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Hearn claims Whyte was always going to sign the contract but he was playing mind games with Fury. I think Fury does not care about the mind games, he just wants to get Whyte in the ring so he can defeat him.

Yeah, that would be the case. Whyte knows the deadline but he had to chase some time so that he can get something more of that purse but sadly he didn't got any. And Fury didn't ate the bait that Whyte have set because he doesn't care about those mind games at all and just like you said, he was just eager to fight and finish Whyte as soon as possible so that he can find another opponent to fight this year.

I got your point but Whyte have no other choice either but to just sign the contract and accept the deal that he is just only entitled 20% of the cut. Besides, there's actually no need to fret on those things because this is his biggest paycheck in his whole career. Also it is already kind of obvious that Whyte is just trying to get into Fury's head but the funny thing is Fury doesn't care.

Since this is the biggest paycheck of his career he needs to shape up and put all his best effort, he has so many things to gain and nothing to lose here, while Fury can lose everything in this fight, I don't rule out an upset because Whyte has knock out power but it can only come if Fury allows it, Fury is fast strong and has a good ring generalship but inside the ring, there's a lot of unexpected scenarios.

We know that technically everything can happen in a fight however, Fury is so complete that it is difficult to pull an upset over him, after all he has the size, technique, chin and punching power, he has all what is necessary to be a great champion and he has demonstrated this above the ring over and over again.

So the only way that I could see Whyte winning is that somehow Fury got overconfident and he did not trained as hard as he could while at the same time Whyte gave the best performance of his career.

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Quote from: virasisog on March 03, 2022, 10:01:30 AM

Fury is actually more into actions than words. He doesn't care about any negative things being thrown at him. He's too focused on preparing for his upcoming match. I'm sure that it will be too hard for Whyte to beat him not just because of his edges but his focus and dedication.

Actually the harsh words during the meeting between the two were dramas that made the match spectacular, but one of them did not reply with harsh words like the Khabib vs McGregor (UFC) match, both of them must be very focused on preparing hard in the match to increase the winning points, April 2022 is big PPV match month for boxing, ufc and wresling.

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Hearn claims Whyte was always going to sign the contract but he was playing mind games with Fury. I think Fury does not care about the mind games, he just wants to get Whyte in the ring so he can defeat him.

Yeah, that would be the case. Whyte knows the deadline but he had to chase some time so that he can get something more of that purse but sadly he didn't got any. And Fury didn't ate the bait that Whyte have set because he doesn't care about those mind games at all and just like you said, he was just eager to fight and finish Whyte as soon as possible so that he can find another opponent to fight this year.

I got your point but Whyte have no other choice either but to just sign the contract and accept the deal that he is just only entitled 20% of the cut. Besides, there's actually no need to fret on those things because this is his biggest paycheck in his whole career. Also it is already kind of obvious that Whyte is just trying to get into Fury's head but the funny thing is Fury doesn't care.

Since this is the biggest paycheck of his career he needs to shape up and put all his best effort, he has so many things to gain and nothing to lose here, while Fury can lose everything in this fight, I don't rule out an upset because Whyte has knock out power but it can only come if Fury allows it, Fury is fast strong and has a good ring generalship but inside the ring, there's a lot of unexpected scenarios.

Since Whyte is the challenger, it is quite expected that he will do his best to shape up and put a good show trying to win this match. Now, he has a good reason to put up his best effort to try and defeat Fury because these two boxers are talking badly even before the match wasn't final. In almost every aspect, Fury have the advantage like the reach, height, experience and ring IQ particularly the KO rate.

Fury is actually more into actions than words. He doesn't care about any negative things being thrown at him. He's too focused on preparing for his upcoming match. I'm sure that it will be too hard for Whyte to beat him not just because of his edges but his focus and dedication.

Yes, but we can see now that he's been quite talkative lately. Fury sure have the advantage here aside from being the heavy favorite and certainly Whyte knows about that well. But I can also see that Whyte is also very dedicated to shape up and put some huge effort in preparing this fight in-order to keep up with Fury's skills.

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Hearn claims Whyte was always going to sign the contract but he was playing mind games with Fury. I think Fury does not care about the mind games, he just wants to get Whyte in the ring so he can defeat him.

