Comments Thread For: Whyte: Okay I've Had a Loss - But It's Not The End of The World For Me

[P to the J]

It wasn't a low ball offer. It was a career high pay day that any normal boxer would of jumped at.

Whyte screamed about wanting the fight, then when contract unexpectedly fell in his lap, he ran for the hills, and went quiet as a mouse.

I doubt he really wanted the fury fight. He only followed through, extremely reluctantly, because he was backed into a corner and ran out excuses to duck it

My point is that the same offers that other HWs were getting to face AJ at that time were described by every pro-Wilder or pro-Fury poster on here as ‘lowball’, even when they also were subject to career high payday offers, but when Whyte accused Hearn of the same thing, these same groups called Whyte what you are calling him now.

So really, if Whyte was ducking, it’s worth asking whether Luis Ortiz and Deontay Wilder were doing the same around the same time.

In fairness to you, though, it’s hard to conclude anything other then Whyte wasn’t properly into the Fury fight.