One of the biggest fights in British boxing history is about to take place. There will be 94,000 fans at Wembley Stadium for the fight between Tyson and Dillian. After this fight, Tyson will retire from boxing with or without a victory over his opponent, who has waited years for a shot at a world title. In the second fight of their trilogy of instant classics, Tyson Fury won the title from Deontay Wilder. He stopped the American in the seventh round in 2020 to get back at him after he was denied a title win in their first meeting. In his most recent bout, in October, Fury finished off the previously crowned champion in the most dramatic of fights, and many in the sport are predicting a similar outcome this evening. He has a proclivity for turning bouts into brawls, and that is his best chance of handing his former sparring partner a first professional loss. Avenging his own loss to Alexander Povetkin in August 2020, Whyte knocked out the Russian in March 2021. Prior to the pair's first clash, Whyte had won 11 in a row, his only loss being a knockout by Anthony Joshua. The Bodysnatcher finally gets the chance to win a world title. Tonight they go to war, but this week they exhibited mutual respect. You can follow live updates from the undercard. Tyson defends his title. The challenger was finished by a sixth-round uppercut. At Wembley Stadium, sparring partners clashed. He will retire after the fight. Tommy beat Daniel Bocianski on the undercard. Alex Pattle.The Independent
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Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte
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No way back from this.
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The punch that ended it.
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I promised my wife, Paris, after the fight that it would be over.
I owed it to the fans to come back to the UK.
I think this is the final curtain for theGypsy King, and what a way to go out.
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I'm one of the greatest fighters of all time. He had to face me tonight. He has the strength of a lion.
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It's hard to hear what the man is saying in his post-fight interview.
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Tyson Fury. The sixth-round TKO was performed by Dillian Whyte.
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The two people embrace.
The challenger seemed to obscure his own vision when he left his right hand high.
The Londoner fell back to the canvas after the clean uppercut.
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Round 6.
After missing with a wild right hand, Whyte almost dives through the ropes.
The heavyweights are in the middle of the ring.
The challenger was jabbing at the body.
The man backs into the corner but doesn't throw anything.
There are a couple of hooks in the body of Fury.
Down go whyte! An uppercut does it!
He made it back to his feet, but then fell into the referee's arms.
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The fifth round.
Right straight and left hook to the body by Whyte.
The fighters seem to have settled into their stances.
The man stumbles but seems to be due to his own skills.
The crowd applauds when Whyte misses with a left hook. The man is looking sharper.
The challenger was stunned with a one-two. He is breathing heavily and has swelling around his right eye.
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Round 4.
A decent hook lands. The pair are against the ropes. The referee has to force the two of them apart.
A pawing left hook from Fury opens an opening for a right down the pipe.
The left hook seems to have grazed the champ.
The crowd at Wembley reacted to a couple of clean one-twos.
We saw that kind of combination work wonders against Deontay Wilder in the second fight, because of the left hook from Fury.
The crowd loves it when the crowd favorite is missing.
They are warned for taking too long to separate.
From out of range, he is jabbing. It isn't getting him anywhere.
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The third round.
Again, he tries for an overhand right, but it is not wide.
The challenger misses with a right overhand after the hooks, and the opponent catches him with a few light but accurate counter punches.
The counter left hook is the best weapon so far.
The men are standing upright. A left uppercut is being put into the stomach of a person.
With a couple of jabs, Fury appears to tease Whyte about the Bodysnatcher.
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The second round.
Both of them are orthodox and the southpaw Fury is.
There are more body jabs from the man who has supported the man against the ropes.
He tried a right but missed. A wild overhand misses.
Fury goes orthodox and throws jabs. The one-two punch from the one-two punch from the one-two punch from the one-two punch from the one-two punch from the one-two punch from the one-two punch from the one-two punch from the one-two punch from the one-two
The counter shots from the champioon are better than the jab from the champioon.
The hook was hard to miss. He tries a left hook up top, but misses.
A good round.
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The first round.
The man jabs his chest. The champion circles his way out after he backs him into the corner.
The man steers the fighter into another corner. He blocks a couple of jabs from the taller Fury.
The southpaw lands a left to the body of the champion.
It has been a tentative start with a right hook.
A left overhand by Whyte is slow and doesn't bother Fury, who now takes the centre of the ring.
There are more body jabs from him. There are two blocked from Fury.
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Here we go!
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There was a lot of applause and cheers for him as he was announced in the ring.
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Is this the last Tyson Fury fight?
