Tyson Fury‘s victory over Dillian Whyte was exceptional, despite the fact he had previously promised to retire.
Fury outclassed his British opponent for the majority of the fight, yet the knockout victory was still a shock.
In the sixth-round, Whyte‘s resolve finally ran out as Fury connected with a quite beautiful uppercut.
Whyte hit the canvas immediately, yet Fury has revealed the conversation he had with his opponent just moments before the decisive blow.
“My priority was to get the job done, with no messing around, but I had to strike at the right time,” Fury revealed in his book ‘Gloves Off’.
“In the fifth I hit him with a left hook to the body, slipping inside and breaking him with the shot. He was hurting, I could tell because his arms dropped immediately.
“I’ve just hurt The Bodysnatcher with a left hook to the body, I said ‘Are you hurting, Bodysnatcher?’
Fury knocked Whyte’s tooth out
After finding out that Whyte had indeed been hurt by his body shot in the fifth round, Fury went on the attack to try and finish the bout.
“I took my time and picked the strikes, snapping Whyte‘s head back again, waiting for his weaker side to open up for the perfect bomb,” he added.
“The other glove then pulverised him with a sledgehammer right, an uppercut.
“The hit was so powerful that one of Whyte’s teeth was smacked clean out.”
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