As expected, world boxing champion Tyson Fury (33) defended his heavyweight title in what may be the last fight of his career. The Brit defeated fellow countryman Dillian Whyte by knockout in the sixth round on Saturday in front of 94,000 spectators at London’s Wembley Stadium.
Fury remains champion of the WBC association. He then reiterated his announcement that he would retire following the battle.
“First of all, I want to say that I dedicate this victory to my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. In his name I won this fight in my country. In my England. We are Spartans,” Fury said right following the fight BT Sport.
He said he was “overwhelmed by the support. I can’t believe 94,000 compatriots came here to watch me. I wholeheartedly thank everyone who bought a ticket and stayed up late to see this fight.”
The “Gypsy King” paid tribute to his opponent and predicted a great future for him. “Dillian is a warrior and I believe he’s going to be world champion. He’s one of the greatest and unfortunately he had to fight me tonight. You’re not dealing with a mediocre heavyweight, you’re dealing with the best man on the planet .”
Fury wants to stick to his plan of wanting to retire from active sport following the fight. “I promised my wife that following the fight once morest [Deontay] Wilder is over. But I was offered a fight at Wembley and I owed it to the fans. What a way to go.”
But Showman Fury wouldn’t be Fury if he didn’t keep a back door open: “That might have been the last curtain for the Gypsy King,” said the 33-year-old in the exuberance of emotions following the battle.
Fury celebrates 32nd win of his career
It was Fury’s 32nd win in the 33rd professional fight, with an additional draw Fury is still undefeated. Fury’s former sparring partner Whyte meanwhile suffered his third defeat in the 31st fight.
The majority of fans at Wembley Stadium were behind Fury, who was more active following a pompous walk-on show early in the fight without dominating it. When Whyte, who was just a few centimeters smaller, caught his opponent in the middle of an interrupted fight, a fierce battle ensued between the two rivals.
Referee Mark Lyson threatened to deduct points from both opponents. The fight picked up more and more speed, Fury seemed incited and kept hitting smaller ones. When the “Gypsy King” hit Whyte on the chin with an uppercut, he fell to the ground and was no longer able to fight.
Fury’s retirement announcement had caused a surprise ahead of the fight as pundits and fans had hoped for the unification fight once morest WBA, WBO and IBF world champion Alexander Usyk from Ukraine. However, Usyk must first face dethroned champion Anthony Joshua (Great Britain) for a rematch.
Fury had won the WBC belt in 2020 in the second duel with Deontay Wilder (USA). He became famous in 2015 when he surprisingly pushed WBA, IBF and WBO world champion Wladimir Klitschko off the heavyweight throne following more than eleven years without defeat. After that, Fury fell into a deep hole and made headlines with doping and drug offenses. In 2016 he gave back all his belts before making a big comeback in 2018.
Tyson Fury vs. Dillian Whyte: boxing match in the live ticker to read
Tyson Fury KO’s Dillian Whyte in the sixth round!
Out of nowhere, Tyson Fury knocked out challenger Dillian Whyte in the sixth round of their WBC Championship fight. The “Gypsy King” ended the fight with an uppercut, Whyte went down, the referee was forced to stop the fight.
6th round: The Gypsy King now controls the fight, can he pull away? Whyte has not yet found an answer to his leading hand. Again and once more Whyte skins his whole strength in the punches. He’s starting to look tired now while Fury continues to show good footwork. A right uppercut from Fury and Whyte is down!!! Whyte can’t go on, he’s completely swimming. He does get up, but the referee correctly stops and the air is out. Tyson Fury defeats Dillian Whyte via KO and remains champion!
5th round: Before the start, the two are once more admonished to keep the fight clean. A quick right hook to Fury’s body lands but Whyte continues to press and control the ring. Whyte stretches too far and concedes a counterattack. Then a good hook to Whyte’s body. Fury with the next combination, Whyte looked a little wobbly but he stays on his feet. The round also goes to Fury.
