Tyson Fury defends his world title against Dillian Whyte: The mega fight to read

The “Gypsy King” defeated the 34-year-old with a knockout in the sixth round.

With a brutal uppercut to Whyte’s chin, Fury clinched the win in front of 94,000 at the iconic Wembley Stadium.

The mega fight between Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte to read:

End in London

With that we say goodbye to Wembley Stadium in London. Tyson Fury remains world champion with a sixth-round knockout. Pascal Steinmann says goodbye to you and wishes you a good night!

Fury and Wembley Stadium sing

Fury has no last words for the 94,000 crowd at Wembley. No: He has – as we know it from him – a song: Fury agrees to “American Pie”, the stadium gets in. What a mood. What a conclusion to a great career! Or? At least Fury has just stated that this was his last fight.

Fury: “The best!”

Fury thanks God and the 94,000 spectators in the arena. Then he turns to opponent Whyte: “He’s a warrior. He’ll be world champion one day. But tonight, unfortunately, he had to fight me,” says Fury. “It’s not just any heavyweight he fought there. He’s the best,” says the “Gypsi King”.

6th round: TYSON FURY REMAINS WORLD CHAMPION!

Fury is now playing with Whyte, who already looks tired. The 34-year-old hits a wild right past Fury and almost falls into the ropes. Ten seconds before the gong, Fury hits his opponent in the chin with a massive right uppercut. Whyte goes down. He regains his feet but is very unsteady and then stumbles past Lyson. The fight is over! Fury remains world champion!

Round 5: Tyson Fury – Dillian Whyte

Strong round of the world champion! Whyte has Fury in the corner but then loses balance and almost falls while running backwards. The “Body Snatcher” laughs in Fury’s face – Mind Games. But shortly thereafter, Fury hits another right to the head of Whyte, who looks slightly injured. Fury gets into the fight better and better and gains the upper hand round by round.

Round 4: Tyson Fury – Dillian Whyte

Fierce battle of words between Fury and Whyte over looking up. Lyson sends them both to their corners. Fury is irritated. After everything had been very peaceful in the run-up to the fight, emotions are now going through a little with Fury and Whyte. Fury, meanwhile, has adapted better to covering the challenger. And then he hits Whyte in the eye, the 34-year-old is bleeding from his right eye. And again Lyson has to separate the two. “You’re a professional boxer,” he reminds Whyte. “And you are the world champion,” he clarifies to Fury. The boxing continues for half a minute, then the world champion raises his fist in celebration at the end of the round.

Round 3: Tyson Fury – Dillian Whyte

Fury hasn’t really arrived at his concept yet. Whyte nevertheless switches back to the left display. But towards the end of the round, the “Gypsi King” comes with two rights to Whyte’s head, who still gets the hand between them.

2nd round: Tyson Fury – Dillian Whyte

Whyte with a wild right hand that Fury just misses. The challenger tries to dictate the fight from the center of the ring. The second round is now much more intense than the first. Fury looks a little surprised because Whyte boxes on the right at the beginning. But the 34-year-old challenger looks strong here.

Round 1: Tyson Fury – Dillian Whyte

Balanced first round at Wembley Stadium. Both feel each other first. Whyte goes – as you might expect – a lot to the body. Fury swings his right hand through once, hitting the challenger for the first time.

Tyson Fury – Dillian Whyte

The main event begins. Dillian Whyte is whistled at by the crowd at Wembley Stadium as he performs in the ring. On the other hand, the noise at the presentation of the “Gypsi King” was breathtaking. Referee Mark Lyson giving instructions to both fighters. Round 1 is on!

Info – Crazy entry of the world champion

Musically, the world champion has come up with something very special. American pie sounds, Wembley Stadium is cooking. Tyson Fury then steps into the arena to The Notorious BIG’s “Juicy”, followed by Kings of Leon’s “Sex on Fire”. Then Fury takes a seat on the familiar throne for a moment and then jogs into the ring. What a performance by the world champion. It starts here in a few minutes!

Info – Whyte enters the ring

The “Body Snatcher” is here. Jamaican-born Whyte runs into AC/DC’s Back in Black. The way is quite long. Plenty of time to think. The plan: As the name says: Whyte will try to go to the body a lot and hurt Fury like that.

Info – Both boxers with victories in 2021

Both Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte won their last fight before the biggest duel in British boxing history last year. In October, Fury defeated “Bronze Bomber” Deontay Wilder by knockout in the eleventh round to end the trilogy as the victor. Whyte got revenge against Alexander Povetkin in March for the loss a year earlier.

Info – Fury with size advantages over Whyte

Klitschko victor Fury measures 2.06 meters. Title contender Whyte, on the other hand, is only 1.93 meters. This is another reason why the “Gypsi King” is the bookies’ clear favourite. Fury wants the knockout in London. The 33-year-old won 70 percent of his wins through knockouts.

Info – Fury undefeated – Whyte with two losses

Tyson Fury has fought 32 fights in his professional career, 31 of which were won by the “Gypsi King”. In December 2018, his fight against Deontay Wilder ended in a draw. The 33-year-old Englishman then won the following two fights against the “Bronze Bomber”. Whyte, on the other hand, won 28 professional fights. On the other hand, there are two defeats: in 2015 the 34-year-old lost to Anthony Joshua, in 2020 he lost to Alexander Povetkin.

Info – European record

94,000 spectators at Wembley Stadium await the biggest fight in British sporting history. Never before have so many people followed a boxing match on this continent. Insanity! The atmosphere is boiling, but the sympathies are clearly distributed: the crowd in London seems to be on Fury’s side.

Info – Hello and welcome

Hello and welcome to the WBC belt fight. 34-year-old Briton Dillian Whyte challenges world champion Tyson Fury. Pascal Steinmann ticks the mega fight from London’s Wembley Stadium live for you from 10:45 p.m. Have fun!