In a heavyweight battle that just ended, the current WBC/Boxing Magazine defending boxer British "Gypsy King" Tyson Fury (32-0-1, 23KO) 6 rounds TKO compatriot Di lian White (28-3, 19KO), the second strong defense of the WBC World Boxing Champion Gold Belt.
The match was held at Wembley Stadium in London, England, which was also the headline main match of today's ESPN+PPV live broadcast, with more than 94,000 spectators on the scene, and the atmosphere was very warm, which was also the largest number of boxing matches since the 21st century. Odds ahead of the game were 1-4 and Tyson Fury was bullish. At the beginning of today, Tyson Furi played very cautiously, not as in the previous confrontation with Deonte Wilder (42-2-1, 41KO) World War II and Iii, but with a bayonet to control the distance and focus on grinding points. White is 13 centimeters shorter than Tyson Fury, melee combination punches are incoherent, the weapons in the arsenal are not too effective against Tyson Fury's play, there are not many effective hits, the overall rhythm of the first 5 rounds of the two is relatively slow, and there are few confrontations, but Tyson Fury is definitely ahead of the points. In round 6, Tyson Fury's sudden hook punch knocked Delian White to the ground, although it didn't seem so deadly, but it completely hit Delian White. White's number eight stood up, stumbling and unsteady, and the referee terminated the game. Round 6 was 2 minutes and 59 seconds long.
Beating the opponent, the 33-year-old Tyson Furie's professional record rose to 32 wins and 1 draw, 23 games KO opponents, and now BOXREC - heavyweight comprehensive ranking 1st. Originally, many boxing fans also expected Tyson Furie to win in the TKO/KO way today, but they did not expect to come so casually, and thought that he would experience a fierce battle.
Currently, several other gold belts in the heavyweight are in the hands of Ukrainian Olek Sandra Usik (19-0, 13KO), who will play Anthony Joshua (24-2, 22KO) in June-July. Looking forward to Tyson Furi and the winner of the two in a heavyweight ultimate united war.