April 23, 2022
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Fury-Whyte undercard results

Unbeaten welterweight Ekow Essuman (17-0, 7 KOs) defended his British and Commonwealth belts with a dull twelve round unanimous decision against Darren Tetley (21-3, 9 KOs) on Saturday night in the Fury-Whyte co-feature at London’s Wembley Stadium. In a bout that resembled a sparring session, Essuman won 117-111, 116-112, 116-112.

In a featherweight grudge match, unbeaten Nick Ball (15-0, 8 KOs) got a sixth round referee’s stoppage against WBC #13 Isaac Lowe (21-2-3, 6 KOs) to win the vacant WBC silver title. Time was 1:45. Ball dropped Lowe in round two. In round six, Lowe turned his back and took another big shot before the ref stepped in.

Unbeaten heavyweight David “The Chosen One” Adeleye (9-0, 8 KOs) scored a fourth round TKO over 282-pound Chris Healey (9-9, 2 KOs). Adeleye landed a good left/right combination in round four and the ref quickly stopped it. Time was :52.

Light heavyweight Tommy Fury (8-0, 4 KOs), younger brother of Tyson Fury, beat up Daniel Bocianski (10-2, 2 KOs) over six sloppy rounds. Score was 60-54. Bocianski down twice. After the fight, Fury called out Jake Paul.

Unbeaten light heavyweight Karol Itauma (7-0, 5 KOs) stopped overmatched Michal Ciach (2-12, 1 KO) in the second round. Itauma dropped Ciach in round one and finished him in round two. Time was 2:27.

Super featherweight “Sugar Boy Roy” Royston Barney-Smith (2-0, 0 KOs) outpointed no-hoper Constantin Radoi (0-11) over four 40-36.

Super featherweight Kurt Walker (2-0, 1 KO) topped Stefan Nicolae (3-32-2, 1 KO) over four 40-36.

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  • Terrible matchups. Disrespectful to the crowd and viewers who have paid their hard-earned.

    • Ball opened as an underdog and wound up as a favorite-had this one but lost on Toniguehi-Ishizawa.

  • Timothy Bradley on he man support fight: “I hope these guys have day jobs.”

    • Whyte was southpaw first round, orthodox second. Fury came out southpaw for second

      I have it even after 2 Whyte 1, fury second.

    • Jan and Right uppercut from
      fury ends it. The first and last good punch landed by either fighter. Whyte got to his feet but stumbled badly after beating the count. TKO.

      • Unreal! He can’t retire… I wanna see him and usyk.. then he can hang em up!

        • “I’m retiring” and “I’m going to fight an MMA fighter” are not compatible statements

  • Getting very choppy and dirty in the 4th. Hitting being the head in the clinch. Whyte trying to elbow Fury.

    Head butt causes cut on Whyte’s left eye

    Fury landed bigger punches. 3 rounds to 1z

  • In all my born days this was by far the worse undercard I have ever witnesses for a PPV event, I think many amateurs now fighting in the KC Golden Gloves this weekend here in KC could have beaten most of these guys.

    • It was bad. Frank Warren spent all his budget on the purse bid and couldn’t afford a better card, perhaps.

  • Horrible card …for the amount charged….but dam that punch …that Fury Koed Whyte live, in real time was worth at least $50 to see.. something special…

  • All business, Tyson Fury is all class – no clown, but Tommy Fury’s ring garb should be; white face make-up, a red nose, baggy shiny green silk one-piece shell suit and oversized shoes, oh, and of course – a tiny bowler hat…
    He’s soo slo-oo-ow of hand and foot and doesn’t see to own a heavy hand!
    Lol, and now, he’s calling out Jake Paul?
    If I were you Tommy I’d be careful what I wished for!

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