Yeah, that would be the case. Whyte knows the deadline but he had to chase some time so that he can get something more of that purse but sadly he didn't got any. And Fury didn't ate the bait that Whyte have set because he doesn't care about those mind games at all and just like you said, he was just eager to fight and finish Whyte as soon as possible so that he can find another opponent to fight this year.

I got your point but Whyte have no other choice either but to just sign the contract and accept the deal that he is just only entitled 20% of the cut. Besides, there's actually no need to fret on those things because this is his biggest paycheck in his whole career. Also it is already kind of obvious that Whyte is just trying to get into Fury's head but the funny thing is Fury doesn't care.

Since this is the biggest paycheck of his career he needs to shape up and put all his best effort, he has so many things to gain and nothing to lose here, while Fury can lose everything in this fight, I don't rule out an upset because Whyte has knock out power but it can only come if Fury allows it, Fury is fast strong and has a good ring generalship but inside the ring, there's a lot of unexpected scenarios.

Since Whyte is the challenger, it is quite expected that he will do his best to shape up and put a good show trying to win this match. Now, he has a good reason to put up his best effort to try and defeat Fury because these two boxers are talking badly even before the match wasn't final. In almost every aspect, Fury have the advantage like the reach, height, experience and ring IQ particularly the KO rate.

Fury is actually more into actions than words. He doesn't care about any negative things being thrown at him. He's too focused on preparing for his upcoming match. I'm sure that it will be too hard for Whyte to beat him not just because of his edges but his focus and dedication.

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Joshua just comes out a statement that he is

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‘I’m rooting for Dillian [to beat Fury], even though I hate him’

This is very strange he should be neutral and if he is going to the side he should side with Fury

You expect him to side with Dillian Whyte to beat Fury. For sure Whyte will present a less difficult opponent to fight than Fury to Anthony Joshua. The contradiction there is even you wanting him to either remain neutral or side with Fury. Why should he side with one and not the other? It is his pick to wish and make.

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provided that he beat Usyk

Anthony Joshua's fight with Usyk may not hold again as the Ukrainian has gone to join his country in the war against Russia. Nobody knows what the outcome of that will be. I hope he comes out safe.

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Hearn claims Whyte was always going to sign the contract but he was playing mind games with Fury. I think Fury does not care about the mind games, he just wants to get Whyte in the ring so he can defeat him.

Yeah, that would be the case. Whyte knows the deadline but he had to chase some time so that he can get something more of that purse but sadly he didn't got any. And Fury didn't ate the bait that Whyte have set because he doesn't care about those mind games at all and just like you said, he was just eager to fight and finish Whyte as soon as possible so that he can find another opponent to fight this year.

I got your point but Whyte have no other choice either but to just sign the contract and accept the deal that he is just only entitled 20% of the cut. Besides, there's actually no need to fret on those things because this is his biggest paycheck in his whole career. Also it is already kind of obvious that Whyte is just trying to get into Fury's head but the funny thing is Fury doesn't care.

Since this is the biggest paycheck of his career he needs to shape up and put all his best effort, he has so many things to gain and nothing to lose here, while Fury can lose everything in this fight, I don't rule out an upset because Whyte has knock out power but it can only come if Fury allows it, Fury is fast strong and has a good ring generalship but inside the ring, there's a lot of unexpected scenarios.

Since Whyte is the challenger, it is quite expected that he will do his best to shape up and put a good show trying to win this match. Now, he has a good reason to put up his best effort to try and defeat Fury because these two boxers are talking badly even before the match wasn't final. In almost every aspect, Fury have the advantage like the reach, height, experience and ring IQ particularly the KO rate.

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Joshua just comes out a statement that he is

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‘I’m rooting for Dillian [to beat Fury], even though I hate him’

This is very strange he should be neutral and if he is going to the side he should side with Fury so the mega fight will push through provided that he beat Usyk, the boxing community prefers Joshua and Fury battle it out with a belt at stake, not both of them without a title or only one with the title, so it will become a winner take all match.

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Fact is Hearn failed to negotiate a better deal for Whyte Cheesy

The deal is not a bad one. Infact, it is a breakthrough when you consider it to be the highest Dillian Whyte has gotten in his entire boxing career.