He has claimed before that he will retire after this fight.
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Indy Sport is predicting a victory for Tyson Fury.
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Time for the national anthem.
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The Notorious B.I.G.'s "Juicy" is followed by "Sex On Fire" by Kings of Leon.
St George's day is celebrated with the English flag.
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American Pie plays alongside a video that covers Tyson Fury's most remarkable moments.
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The challenger is out first.
He has been announced, but there is a long wait before his music hits...
There were lots of boos for the Bodysnatcher.
There are quite a few cheers as the Jaws theme gives way to AC/DC's Back in Black.
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There is one fight left. The title is on the line.
Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte is what it is.
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Ekow Essuman won. There was a unanimous decision byDarren Tetley.
Essuman retains his titles.
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Essuman vs Tetley.
The final round. The opponents are together.
Essuman is going after Tetley. The shots were between the body and head of the champion.
Essuman puts together a few punches, with a right straight the only one that carves an opening in the guard.
A counter right straight stops Tetley for a moment.
We will go to the judges with scorecards.
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The boxers are in the locker room. Next, they're out.
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Essuman vs Tetley.
Excellent work from Essuman here. He hit his opponent with a right hook and then hit him with a left hook. A quick combo to the body.
It seems that Tetley is starting to fade.
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Essuman vs Tetley in the 10th round.
Essuman is fighting on the front foot.
Body work from Essuman. He swings a wide right hook up top.
As he moves backwards, the rear uppercuut lands for him.
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Essuman vs Tetley.
The jabs are a little more accurate.
Essuman comes forward with shots, but he is off balance.
He hooks Tetley with a left hook, before the other team comes to an end.
Another left hook for Essuman.
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In the big screen, there is a picture of Fury dancing in his locker room.
The champion is a little more relaxed than the loser.
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Essuman vs Tetley.
A flurry of body hooks by Essuman, then he lands a mean left hook up top.
Tetley leans on Essuman on the ropes. They move into the center of the ring and are still holding each other.
It hasn't been the most free-flowing bout, but it hasn't been bitty either.
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Essuman vs Tetley.
This is turning into a war of attrition.
Essuman is going to the head of Tetley. A quick combo.
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Essuman vs Tetley.
Tetley dodges a flurry from Essuman and touches the champion with a couple of jabs.
There were more clean jabs from the challenger. Essuman is swinging and landing.
He does connect with a jab.
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Essuman vs Tetley in the fifth round.
Essuman raises his guard as Tetley throws an uppercut and hook to try to keep the champion at bay.
Good head movement from Tetley as he boxes. Clean Essuman's hand now.
Essuman is launching strikes in close while Tetley holds him.
They separated and Tetley landed a clean one-two.
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Essuman vs Tetley.
Essuman seems to be stund by a counter left hand.
He put a right into the torso of Tetley.
He doesn't get all of it, but a right hook for him.
Essuman lands a couple of hooks.
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Essuman and Tetley are in the third round.
Essuman is doing his best work to the body.
He fires a left hook to the head of Tetley.
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Essuman vs Tetley was the second round.
The fighters exchange jabs. The more accurate fighter is Tetley.
As the round goes on, Essuman starts to improve.
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Essuman vs Tetley was the first round.
The hook is wide. Essuman supports him. There are two lands for Tetley.
Essuman connects with a right hook as Tetley circles away. Essuman jabs low.
Left straight is for Tetley. Essuman digs in some body shots.
Both men landing little of note in the exchanges.
Essuman connected with a hook up top, his best shot so far.
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There is one more fight before the big one.
Ekow Essuman defends his titles against a competitor.
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A great reaction as Wladimir Klitschko is shown on the big screen with a pre-recorded message thanking people for their support.
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Huge cheers for Tyson Fury as he is shown on the big screen again.
TheGypsy King is getting his hands wrapped.
He will be stepping out after one more fight.
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Nick Ball won. Lowe won via sixth-round TKO.
Ball won the vacant title with a brutal knockout.
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Ball vs Lowe.
There are more left hooks in Lowe's cheek. He hit Ball with a counter uppercut. The ball skips away. He was forced back against the ropes again.
He pushed Lowe into the corner. Lowe is out on his feet after a ball with two fierce left hands.
Lowe is leaning on the ropes in the corner, facing away from Ball, but his head is turning back.
Ball is allowed to land one more big left, and the referee has seen enough. The towel arrives at the same time.
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Ball vs Lowe.
A delayed start to the round as Lowe's cut is checked.
