
Tyson Fury has defended his WBC heavyweight title by knocking down his rival Dilan White in the 6th round in a spectacular match at Wembley.
The two British boxers faced off in front of 94,000 fans present in the makeshift arena at the legendary stadium while it was Fury who started the challenge much better. He controlled the opponent and occasionally gave him kicks, creating a points advantage.
The moment White decided to approach him, Fury fired a hard blow from below into his jaw, throwing his opponent on the mat. This caused the referee to interrupt the challenge and declare Fury victory.
Thus, he led his match record to 32 wins and 1 draw, being unbeaten for heavyweights. An extraordinary achievement for the British boxer who has fought and defeated some of the world's most famous boxing names.
After the match, the Briton Fury gave the bad news, as he stated that this could be the last match for him in the ring.
Fury has not been blunt in his response, but he has mentioned the promise made to his wife Paris before the trilogy with Deontay Wilder. 'The Gypsy King' said he owed the citizens of the UK a match at Wembley, but that this could also be the last time he goes down in the ring.
Fury said: You know. I promised my wife Paris that after the Wilder trilogy, it would end. I had a good trilogy, a good fight. You know, I had a chance to fight at Wembley, I think I deserved it, I owed it to the fans and every man in the UK to fight at Wembley. It is now done. I think that was all. "This could be the last match for GYPSY KING." It remains to be seen whether Fury will really make this drastic decision for his career, or will continue to do so. On the other hand, fans and boxing experts think that Fury's last fight will be against Oleksander Osyk or Anthony Joshua.