4th round: Without much hesitation, the fourth round begins with an exchange of blows. Whyte gives Fury an illegal punch, Fury didn’t like it. After a short lecture from the ref we continue. Whyte lands a strong left hook, then clips. Then Fury has to plug in when he gets too close. And the next right hook to the body of Fury. Both hit once more, although the referee called “break”, both are cautioned. Whyte is now bleeding from his right eye.
3rd round: Whyte, by the way once more on the left, tries more with power shots. Fury continues to counter well, the lead hand lands on the stomach. Whyte drives him into the corner for a moment, Fury clings and can free himself from the position. Several punches from Fury hit Whyte in the face, the “Gypsy King” smiles briefly.
2nd round: Powerful left hook from Fury. Whyte wants to set the tone here, but then Fury catches him off balance. Whyte’s lead hand doesn’t land, Fury counters. The sampling phase is now over. Fury is now landing multiple times, Whyte is having trouble with the champion’s reach. Round two ends in a clinch. Good round from Fury.
1 round: The bell rings for the first time. Here we go: Fury once morest Whyte for the WBC title. Whyte, who starts on the right hand side, gets the middle of the ring early on. Lots of fakes but no significant hits in the first half. Good hook to Whyte’s body. A good left-right combination from Fury before the end, but that was it with the first round.
Tyson Fury vs. Dillian Whyte: boxing match NOW in the live ticker – start
Before start: Both are now in the ring, the fighters are introduced. But first, there’s “God Save the Queen”. Of course, the audience participates properly.
Before start: After a few minutes, Whyte reaches the ring. Now comes Fury. A lot more spectacular is the champion’s walkin. Before he even starts his march, Don McLeans’ “American Pie” is heard in the stadium. The audience sings along, there is a great atmosphere. Then the music changes to The Notorious BIG, then “On Fire”.
Before start: The time has come. Whyte slowly makes his way into the ring, accompanied by ACDC. The marches in boxing have now become almost as epic as the fights themselves. It is logical that this is also the case with today’s spectacle at Wembley Stadium.
Before start: Mark Lyson is the name of the third man in the ring. As a referee, he will ensure that everything is done according to the rules.
Before start: By the way: The title fight between Fury and Whyte will last a maximum of 12 rounds.
Before start: The last preliminary fight is now over, Ekow Essuman has prevailed following a unanimous decision once morest Darren Tetley. The main fight is regarding to begin.
Before start: In 32 professional fights, Fury, who may be fighting for the last time today, has never lost the ring. Only once did he have to settle for a draw – in the first fight with Deontay Wilder. Dillian Whyte, on the other hand, has lost two out of 30 fights. Once once morest Anthony Joshua, once once morest Alexander Povetkin.
Before start: When weighing, Fury weighed just over 120 kilograms. His opponent weighed 114 kilograms. In terms of size and range, the numbers also speak for Fury. 2.06 meters once morest 1.93 meters is the height. In terms of range, it looks like this: 216 cm versus 198 cm.
Before start: It won’t be long before the two heavyweights make their way to the ring. Ekow Essuman and Darren Tetley are currently still fighting, but then Fury vs. Whyte starts.
Before start: With the heavyweight fight between Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte, a real spectacle is coming up today. A total of 94,000 spectators are expected at Wembley Stadium in London today. The two opponents fight for the title of the WBC.
Before start: The heavyweight fight begins tonight at 10pm at Wembley Stadium in London.
Before start: Hello and welcome to the world championship match between Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte.
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Tyson Fury vs. Dillian Whyte: boxing match live on TV and live stream today – the comparison
| Tyson Fury | Name | Dillian Whyte |
| 33 years | Alter | 33 years |
| England | nationality | England |
| “The Gypsy King” | nickname | “The Body Snatcher” |
| 31-0-1 | Balance Sheet (SNU) | 28-2 |
| 206 cm | size | 193 cm |
| 216 cm | Range | 198 cm |
