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Tyson Fury knocks out Dillian Whyte with huge uppercut to retain heavyweight world title
Tyson Fury has knocked out Dillian Whyte with a sensational uppercut in the sixth round to retain his WBC heavyweight world title at Wembley Stadium..
The fight had begun in tentative fashion – before the Gypsy King upped the pace in the half-way mark and then brutally finished the job with distinction.
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The Gypsy King dominated his challenger from the start and finished the fight with a massive punch from which he could not recover.
As they approached the halfway point, the Fury was firmly in control as the Whyte struggled to get to grips with him and seemingly hadn’t won a single round thus far.

Then, just before the end of round six, Fury landed a huge right uppercut which sent Whyte toppling to the canvas.
He rose to his feet, but could not recover and fight on.
“I wasn’t looking to win on points tonight, I wanted a big dirty knockout.In reaction, Fury told talkSPORT

“I found a beautiful uppercut and that was it.
“I’ve been in this game 20 years, I’m 34 in a few months. I said the third Wilder fight would be my last but I felt I owed the fans one last homecoming.
“This is definitely the end of the Gypsy King and I went out with a bang.
“Tonight was amazing but this is the end.”
Source: TalkSPORT
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Tyson Fury posts tutorial video for Joshua as he points out Usyk’s weakness

Tyson Fury has posted an instructional exercise video with an arrangement for Anthony Joshua to beat Oleksandr Usyk.
The heavyweights will meet in a rematch, live streaming link is going to be dropped HERE on Saturday night, with Fury expected to be an extremely sharp observer.
Usyk took AJ’s WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweight world titles in their first battle a year ago.
Fury holds the WBC belt – the unaccounted for part of the riddle to crown an undisputed hero.

As of now, the Gypsy King is guaranteeing he’s resigned from the game, however many expect he would return for the enormous battle that will arise against Saturday’s winner.
On Tuesday, Fury took to social media to post a clasp from his most recent instructional session.
While he had all the earmarks of being basically playing and doing a body shot challenge with his coach Andy Lee, the inscription he left on the clip demonstrated in any case.
In truth, Fury accepts he knows Usyk’s shortcoming and called attention to it to Joshua.
“Just another random Tuesday night with Andy Lee,” Fury’s post read.
“This is howAnthony Joshuaneeds to attack Oleksandr Usyk’s body.
“I know the blown up-middleweight can’t take body shots.”
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Anthony Joshua sends worrisome message to Oleksandr Usyk ahead their showdown

Nigerian and British fighter Anthony Joshua has promised that he will not be offering his rival Oleksandr Usyk any kindness when they meet again on Saturday, 20 August, in a battle that is supposed to demanding.
Joshua conceded that last September when he lost, the outlook was to outbox his rival, whoever it was, and presently, he is completely centered around crushing.
The assumption for some Nigerians was that Anthony Joshua would have the option to beat Usyk, yet they were all disheartening with how he was pulsated.
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As indicated by the reports on Sky Sports and Punch, Anthony Joshua expressed plainly that his fundamental concentrate presently proceeding is to crush the face of any adversary.
“I wanted to outbox my opponent, whether it was Usyk or anyone else; that was the mindset in the first fight. I wanted to outbox my opponent and on Saturday I want to smash my opponent.
“That’s just the mindset now.
“I was amateur for three and a half years and I done a lot in that time and I asked myself how? It wasn’t down to the skill element, because I was outclassed in terms of skill and experience by a lot of my competitors on the world scene, but that aggression.”
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‘He is like Suarez’ – UFC star Paddy predicts Darwin Nunez will outshine Haaland next season

UFC contender Paddy Pimblett, nicknamed Paddy the Baddy is a scouser completely and his perspectives on Darwin Nunez will undoubtedly satisfy his kindred Liverpool supporters.
In and interview with Sky Sports he made sense of why he accepts Nunez will score a bigger number of goals than Haaland this season.
“Only time will tell but I have full faith in Nunez and I believe in him. I’ve been laughed at today on Twitter already because I said in an interview that I think he will score more goals than Haaland this year, but I really do.
“Haaland is very injury prone and I think he will miss a good portion of the season through injuries and I think Nunez is the type of player who doesn’t miss games. He wants to play every game, he is like Suarez.”
Source: Sky Sports
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