The man is swinging. He was caught twice with counter left hooks.
He seems to be going for broke. He eats another left hook as he targets Ball. And yet another... It's there all day for Ball!
Ball shells up as Lowe attacks, before sending a clubbing right hook his opponent's way.
Lowe lands his hook. He is showing great spirit.
Ball is either bleeding from his forehead or wearing Lowe's blood, because of a series of left hooks connecting for him.
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Ball vs Lowe.
Ball misses with a somewhat disorganized combination. The men are talking.
Lowe is coming forward now, though his shots don't seem to be troubling Ball too much.
Ball briefly gets a little reckless with his punches, but he regains composure to land hooks off both wings.
Left hook to the body, right to the head by Ball.
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Ball vs Lowe.
Ball slides an uppercut through Lowe's guard as he leans to his left.
He is going after the fighter here. Lowe is trying to assert himself but is struggling to be accurate at the moment.
Ball found a home for an overhand right. The left hook connects after he misses another.
Lowe hooks Ball with a right hook. Lowe has his left eye cut.
He eats a hook to the head and body at the same time.
Ball seems to have been bloodied around the nose when he landed another hard right hand.
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Ball vs Lowe in the second round.
Lowe flicks out a double-jab. He has a ball on his feet.
He lands a clean rear uppercut and then a right hook.
Lowe looks hurt by Ball's clean shots. He is forced to hold on by a right hook.
He buys time before they separate. Lowe's senses seem to be coming back to him.
The ball is hitting the body. He put down Lowe with a left hook.
Lowe looks like he will make it to the bell, as time is running out.
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There was a mixed reaction to the big screen showing him.
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Ball vs Lowe.
Ball tries for a wild overhand right and misses.
Lowe is happy to wait on his opponent to throw.
There were a lot of feints from Lowe. Ball lands a left hook up top but doesn't connect cleanly.
Ball misses with his right hand. Lowe is using his jab.
Lowe hits his opponent with a combination.
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Ball is 14-0. Lowe has a professional record of 21-1-3.
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Tyson Fury returns to the locker room after walking out with Lowe and his team.
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The two guys are going to fight for the vacant title.
This should be fun.
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David Adeleye lost. Chris Healey got a fourth-round knockout.
Adeleye is still perfect. After the decision is announced, he and Healey show mutual respect.
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Round 4.
A slow left hook from Healey barely lands, before he stumbles backwards by a right straight!
Now a left hook hurts him, and he needs one more right to force the referee's hand.
The fight is over.
Healey had only just begun to take damage, but his hands were dropping and he looked to have lost his mind.
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Round 3.
One gets through the jab and snaps Healey's head.
A rear uppercut and right straight connect. Healey draws a big reaction from Adeleye.
A right straight jab from Adeleye. There are some decent head movement and better accuracy from Adeleye here.
He put a left hook into Healey's stomach and then leaned back to avoid a southpaw.
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Round 2 of the Adeleye vs Healey match.
A nice hook is landed on Healey's midriff by Adeleye.
Healey isn't causing him a lot of bother, though, because his punches aren't causing him a lot of bother.
The pair fall into the center of the ring a lot.
The round ended with a jab.
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Round 1 of the Adeleye vs Healey match.
A patient is starting. He is coming forward.
He backs up against the ropes.
Before he digs a left hook into the body, he has good head movement.
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Healey is 9-8 with two knockouts.
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Jake Paul was called out by Tommy Fury, who said: "Get the contract signed, you bum!" Let it be done once and for all.
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Tyson's training partner, David Adeleye, is going to face Chris Healey in a fight.
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Tommy Fury. Daniel Bocianski made a decision.
If that fight is made, does Fury beat Jake Paul? Maybe...
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Tommy Fury vs Bocianski.
The final round started with a series of jabs. Bocianski starts another kiss.
Bocianski is on the end of a jab. The Pole tries an overhand from a long way away.
His mouth agape, as he looks to be breathing heavily. Bocianski is bleeding.
Bocianski is able to partially block the shots.
The Pole makes it to the final bell, but he will find that he has been outpointed here.
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Round 5, Tommy Fury vs Bocianski.
There were jabs and a hard right hook.
Down goes Bocianski! He was cut badly around his left eye, but he quickly came back to his feet.
A straight right snap back Bocianski's head. Is this the beginning of the end?
The Pole was wobbled by a right hook. He stays on his feet after falling onto the ropes.
Bocianski holds on to Fury because of another right hook.
