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Tyson Fury may have made his last appearance in the ring this evening having beaten Dillian Whyte in one of the biggest boxing nights in UK history. The long awaited fight between the two took place at Wembley Stadium tonight with the WBC and The Ring heavyweight titles on the line and was eventually finished by the Gypsy King in the sixth round.
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Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte collide on Saturday night in the biggest British heavyweight fight in almost 30 years.
In front of approximately 200 people, Dillian Whyte had his arm raised in victory. Inside the Chadwell St Mary Working Men's Club, just 40 miles southeast from Wembley in London, the then-amateur Whyte received no payment for a decision win over another rising amateur: Anthony Joshua. The modest venue held a small but emotional crowd, which witnessed a time in two heavyweights' careers that few could predict would be forever remembered.
Dillian Whyte has had a long wait for his shot at the world heavyweight championship and now finally gets his shot at Wembley on Saturday night. However, his winnings will be subject to an 80:20 split with Fury as the current WBC and The Ring heavyweight champion, something Whyte has taken issue to in the build up.
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