Comments Thread For: Whyte: It's Time Eddie Hearn Gets Me An Easy Fight & I Can Make Some Damn Money!

[Cool Scant]

First wilder told Whyte he'd freeze him out for two years now Hearn is saying wilder said he'd never ever fight Whyte. If I'm wilder I wouldn't even waste time with these bozos.

[TinAgeOfBoxing]

Fighting Roy Jones Jr or Antonio Tarver on Triller is the only way I can see that happening.

[Jkp]

Whyte and Eddie sound desperate to avoid fighting Wilder.

[Jkp]

Old man Ortiz should be easy enough

Definitely fits ***** whyte preferred age criteria

[Jkp]

Perhaps Audley Harrison could come out of retirement, or is that to hard an opponent for whyte?

[Earl-Hickey]

First wilder told Whyte he'd freeze him out for two years now Hearn is saying wilder said he'd never ever fight Whyte. If I'm wilder I wouldn't even waste time with these bozos.

Wilder is a full time crack head these days, I doubt he fights anyone again.

[Laligalaliga]

Whyte should just go after that bryne Trevor or whatever his name is and take off that belt from him.... That belt need to be active.

[EnglishOxide]

At least Dillian is real and says it how it is.

Fury and Wilder take easy fights all the time (Schwarz, Breazeale, Seferi) and then insult boxing fans by calling them top ten. That is far more insulting than Dillian just being honest.

[Razor Ramon]

I don't mind him having a stay busy fight against someone of an Otto Wallin type level, to be fair to Dillian he's taken on a string of top 10 or thereabout guys now, but how's going to make any more money doing that? Whyte vs and old as **** Povetkin shouldn't have been on ppv, twice, who any easier than that are they going to able to wring any ppv money out of?

[786]

How can you call Povetkin shot after he outclassed Hughie Fury, who possibly beat Parker, and drew against Michael Hunter in his last 2 fights before fighting Whyte?

Whyte is a limited fighter, yet he has still managed more wins over top-10/15 fighters than Wilder.

I definitely agree with the bold.

Pov had no legs/punch resistance in the first fight and looked unprepared with no legs or punch resistance in the rematch. He was lucky to get a draw against Hunter, he clearly lost that fight. I can compromise and say Pov was way past prime in the first fight and completely shot in the rematch. Those two covid hospitalizations in the lead-up to the rematch can't have helped.

I have no problem with Whyte (other than the failed drug tests), the heavyweight division isn't that deep and having someone like Whyte is a good thing. My point is, Pov looked well past it against Hunter and was supposed to be an easy fight for Whyte, Adam Smith and the sky team called the first fight a huge upset. They thought Pov was finished and had no chance. It's only because he managed to KO Whyte that it turned into a tough/dangerous fight for Whyte. Before that, it was a foregone conclusion for Whyte and his team.