Comments Thread For: Derek Chisora On Joshua vs. Whyte Rematch: "AJ Is F----- If He Loses"

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The soft and smooth road was never an option for Dillian Whyte. Instead, he was asked to take an arduous path. In doing so, Whyte (29-3, 19 KOs) has several unflattering bumps and bruises. His first sc**** came against Anthony Joshua in 2015, a seventh-round stoppage loss. But after picking himself up and wiping off the dust, Whyte reeled off 11
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[Apollo7]

He didn't want a rematch clause but I could see Whyte agreeing to a rematch. Money talks. Joshua's reputation would be permanently damaged though.

[Jwil20]

Whyte did not want the rematch on bad terms. He wanted a one fight deal then if successful take on Wilder.
Personally I think Whyte gets stuck drawing for straws as the Wilder v Joshua fight will happen regardless of outcome, just for less money if joshua loses to Whyte.

[STREET CLEANER]

AJ will take a huge hit if he gets beat by Whyte and depending how he gets beat it can be even worse. Not only that he will take Wilder down with him because a Whyte/Wilder fight is not as lucrative as an AJ/Wilder. Plus they might rematch if Whyte wins freezing out Wilder even more.

[Monty Fisto]

History of violence, retirement in the near future.

[crimsonfalcon07]

No rematch clause.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/boxing/article-12256309/Dillian-Whyte-SIGNS-agreement-face-Anthony-Joshua-AJ-agreed-remove-rematch-clause.html