“His uppercut made me dizzy, but then he pushed me. I fell and hit my head on the floor. It was against the rules. But of course, as usual, they let Fury do what he wanted and got away with it. I needed to be given extra time to recover,” said the Body Snatcher.
"Fury said he was done with boxing but I hope he doesn't quit because I need a second chance," added Dillian Whyte.
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