Whyte -Wilder is the fight to make

[Ray*]

throw ortiz in the mix
ortiz vs whyte, ortiz vs ruiz.

al haymon let go of joyce, yoka and ajagba..
we could have had some huge fights if they promoted the other 3 right too. even if they were in-house pbc fights.

Those names dodge a real bullet, they would have been inactive, just look at the HW that fights under the PBC banner, the only one who seem to be active nowadays is Martin.

[darealperfect!]

I feel like Ruiz and Whyte could get it on.

Let's be honest, Wilder nobody has a clue what's going on there or his appetite for the sport.

id love to see Andy vs wilder

[Sun_Tzu]

I used to really dislike Whyte but after watching some interviews and the way he handled the loss to Povetkin Ive turned around on him. That said an in shape Ruiz probably takes him apart. I think Whyte should actually be commended on making it this far with the experience he has. He is still so raw its amazing the run he had. A fight between him and Wilder could go either way and Im basing that on pre Fury Wilder. I think Wilders ego got so big his fall was massive when Fury beat his ass. Wilder is this generations Michael Grant at this point..i think he will never fight with the same aggression or confidence he did before. It was all smoke and mirrors any way as many of us here said all along.

[Eff Pandas]

I feel like the Andy Ruiz's all Mexican HW PPV close to Cinco De Mayo is some attempt at making him a bigger draw to either pick up where Wilder left off after beating Wilder or to make a fight with Wilder bigger to make Wilder's return to the scene more dynamic if he beats Andy.

So Wilder vs Whyte ain't happening til 2022 & it definitely ain't happening next as is the curse of any fight being called the "Fight To Make" in this era of boxing.