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What are the chances of Whyte getting up from the mandatory count if Fury knocks him down?

He might get up from the extra motivation of being given the chance for the belts,

You are counting on the influence of bets to get him up the canvass if he hits it. As funny as that sounds it will be a good motivation still. But he can do nothing if the strength is not there.

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and again which would ruin the idea of a Usyk or Joshua fight for the belts in the future.

Let this war with Russia not spoil anything for the rematch. I saw picture of Usyk in military uniform in preparation to defend his country in the war. I want to see him come out of it alive.

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Quote from: JollyGood on February 26, 2022, 04:58:03 AM

Fury has been on the canvas when Cunningham caught him. He also hit the canvas a couple of times against Wilder too. If Fury gets hit with a powerful punch from Whyte, then he could hit the floor but will get up. What are the chances of Whyte getting up from the mandatory count if Fury knocks him down?

He might get up from the extra motivation of being given the chance for the belts, but I would think Fury puts him down a few times once he gets hurt. This will be one of those fights where I'm absolutely bricking it before, and during fight just because in any sensible world Fury should win this nine times out of ten, but you just know boxing loves to throw up some wild results now, and again which would ruin the idea of a Usyk or Joshua fight for the belts in the future.

Only saving grace is Whyte has visibly declined in recent years, and while he definitely does have power he leaves himself very open. We either get a super motivated Whyte who takes note of his defensive issues or we get a lazy Whyte who swings big, and ultimately if he doesn't connect gets knocked out himself.

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Overwhelmingly the odds should be in favour of Fury to win and rightly so but as I mentioned in posts I made in my Joshua vs Usyk and Fury vs Wilder III threads - this is heavyweight boxing and anything can happen when one powerful punch connects catching the receiver off guard.

Fury has been on the canvas when Cunningham caught him. He also hit the canvas a couple of times against Wilder too. If Fury gets hit with a powerful punch from Whyte, then he could hit the floor but will get up. What are the chances of Whyte getting up from the mandatory count if Fury knocks him down?

The first Whyte vs Povetkin fight gives a clear indication of why Fury will win but in the rematch Whyte demonstrated why is dangerous and that is why Fury made a statement saying he was leaving social media to focus on his training because Whyte deserved all the respect as he was the WBC number one contender. Fury showed respect to Whyte but in the ring he will show him no mercy.

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It has been confirmed earlier today, Wembley Stadium is the place where the fight will take place on 23rd April 2022. Finally Grin

Good news, only two months left before the fight.
Are there bookmaker quotes for this fight already? Judging by the results of the poll (I also voted for Fury), bookmakers will quote Fury as 1.08-1.1. It hardly makes sense to bet with such odds. However, these are heavyweights and one blow can decide the outcome of the entire fight, so Whyte has a chance to win.

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Quote from: JollyGood on February 25, 2022, 04:56:38 PM

It has been confirmed earlier today, Wembley Stadium is the place where the fight will take place on 23rd April 2022. Finally Grin

Good news, only two months left before the fight.
Are there bookmaker quotes for this fight already? Judging by the results of the poll (I also voted for Fury), bookmakers will quote Fury as 1.08-1.1. It hardly makes sense to bet with such odds. However, these are heavyweights and one blow can decide the outcome of the entire fight, so Whyte has a chance to win.

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Quote from: JollyGood on February 24, 2022, 04:55:33 AM

Hearn claims Whyte was always going to sign the contract but he was playing mind games with Fury. I think Fury does not care about the mind games, he just wants to get Whyte in the ring so he can defeat him.

Mind games wont work much against Tyson Fury, but he was getting nervous that Dillian Whyte will not accept the fight and if that is the case he needs to find another dance partner to fight for his fans in his native country . Fact is Hearn failed to negotiate a better deal for Whyte Cheesy

and after this one he will be fighting Oleksandr Usyk or Anthony Joshua and he might possible retire for good as an undefeated boxer.

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It has been confirmed earlier today, Wembley Stadium is the place where the fight will take place on 23rd April 2022. Finally Grin

If they can sell out Wembley Stadium then they are going to make a lot of money with the live gate.

