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Especially with his terrible balance and chin that falls apart every time it's touched by an uppercut?
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I beleve he can beat some Martin level guy for vacant title.
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He hasn't won one yet so that could be a sign that it's not likely he will. Let's face it right now the division is locked up and when the smoke clears there are some hard hitters coming through.Comment
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Depends on how fragmented the belts become.
He could win one like Charles Martin did.Comment
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He wouldn't come close to beating the two current champions.
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He can be a gatekeeper at best. All of the top HWs would either ko him or box his head off.Comment
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With how uncertain the future of Fury is, it maybe possible. Who knows what Fury will do after beating Wilder again, maybe inactivity for some time. That could open up the WBC placing Fury as a champ in recess or something and emailing Whyte the title of have him face a no hoper for the title. Just never know with how garbage the WBC isComment
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No. He’ll probably never even win a European title.Comment
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I think he would of stopped the Joshua who fought Usyk, and I also think he beats Uysk.
Say what you want about Whyte, but his defeats even though they were more devastating that Joshua's 'Have not affected him as negatively'.
I don't think his ability his super great, but he hits hard enough 'And I think his jab has evolved better than Joshua's'.
Note: Whyte has the second best overall deepest resume in heavyweight boxing. And because of this, he may well be burnt out before he even gets his title fight. Whyte in his next fight is taking on a fighter who pushed Tyson Fury, and busted him up real good.
Last edited by PRINCEKOOL; 09-29-2021, 07:45 AM.Comment
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