Dillian Whyte says Tyson Fury used ‘Illegal’ move in heavyweight title bout
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Dillian Whyte claims Tyson Fury won with 'illegal' knockout and demands rematch
Dillian Whyte has claimed that Tyson Fury won by illegally pushing him after landing an uppercut in the sixth round. Whyte was seemingly second-best in all aspects on Saturday night when came up against arguably the greatest heavyweight boxer in the history of the sport in the Gypsy King.