Comments Thread For: Haye: If Joshua Believes That He Can Beat Wilder, Then Fight Whyte Before That

[hugh grant]

I think wilder needs to fight at least Josh got 12 rounds in the bank. But white is a good fight, considering Josh wants it

[STREET CLEANER]

Your missing the point what Haye is saying he needs to be more active to fight Wilder. Whyte is not going to win he has not improved since Joshua beat him and has been dropped so many times. Whyte is a more shot than Joshua .

I agree with the point of staying active but before Franklin they were talking about Whyte, way before.

[Liondw]

That's a fight for which there is basically zero demand, but if they want that for Joshua, so be it.

[KillaCamNZ]

Your missing the point what Haye is saying he needs to be more active to fight Wilder. Whyte is not going to win he has not improved since Joshua beat him and has been dropped so many times. Whyte is a more shot than Joshua .

Then what's the point of another fight? If Whyte hasn't improved since he last lost to Joshua, there doesn't need to be a rematch.

[GhostofDempsey]

It was time to stop dropping Whyte’s name two years ago. He isn’t even a gatekeeper at this point.

[Wacked_Out]

It was time to stop dropping Whyte’s name two years ago. He isn’t even a gatekeeper at this point.

I think the British would be really happy if Chisora Joshua and Whyte would just keep fighting each other until they all retire. Apparently each fight would be a megafight there.

[Roj]

Anyway, it's a much better contest than that Wilder vs his sparring partner farce.

Or Fury fighting his old buddy/sparring partner Chisora for a third time in a fight that allowed Fury to sucker his gullible fans out of even more money.

[KiwiRider]

He fought Franklin to stay busy, Whyte offers no more than that. And Whyte doesn't prepare him for Wilder or anyone else really.

[Atletisock]

Haye is such a hypocrite. Probably the ultimate one-fight- per-year boxer,. the punch drunk tossrag fought about 8 times in the last 9 years of his career so he could maximise his earning potential, instead of taking risks against so-called lesser opposition. A complete fraud.

[tokon]

That's a fight for which there is basically zero demand, but if they want that for Joshua, so be it.

Its just a money grab for Joshua, Whyte and Hearn. Nothing more. I don't think it's even a big fight in the UK anymore but the problem Joshua has is anyone that's better than Whyte is a potential loss for Joshua and effectively kills a Wilder or Fury pre-retirement payday.