A right hand puts down Bocianski.
He is back to his feet and is able to make it to the end of the round. How much has he left?
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Tommy Fury vs Bocianski.
Bocianski is caught in the chest by a counter right hook. An uppercut narrowly misses the Pole.
Bocianski grabbed hold of him to keep the British still after a good head movement from Fury.
They were separated late in the frame while leaning against the ropes.
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Round 3, Tommy Fury vs Bocianski.
The pair trade left hooks.
Two hooks connect and then he squeezes an uppercut through the guard.
Bocianski stuns him with one-two from Fury, but the Pole fires back with a right hand.
Bocianski misses with a wild overhand right.
He was caught with a counter late in the round.
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The big cheers are for Tyson Fury.
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Round 2 of Tommy Fury vs Bocianski.
Bocianksi was staggered by a counter right straight.
Bocianski backs up when Fury lands a combination up top.
Bocianski is able to avoid the heavy shots.
The light-heavyweights are free again after a significant portion of the round.
He is looking to pick his punches.
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Tommy Fury vs Bocianski.
Tyson pressed forward, flicking out jabs. When the men get close, there has been a fair bit of grappling.
Bocianski was given one-two by Fury.
The latter of the two shots connected, with a double-jab from Fury.
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The Love Island star will take on Daniel Bocianski in a light-heavyweight contest.
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The first televised contest of the evening will be the next bout.
All you need to know is how to watch the fights.
What channel is Tyson Fury on? There is a pay per view in the UK and US tonight.
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The main event has the latest odds.
It was a close one, and Fury won.
To win.
There was a draw on 25/1.
There is a method of victory.
The fight was fought byKO/TKO on 8/11.
It was a decision by the person.
by TKO on 9/2
By decision, 20/1.
All odds can be found on Betfair.
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Itauma def. The second-round TKO was won by Michal Ciach.
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Itauma vs Ciach.
Itauma is almost landing at will now. He uses jabs up top and hooks to the body.
Ciach is trying to defend himself, but a high guard and zero head movement will get you far.
A lot of Itauma's jabs are piercing that guard.
Ciach takes a knee in the corner with a decent combination from Itauma. The fight is waved off even though he beats the referee's count.
No need for the Pole to be punished more.
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Itauma vs Ciach.
Itauma lands a jab as Ciach misses. Itauma pressing forward.
He hooks Ciach against the ropes with his body hooks.
Ciach moved forward with his hands up. Itauma seizes the chance to throw another couple of hooks to the body after he feints a one-two.
Ciach can only shell up as Itauma pours on more shots. He stumbles back and then takes a knee.
He beats the referee's count but won't be here much longer.
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The light-heavyweight match-up is between Britain's Itauma and Poland's Ciach.
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We are waiting for the decision. There is still a lot of energy in the country.
Barney-Smith won the game. The decision was made by Constantin Radoi.
The right result was applauded by Radoi. The person seems happy to be here.
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Barney-Smith vs Radoi.
The final round. Barney-Smith landing some jabs.
He connects with a quick lead uppercut before looping a right hook around his opponent.
Barney-Smith misses with a right hook and leaves straight up top.
He seems to be watching if the finish might be on. He backs up as Radoi lunges.
After grabbing his opponent, Radoi landed a right hand on his opponent's body.
The bell has a final sound.
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Barney-Smith vs Radoi.
Barney-Smith fired a left straight onto his opponent's gloves as he tried to start the round on top.
Barney-Smith is mostly working behind his jab now, but he is still looking for the counter left straight when he can.
He lands a punch to the body of Radoi, who is struggling to land anything of note at the moment.
A couple of jabs seem to get through for Barney-Smith, and Radoi walks onto a rear uppercut.
The round ends with a miss by Radoi.
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Barney-Smith vs Radoi.
Before the men end up tying up one another, Radoi tries to assert himself with jabs.
Barney-Smith came forward after they separated. There is a clash of heads when Radoi grabs hold of him.
Barney-Smith sneaks in a right hook to the head in the latest instance, as the referee tries to separate them a couple more times.
The counter was left straight from the Briton. He hit the air when he tried a left hook. Barney-Smith did a good job.
This time, Radoi finds a home for the left hook. That is his best shot so far.
Barney-Smith ends the round with forward pressure.
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Barney-Smith vs Radoi.
There was a great reaction to Sugar Boy Roy. He is a professional after a promising amateur career.
