In the early morning of April 24, Beijing time, the high-profile heavyweight battle came to an end at the Wembley Arena in the United Kingdom, and WBC heavyweight Tyson Fury's six-round TKO challenger Dillian Whyte successfully defended the championship of the gold belt for the second time.
At the beginning of the game, White, who was not tall enough, unusually turned into an aggressive and aggressive attack, and Fury seemed very cautious and constantly swam around to test the opponent with a stabbing fist. For a moment White's momentum on the court prevailed.
In the second round, White returned to the front frame and continued to actively suppress Fury, who still avoided the real and the virtual. White's front fist temptation suddenly made a strong swing of the punch straight to Furi's head to be dodged by him. Fury attempted to counter-attack before swinging his fist and punching White with his back. White bombarded indiscriminately but rarely effectively hit Fury.
Then White took his backhand high and the front stab punch kept attacking in search of fighters to hit Fury. Fury habitually retreated to dodge the fronthand and swing his fist to meet White. Fury did not fight with White and kept wandering, and repeatedly used his height advantage to hug and suppress White to limit his attack and consume his physical strength. White's active offense continued to gain momentum.
In the sixth round of the game, Fury began to take the initiative, white although the physical fitness declined a little, not willing to show weakness to attack Fury, Fury continued to use control tactics, or the front hand support or continue to swim or simply directly hug White.
Towards the end of the game, White took the initiative to attack, and Fury seized the opportunity to interrupt the rhythm of the opponent with a front-handed punch, and in an instant, a small angle of sharp backhand hook punch hit White's jaw, and then pushed White down. Reading the seconds behind White wanted to continue the game but his body was already shaking, the referee decisively terminated the game, and Fury TKO won and kissed White's head excitedly.
After the match, Fury's professional record rose to 32 wins and 1 draw, 23 games KO opponents, Fury hinted at retiring, saying: "This may be the last act of the gypsy king," but boxing fans want to see him fight a united battle with the winners of Usik and Joshua.
In 2015, Furi unanimously decided to defeat Klitchenko to win the WBA (Super), IBF, WBO heavyweight boxing championship gold belt, and later gave it all up. In 2020, TKO Wilder won the WBC Gold Belt. The only match he didn't win on his career record was a draw with Wilder in 2018.