“Gypsy King” Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte: The last time the fierce competition

(Sports news, martial arts news) Too depressed because there is no worthy opponent, Tyson Fury announced that he would retire after competing with Dillian Whyte. The exciting fight will take place on April 24.

Tyson Fury is probably one of the “King” heavyweights with the most bulky body in the world. Possessing a height of 2m06, weighing more than 100 kg, the boxer is nicknamed “King of Gypsy” with a fat body like Japanese Sumo wrestlers. But it’s not like that, even though Tyson Fury is tall and bulky, don’t think “easy”.

Fury (left) has fun with his old friend Whyte before the match on April 24 (Vietnam time)

Every time he entered the match, Fury moved flexibly, with the advantage of the 33-year-old boxer’s height, he often launched quality punches that made the opponent gradually lose strength, that was the time “King of Gypsy” launched the blow. decision.

After 32 matches, in which he drew 1 and won 31, “King Gypsy” has never tasted defeat and many “chest pats” declared that they did not have a worthy opponent. As powerful as “Copper” Deontay Wilder (USA) in 3 confrontations with Fury also drew only 1 and lost to 2, and was forced to watch his opponent win the WBC heavyweight belt that he once held.

On the eve of each fight, Tyson Fury talks a lot. And before the Dillian Whyte fight on April 24 in London, England, “King of Gypsy” repeated again and again about retirement. He thinks that he has a fair amount of money, does not want to spend precious time on training and competition, but wants to enjoy life with his family.

During his press conference last week, Fury surprised everyone when he said he played golf to increase his swing power. On April 19, Fury announced that he could switch to fighting with his left hand. At the latest press conference on April 20, Fury also revealed a story that made everyone laugh, he revealed that when he was new to the profession, he and Whyte shared a room “to eat and sleep together”.

Unlike previous “hateful” encounters, Fury and Whyte consider each other as friends. The two did not show tension when they met and they did not say harsh words to the opponent.

Two friends of the same age have a confrontation for the heavyweight championship

Dillian Whyte, British boxer of Jamaican origin, owns a series of 30 professional matches, of which 28 wins, 2 losses and 19 wins by knockout. Despite his good performance, the 1m93 boxer was rated much lower by experts than the “King of Gypsy”.

First time encountering Fury, but this may also be the last time Whyte encounters “King of Gypsy”. However, that’s when Whyte failed, because then “King Gypsy” would think he had no worthy opponent at heavyweight, and if Whyte won, everything would be different. It is expected that the Jamaican-born boxer can pour cold water on the British boxer’s confidence.