Via Charles Brun: Dillian ‘The Body Snatcher’ Whyte Says He “convinced” defeated WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury on Saturday at Wembley Stadium in London, England.
Whyte (28-2, 19 KOs) says he’s “going to win .” oneI can“Whether by knockout or deciding on Fury undefeated in their main fight.
It’s hard to gauge where Fury, 33, is currently mentally, as he’s talked quite a bit about retiring this week.
Judging by the overall tone of what he’s saying, he seems nervous about retiring with his mental capacity still intact for him to enjoy the millions he’s made in the past few years. 14 years of his professional career.
Fury’s comment about not wanting to be “drunk” could mean that he’s worried about what could happen to him if he stays here too long.
After what Fury went through in his recent three-fight streak with Deontay Wilder, who can be blamed for wanting to retire. He was beaten cold in their first game in 2018 and knocked down twice in their last match.
If Whyte pays attention to what Fury has to say this week, he will do well to heat him up immediately on Saturday, focusing on headers to complete what Deontay started in October. last year.
Fury could be heavy after what Wilder has put him through, and his concerns about leaving the sport with his health still intact cause him some anxiety serious deposition.
“I’m fine; I feel the same way as before. Yeah, I respect him, and he respects me; I’m great,” Dillian Whyte told media shortly after weighing at 253.25 lbs on Friday.
Dillian said of Fury: “I never had a problem with him in the first place. He respects me, and I respect him; We are both fighting men. A few things have been said, but that’s it; We are ready to fight.
“I have come to fight; I always come to fight. Yeah, I’ll go inside and sit down and take it easy, man. I always trade it with my opponent, so all is well,” Whyte said of him swapping hats with Fury in the head-to-head bout. I do not know; I can wear it.
“You know me; I always come to bring war; nothing changed. I came to give it all, that’s it.
“I don’t remember what I said,” Whyte commented when asked what he said to Tyson during the confrontation. “We just said, we’re ready and going, and that’s it.
“I am confident to beat him and win by any means possible. KOs, points, or whatever,” Whyte said.
WBC must-have challenger Whyte has finally secured his long-awaited world champion title ahead of champ Fury, and he plans to make the most of his chance.
