being the favorite doesn't always win depending on the opponent.

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Quote from: JollyGood on February 11, 2022, 11:18:09 AM

though he might occasionally troubled by the likes of Wilder, ~~Fury~~, Usyk, Parker and even Whyte - they simply are not good enough to beat him

You typed his name there or there is another Fury in the heavy weight category going against the famous Gypsy king? I guess you wanted to say AJ or Andy Ruiz Jnr. By the way, why is the boxing fraternity not mentioning Ruiz any more. Is he just a flash in the pan sort of lucky guy? Talking about one punch connecting and unsettling a boxer, I do not like that happening. I want who is stronger to win and not a lucky puncher.

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Maybe some are from the UK but I think even most of those that think Whyte would win (just two votes on the poll so far) would not actually place any bets because their conviction would not be strong enough.

Even though there is always a chance of an upset as one well connected punch is all it takes to end the fight and upsets can happen, the reality is Fury is an absolute fighting machine and though he might occasionally troubled by the likes of Wilder, Joshua, Usyk, Parker and even Whyte - they simply are not good enough to beat him because he is a superior technical fighter to their very limited skills.

Quote from: Maestro75 on February 11, 2022, 08:41:41 AM

I voted for Fury to win too. Those two who voted for Whyte win must be his patriotic followers who have refused to bend to what is obtainable. From the poll, no one agrees that it can be a draw. Whether win or lose, the boxers know what they are getting already. And that is not something small compared to what those who work regular day jobs at the office get. Most people will not even make that for 5 years on paid jobs whereas that is what a loser takes home in less than 1hr of being in the ring.

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Quote from: JollyGood on February 10, 2022, 05:08:27 PM

Votes in Poll: 22
Fury win: 20
Whyte win: 2
Draw: 0

I voted for Fury to win too. Those two who voted for Whyte win must be his patriotic followers who have refused to bend to what is obtainable. From the poll, no one agrees that it can be a draw. Whether win or lose, the boxers know what they are getting already. And that is not something small compared to what those who work regular day jobs at the office get. Most people will not even make that for 5 years on paid jobs whereas that is what a loser takes home in less than 1hr of being in the ring.

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