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During one of Dillian Whyte’s rare pre-fight interviews he said, ‘This is not the Tyson Fury show’, as he grumbled again about how he felt he had been treated in the whole process for Saturday night’s fight to be agreed.

Well, I’m afraid those words came back to haunt him badly. Saturday night was most definitely the Tyson Fury show! The gulf in class between the two men was jaw-dropping at times.

For all the pre-fight talk from Whyte about how he should have been treated more equally to Fury with regards to money and respect; there was nothing equal about them in the ring. Fury put on a show of boxing which made it crystal clear that the likes of Whyte are nowhere near his level. I’m not sure what will happen from here for Dillian Whyte, but he was taught a lesson on Saturday night.

I must admit that all of Fury’s grace towards his opponent and talk of retirement during the press conference made me nervous for him. I thought he had one eye on retirement which might mean he had taken his eye off the ball – I couldn’t have been more wrong.

His gentlemanly conduct was from a man supremely confident about what he would do on the night. It