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Hearn claims Whyte was always going to sign the contract but he was playing mind games with Fury. I think Fury does not care about the mind games, he just wants to get Whyte in the ring so he can defeat him.

Yeah, that would be the case. Whyte knows the deadline but he had to chase some time so that he can get something more of that purse but sadly he didn't got any. And Fury didn't ate the bait that Whyte have set because he doesn't care about those mind games at all and just like you said, he was just eager to fight and finish Whyte as soon as possible so that he can find another opponent to fight this year.

I got your point but Whyte have no other choice either but to just sign the contract and accept the deal that he is just only entitled 20% of the cut. Besides, there's actually no need to fret on those things because this is his biggest paycheck in his whole career. Also it is already kind of obvious that Whyte is just trying to get into Fury's head but the funny thing is Fury doesn't care.

Since this is the biggest paycheck of his career he needs to shape up and put all his best effort, he has so many things to gain and nothing to lose here, while Fury can lose everything in this fight, I don't rule out an upset because Whyte has knock out power but it can only come if Fury allows it, Fury is fast strong and has a good ring generalship but inside the ring, there's a lot of unexpected scenarios.

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It has been confirmed earlier today, Wembley Stadium is the place where the fight will take place on 23rd April 2022. Finally Grin

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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.

At the end it happened what we knew it would happen, Whyte had no option but to sign as he had no leverage at all in this fight and he was easily replaceable in the case he decided to not accept.

And when we add that this will be probably the best payout that he is ever going to get the incentive to sign the contract as it was stipulated was simply too great, I do not blame him for trying to get more money, after all who does not like more money for the same job, however it would have been a mistake to let go of this fight because of that reason, fortunately for us he did not made that mistake and now we can see the gypsy king once again above the ring.

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Hearn claims Whyte was always going to sign the contract but he was playing mind games with Fury. I think Fury does not care about the mind games, he just wants to get Whyte in the ring so he can defeat him.

Yeah, that would be the case. Whyte knows the deadline but he had to chase some time so that he can get something more of that purse but sadly he didn't got any. And Fury didn't ate the bait that Whyte have set because he doesn't care about those mind games at all and just like you said, he was just eager to fight and finish Whyte as soon as possible so that he can find another opponent to fight this year.

I got your point but Whyte have no other choice either but to just sign the contract and accept the deal that he is just only entitled 20% of the cut. Besides, there's actually no need to fret on those things because this is his biggest paycheck in his whole career. Also it is already kind of obvious that Whyte is just trying to get into Fury's head but the funny thing is Fury doesn't care.

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Votes in Poll: 25
Fury win: 23
Whyte win: 2
Draw: 0

92% have voted for Fury to won this fight, only 8% have voted for Whyte to win.

I think this could end with a TKO if Whyte is stubborn and brave enough to not want to get knocked out. If he is focused then Whyte might even be able to go the distance but he will not be able to win. I think Fury will not have too much trouble beating Whyte.

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Quote from: JollyGood on February 24, 2022, 04:55:33 AM

Hearn claims Whyte was always going to sign the contract but he was playing mind games with Fury. I think Fury does not care about the mind games, he just wants to get Whyte in the ring so he can defeat him.

Yeah, that would be the case. Whyte knows the deadline but he had to chase some time so that he can get something more of that purse but sadly he didn't got any. And Fury didn't ate the bait that Whyte have set because he doesn't care about those mind games at all and just like you said, he was just eager to fight and finish Whyte as soon as possible so that he can find another opponent to fight this year.

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Hearn claims Whyte was always going to sign the contract but he was playing mind games with Fury. I think Fury does not care about the mind games, he just wants to get Whyte in the ring so he can defeat him.

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Quote from: Rufsilf on February 23, 2022, 08:04:29 AM

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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.

The reason is Eddie Hearn the promoter was able to attract only one bidder for the fight while the promoter of Tyson Fury, Frank Warren got a bid for $41 million and Tyson Fury will be getting the majority of the purse, If Eddie Hearn was able to attract a much bigger bid then he would be getting a much bigger purse and still this is the biggest paycheck Whyte will be earning.

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