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I never have understood how so many crap all over Whyte. Sure he’s never been a world champion but he has fought a lot of tough competition over the years. He was my number 5 HW for a long time behind Fury, Wilder, Joshua & Usyk but now I have moved Joyce ahead of him too.
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Great for Whyte's resume...the guy is just coming off a win over Rodney Moore (having 21 losses) and has fought only once since Oct 2019.Comment
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1 weeks notice? It was actually 2 weeks. Helenius wanted the fight and had been in camp beforehand. But why did both he and Whyte not have much time to prepare for the fight?
What were these "Issues"? There was nothing wrong with him. But you seem to think otherwise. As i say, spit it out.
Helenius was 5 years fresher and backed away from Whyte with no belief he could compete. He went straight after Wilder when in the ring with him. What was it that spooked Helenius against Whyte whereas he was confident against ole' sparrow legs?
What world was Wilder champion of? Did he beat world class fighters or something? OK, tell me about them. Who are they?Comment
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Is Usyk a journey man? Joshua has just fought him twice back to back. Usyk is the most accomplished fighter active in the entire sport of boxing.
I think people should of expected this level of fight for Whyte. He has never been a elite level fighter, although he did reached World Class level.
Now? Whyte has to fight his way back to that level etc.
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I'll take the words of Helenius over yours any day you inbred council kid. He's the one who actually fought Whyte and took him the distance on one week notice haha.
Damn what happened to your Prime Minister? You were so happy just a few weeks ago haha. That **** must've set a record for shortest in history or something haha, you guys need to get your political instability taken care of it seems to have rattled you almost as much as I have.
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What about when the WBC ordered him to face Luis Ortiz in a final eliminator?
What about when the IBF ordered him to face Kubrat Pulev in a final eliminator?
What about when Anthony Joshua offered him a shot at the unified WBA/WBO/IBF/IBO heavyweight title?
What about when Dominic Breazeale offered to put the mandatory shot he already had from winning an eliminator on the line against Whyte?
He turned all of those down and then immediately went back to complaining he wanted a title shot.
People who pay attention hate Whyte because he's a transparent fraud:
-popped multiple times for PEDs in two different sports
-turned down several eliminators that would've given him a mandatory shot
-turned down a unified title shot
-when he finally did fight an eliminator it was only because it was for an interim strap, and he popped for PEDs in that fight
It was Whyte's intention all along to win an interim belt and then have it elevated to a real strap. He tried his best NOT to fight an eliminator and tried his best NOT to get a title shot against a full champion until Fury finally called his bluff.
But now that everyone in the entire world knows he can't take an uppercut he'll never win another fight against a top 20 opponent. Joshua knocked him out on an upper, Rivas dropped him on an upper, a half-dead Povetkin knocked him out on an upper, and Fury knocked him out on an upper.Comment
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You'll take his words for it being 1 week even though the evidence can be found where it's 2 weeks?
He was injured? What, like he was for his other losses? Of course he was. Haha. But what were those supposed issues? If Robert spoke of them, why are you so shy in revealing these supposed injuries? Huh?
What world was Wilder champion of? Did he beat world class fighters or something? OK, tell me about them. Who are theyComment
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