Barney-Smith tries to land some counter left hooks before Radoi enters. It is a bit of a messy exchange.
Barney-Smith missed with a left hook. He is pressing forward now. He was backed up against the ropes, but he was right by the body.
The southpaw follows Barney-Smith with a right hook after a rapid rear uppercut. As his opopoonent pours it on, he tries to soak up the pressure.
Barney-Smith jabbed after Radoi was able to find some space. Radoi made it out of the round without too much trouble.
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Next up is a super-featherweight bout.
The men are in a ring.
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Kurt Walker won the first fight of the night over fellow super-featherweight Stefan Nicolae.
Walker has been doing it all the time.
Jamie Braidwood was speaking.
The story has been in the background all week.
The boxing management company is shutting down by the end of the month due to the sanction of its founder by the United States government.
The US Drug Enforcement Agency has offered a reward of up to 3.8 million dollars for information leading to the arrest of Kinahan, who was named last week as the leader of a group that smuggled drugs into Europe. The Irishman, who has no criminal convictions and has always denied any wrongdoing, co-founded a management company with a stable of around 200 fighters.
Bob Arum has suggested that he is still involved in the operations of the company, despite the fact that Kinahan appeared to cut ties with it in the year 2017.
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Alex Pattle is at 17:30.
The referee waved his hands before the fighter.
It's a major reason why fans can't see Dillian Whyte getting a knockout blow tonight. No one has been able to manage it. No one has been able to beat him.
Someone will have to nail him to the canvas.
How can a hellacious hitter not do so in three contests?
Here's how.
There is a chance that Whyte can cause chaos against Fury and succeed.
Steve Bunce was speaking.
The boxing story has been told before about the bullets, the blood, the underdog, the sacrifice, the belief and the wait for justice in a ring.
Dillian made his own story.
A bullet was removed from his leg with a knife. He didn't want to bother his mother. He sewed up a slash wound. A proud father at 13 years old, Whyte was shot twice, stabbed three times and killed on the streets of south London. He had babies.
I was told last week in Portugal that I was not meant to be here. He is correct.
The full article is here.
The story of Dillian Whyte's journey to Tyson Fury is a bloody one.
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Frank Warren won the purse bid with his effort of approximately 30 million dollars, which beat the 23 million dollars put forward by Eddie Hearn. The bids were both records in the history of boxing.
The promoter must deposit 10 per cent of the winning bid in order for the purse split to apply.
According to the calculation, Fury will take home approximately 21.5 million dollars, while Whyte will get around 5 million dollars.
The 10 per cent deposit will be given to the winner.
How much will Tyson and Dillian earn for the fight?
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Steve Bunce wrote about the crazy numbers in the Tyson Fury game on Saturday night at Wembley Stadium.
The best part of about 25 million dollars is the fight between Dillian and Tyson. The simple facts and figures are what you know.
There are other numbers that make up the complicated tale behind the man. On the road to the Wembley ring, the road with twisted turnpikes, great pain, suffering and criticism, has fallen headfirst from that wagon many times. There was a good dose of redemption on both sides of the ropes. His fight with good, bad and mad has been public.
There is more than a title fight at Wembley. It might be the end of one of boxing's most lurid and watchable tales.
The full article is here.
Tyson and Dillian will fight for more than a title.
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One of the biggest fights in British boxing history is about to take place. There will be 94,000 fans at Wembley Stadium for the fight between Tyson and Dillian.
After this fight, Tyson will retire from boxing with or without a victory over his opponent, who has waited years for a shot at a world title. In the second fight of their trilogy of instant classics, Tyson Fury won the title from Deontay Wilder. He stopped the American in the seventh round in 2020 to get back at him after he was denied a title win in their first meeting. In his most recent bout, in October, Fury finished off the previously crowned champion in the most dramatic of fights, and many in the sport are predicting a similar outcome this evening.
He has a proclivity for turning bouts into brawls, and that is his best chance of handing his former sparring partner a first professional loss. Avenging his own loss to Alexander Povetkin in August 2020, Whyte knocked out the Russian in March 2021. Prior to the pair's first clash, Whyte had won 11 in a row, his only loss being a knockout by Anthony Joshua. The Bodysnatcher finally gets the chance to win a world title. Tonight they go to war, but this week they exhibited mutual respect.
The referee waved off the fight in the sixth round after Fury floored Whyte with a right uppercut.
A record-breaking 94,000 fans are expected at Wembley Stadium in London on Saturday to watch the final fight of Tyson Fury's career.
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