Dillian Whyte given oxygen in ring after he is KO’d with brutal uppercut by Tyson Fury

DILLIAN WHYTE was given oxygen in his corner after he was brutally knocked out by Tyson Fury.

The Brixton Body Snatcher, who also needed stitches after an accidental headbutt, saw his world title dreams crushed in devastating fashion by his fellow Brit.

Whyte was floored by a scintillating uppercut from Fury in the sixth round

Whyte was being outboxed by the reigning champ before it was all over in the sixth round.

Out of nowhere, Fury landed a stunning uppercut that floored Whyte.

Although the Londoner got to his feet, he stumbled over to the referee who had the easiest of decisions to make in front of 94,000 fans at Wembley.

Whyte was then helped back to his corner where he had an oxygen mask put over his mouth.

Thankfully it was not for long, and the defeated 34-year-old made his way out of the ring un-assisted.

He required stitches to a cut he received, but did NOT go to hospital.

With less than 20 seconds of the sixth round remaining, Fury caught Whyte with a beautifully-timed right uppercut.

Whyte was badly dazed and crumpled to the canvas after a slight push from his former sparring partner.

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The challenger almost crashed into the ropes second after the referee’s call to prove he was fine, prompting the ref to mercifully call a halt to the proceedings.

Wembley erupted after Fury’s victory in his homecoming was confirmed.

Moments after having his hand raised, an elated Fury said: “I’m overwhelmed with the support.

“I cannot believe 94,000 countrymen and women came here tonight to see me perform.

“From the bottom of my heart thank you so much, thank you so much to everyone who bought a ticket tonight or stay up late to watch it on TV.”

He added: “Dillian Whyte is a warrior. I believe Dillian will be a World Champion. 

“I am one of the greatest heavyweights of all time and unfortunately for Dillian Whyte, he had to face me tonight. 

“He is as strong as a bull and a heart of the Lion but you are not messing with a medicare heavyweight.

“The best man on the planet.  I think Lennox Lewis can be proud of that uppercut tonight.”