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Fury won his second and third bouts to close out his trilogy against Deontay Wilder. He dominated and stopped him in their long awaited rematch back in February 2020, and he won another stoppage victory in a highly dramatic war against Wilder last October. Meanwhile, Whyte split his 2 fight series with Povetkin, losing by stoppage in their first fight back in August 2020, and avenging that devastating loss with a stoppage victory of his own in their rematch last March.

Whyte will be receiving his first opportunity to compete for a major world title, and a lot of fans believe this chance is long overdue. Whyte has been a fixture inside the Top 10 for a number of years now, and he has faced a number of fellow top contenders during that stretch with mixed success. On the other hand, Fury earned the heavyweight world championship when he defeated long reigning champion Wladimir Klitschko all the way back in November 2015, and he also ended the reign of Deontay Wilder when he won this era’s defining heavyweight trilogy.

So who will win the upcoming heavyweight championship contest featuring Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte?

As of now, Fury says it’s “VERY likely” that he’ll retire after his title defense against his WBC mandatory Whyte (28-2, 19 KOs) on April 23rd at Wembley Stadium in London, England.

Fury says he would like to battle IBF/WBA/WBO heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk for the undisputed championship later this year. Still, he doubts that’s possible now with the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

In response to the invasion, Usyk has joined Ukraine’s territorial defense forces, and his rematch with Anthony Joshua is now uncertain to take place.

Indeed, Fury doubts Usyk will go ahead with the Joshua rematch because he has bigger things on his plate defending his country against the massive Russian army.

Russia’s leader Wladimir Putin appears to be trying to end the war as quickly as possible, and Usyk will be in the thick of things in things for the time being.

“This is the final fight of my career; I’m retiring after this. $150million in the bank, healthy, young, I’m gonna buy a massive yacht abroad. I’m retiring; I’m out, this is my final fight, I’m done.”

“No, not at all,” said Fury to iFL TV when asked if he thinks Anthony Joshua beats Oleksandr Usyk in the rematch. “I don’t think the fight happens now with the way things are going.

“I tell the truth of what he is. He’s a third-rate professional boxer,” said Fury to Secondsout on how he views Whyte. “He’s a decent British level, but I’m a very good world level.

“I think they’re very even, to be fair,” said Fury on his view that he sees Whyte as being on the same level as Dereck Chisora. “On any given day, each one of them could beat the other.

“I thought Dereck Chisora won the first fight, and he was winning the second fight until he got chinned. So they’re around 50-50. I can’t talk him up. He’s 6’4”, he’s got a good left hook, and an aggressive style, he’s big, he’s strong and what more can I say about him?

“For sure, I’m knocking him [Whyte] out. He’s chinless, as I said. Listen, this could be my last fight. This is a crowning moment for me. WBC championship defense, two British fighters at Wembley Stadium with nothing to prove. Go out on top and live like a legend forever.

Coming up on April 23rd at Wembley Stadium, in a bout that will be televised in the US on ESPN+ PPV, Tyson Fury will defend the lineal heavyweight championship along with his WBC belt against Dillian Whyte.

Both Fury and Whyte have boxed twice since the beginning of 2020. Since then, Whyte had a pair of matches against Alexander Povetkin and Fury had a pair of fights against Deontay Wilder to close out their thoroughly entertaining trilogy. So neither guy has been especially active the past two years, and neither guy is a spring chicken.

Fury won his second and third bouts to close out his trilogy against Deontay Wilder. He dominated and stopped him in their long awaited rematch back in February 2020, and he won another stoppage victory in a highly dramatic war against Wilder last October. Meanwhile, Whyte split his 2 fight series with Povetkin, losing by stoppage in their first fight back in August 2020, and avenging that devastating loss with a stoppage victory of his own in their rematch last March.

Whyte will be receiving his first opportunity to compete for a major world title, and a lot of fans believe this chance is long overdue. Whyte has been a fixture inside the Top 10 for a number of years now, and he has faced a number of fellow top contenders during that stretch with mixed success.