Comments Thread For: Wilder: Whyte Ain't Nothing But **** To My Toilet Paper, The Scum Between My Toes

[Robbie Barrett]

Only thing we learned from this is Wilder has dirty toes.

[Robbie Barrett]

Wilder and Ortiz tried many times to fight Dillian Whyte:

October 28, 2017 - Becomes WBC #1, not mandatory

April 25, 2018 - Avoids WBC mandated fight with Ortiz. Fights Joseph Parker instead:

https://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/11345915/dillian-whyte-ordered-to-fight-luis-ortiz-before-deontay-wilder

August 25, 2018 - Avoids challenge from Breazeale to replace Breazeale as WBC mandatory:

https://www.boxingscene.com/dominic-breazeale-very-open-facing-dillian-whyte-next--131225

October 9, 2018 - Avoids challenge from Ortiz to replace Chisora:

https://www.boxingscene.com/luis-ortiz-accepts-dillian-whyte-fight-december-22-uk--132573

January 13, 2019 - Avoids challenge from Joshua to replace Miller:

https://talksport.com/sport/boxing/486184/dillian-whyte-rubbishes-eddie-hearn-claim-anthony-joshua-fight

July 20, 2019 - Finally becomes the WBC mandatory after getting past Oscar Rivas amid PED and glove-tampering allegations.

August 22, 2020 - Loses WBC mandatory position after getting knocked flat by Povetkin.

Dillian Whyte has only Dillian Whyte to blame...

Says Wilder tried to fight Whyte, posts links with not one mentioning Wilder.

[davefromvancouv]

Says Wilder tried to fight Whyte, posts links with not one mentioning Wilder.

Whyte needed to fight Ortiz and Breazeale to get to Wilder. He refused over a 2 year span as the sources show. Then he needed to get past Povetkin. He got flattened. Now, the push is for undisputed so he'll have to wait for Wilder to knock out Fury, then wait for Wilder to knock out Joshua in their undisputed fight (provided Joshua gets past Usyk).

[Robbie Barrett]

Whyte needed to fight Ortiz and Breazeale to get to Wilder. He refused over a 2 year span as the sources show. Then he needed to get past Povetkin. He got flattened. Now, the push is for undisputed so he'll have to wait for Wilder to knock out Fury, then wait for Wilder to knock out Joshua in their undisputed fight (provided Joshua gets past Usyk).

So Wilder didn't try to fight him, you just lied, thanks for clearing that up.

[billeau2]

It’s the “empire” mentality, its about the sense of intense control that’s so interwoven into the culture. It’s an intense sense of entitlement. When they saw wilder oppose young Edward Hearn and Joshua, that’s when it intensified. And Joshua is the “good boy”, an image created for the national consumer, versus the type of man wilder is who speaks frequently about his ethnic group, racism, and who has a rural Alabama accent. In every way he’s not “British”…..

Very astute post! I tend to excuse ignorance of a sort... When the media crafts an image, it can be difficult for the average Joe to see through the mix... and Joshua is a clean cut, likable sort... Not to bright, not dumb as a post... But what tends to irk me is fair weathered friendships. If one is to hate Whyte, but then suddenly change horses midstream, that is really perverted. i have always given Dylan credit. He is not supreme as a talent, but has come from a vastly inferior boxing sport and done a nice job for himself using angles, combos, with a few veteran touches here and there... In this gang, aside from Fury I think anyone is beatable. Whyte actually gave joshua a good fight.

The thing with lionizing promoters... that is one I just will never get.

[TMLT87]

I would favour Wilder (even more so after the Povetkin/Whyte debacle) but all the trash talk is meaningless unless they fight, and we all know they probably never will.

[Oldskoolg]

Very astute post! I tend to excuse ignorance of a sort... When the media crafts an image, it can be difficult for the average Joe to see through the mix... and Joshua is a clean cut, likable sort... Not to bright, not dumb as a post... But what tends to irk me is fair weathered friendships. If one is to hate Whyte, but then suddenly change horses midstream, that is really perverted. i have always given Dylan credit. He is not supreme as a talent, but has come from a vastly inferior boxing sport and done a nice job for himself using angles, combos, with a few veteran touches here and there... In this gang, aside from Fury I think anyone is beatable. Whyte actually gave joshua a good fight.

The thing with lionizing promoters... that is one I just will never get.

I think whyte is the kind of cat that sticks around toop contention for a decade or so, like a razor ruddock or a David Tua but never wins a title. He loses here and there but gets back to serious contention. I’ll say this for him, great left hook

[davefromvancouv]

So Wilder didn't try to fight him, you just lied, thanks for clearing that up.

Actually he did. Back in 2018, Wilder told Hearn when Whyte wasn't mandatory (only WBC #1), that he would agree to fight Whyte if Hearn guaranteed a fight with Joshua next. Hearn refused:
https://www.thesun.ie/sport/boxing/2...-draws-nearer/

Whyte was always used by Hearn to protect Joshua. After the Ruiz fight, we now know why...

[billeau2]

I think whyte is the kind of cat that sticks around toop contention for a decade or so, like a razor ruddock or a David Tua but never wins a title. He loses here and there but gets back to serious contention. I’ll say this for him, great left hook

Yes. Chisora also. Guys who are competative and if you take your eye off of them...

[billeau2]

Actually he did. Back in 2018, Wilder told Hearn when Whyte wasn't mandatory (only WBC #1), that he would agree to fight Whyte if Hearn guaranteed a fight with Joshua next. Hearn refused:
https://www.thesun.ie/sport/boxing/2...-draws-nearer/

Whyte was always used by Hearn to protect Joshua. After the Ruiz fight, we now know why...

Brainwashed Robbie, coming up for air after sucking off hearn's with a sip of the koolaid now and then...