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[famicommander]

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You're lying or uninformed. Whyte did everything possible to get Whyte in the ring but Haymon did everything possible to protect Wilder by rigging Sulaiman and using evasion tactics to keep feeding Wilder only PBC patsy employees and divers. Whyte had no chance to fight Wilder just like Ricchigiani had no chance to fight Roy Jones and Margarito had no chance to fight Floyd and Lennox had no chance to fight Bowe. When the one side knows they will lose, the fight can never happen.

You are a clown who doesn't remember what happened.

Breazeale won an eliminator and had a title shot in his back pocket. The WBC offered Whyte a chance to fight Breazeale to take that shot and Whyte ducked it, so Breazeale took his shot at Wilder and lost.

Whyte called out Luis Ortiz by name and Ortiz responded that he wanted the fight. The WBC then ordered them to fight in a final eliminator and Whyte ducked it. Ortiz later got two shots at Wilder, losing both.

The IBF ordered Whyte to fight Pulev in a final eliminator for a shot at Joshua and Whyte ducked the fight because his promoter lost the purse bid. Pulev later got his shot at Joshua and lost.

Anthony Joshua offered Whyte the chance to challenge for the unified heavyweight titles when Jarrell Miller popped for PEDs. Whyte ducked the fight so Joshua offered it to Andy Ruiz, who knocked him out.

Whyte knew fully well that he needed to win an eliminator to become a mandatory challenger. He consistently ducked every eliminator and title shot that came his way until the WBC offered him up Rivas and an interim title shot. Whyte then cheated in the glove selection meetings, got dropped by Rivas, escaped with a decision victory, then popped for PEDs and got stripped.

Then he lawyered his way out of PED trouble to get reinstated, then got blasted out by the fossilized bones of Povetkin. Then he got his mandatory status reinstated after he won the rematch, even though he should've been moved to the back of the line.

Whyte wanted an interim belt so that he could get upgraded to champion status without winning it in the ring. That's what happened. He only finally stepped into the ring with Fury because he was out of options; he was hoping Fury would fight Joshua or Usyk instead so he could be emailed to champion status.

Whyte and Hearn sold the ignorant public on this narrative that he'd been ducked and done wrong by the WBC, but in reality you're supposed to lose your ranking if you turn down an eliminator. After ducking Ortiz and Breazeale the WBC should have dropped Whyte from their rankings altogether, but instead they just kept offering him progressively easier opponents until he finally agreed to fight Rivas for the interim strap.

[Bennyleonard99]

You are a clown who doesn't remember what happened.

Breazeale won an eliminator and had a title shot in his back pocket. The WBC offered Whyte a chance to fight Breazeale to take that shot and Whyte ducked it, so Breazeale took his shot at Wilder and lost.

Whyte called out Luis Ortiz by name and Ortiz responded that he wanted the fight. The WBC then ordered them to fight in a final eliminator and Whyte ducked it. Ortiz later got two shots at Wilder, losing both.

The IBF ordered Whyte to fight Pulev in a final eliminator for a shot at Joshua and Whyte ducked the fight because his promoter lost the purse bid. Pulev later got his shot at Joshua and lost.

Anthony Joshua offered Whyte the chance to challenge for the unified heavyweight titles when Jarrell Miller popped for PEDs. Whyte ducked the fight so Joshua offered it to Andy Ruiz, who knocked him out.

Whyte knew fully well that he needed to win an eliminator to become a mandatory challenger. He consistently ducked every eliminator and title shot that came his way until the WBC offered him up Rivas and an interim title shot. Whyte then cheated in the glove selection meetings, got dropped by Rivas, escaped with a decision victory, then popped for PEDs and got stripped.

Then he lawyered his way out of PED trouble to get reinstated, then got blasted out by the fossilized bones of Povetkin. Then he got his mandatory status reinstated after he won the rematch, even though he should've been moved to the back of the line.

Whyte wanted an interim belt so that he could get upgraded to champion status without winning it in the ring. That's what happened. He only finally stepped into the ring with Fury because he was out of options; he was hoping Fury would fight Joshua or Usyk instead so he could be emailed to champion status.

Whyte and Hearn sold the ignorant public on this narrative that he'd been ducked and done wrong by the WBC, but in reality you're supposed to lose your ranking if you turn down an eliminator. After ducking Ortiz and Breazeale the WBC should have dropped Whyte from their rankings altogether, but instead they just kept offering him progressively easier opponents until he finally agreed to fight Rivas for the interim strap.

False. Breazeale was nothing Whyte slaughters that bum. Whyte won his eliminator but Haymon and WBC rigged up their schemes to block Whyte because they knew Wilder could not handle him. Wilder could only handle PBC patsies and divers.

[famicommander]

False. Breazeale was nothing Whyte slaughters that bum. Whyte won his eliminator but Haymon and WBC rigged up their schemes to block Whyte because they knew Wilder could not handle him. Wilder could only handle PBC patsies and divers.

Whyte didn't fight an eliminator until July 2019. That was after both Breazeale and Ortiz got their title shots after Whyte ducked WBC final eliminators against both of them. It was also after he turned down an IBF final eliminator against Pulev AND a unified heavyweight title fight against Anthony Joshua.

He finally fought an eliminator against Rivas but only after the WBC agreed to put an interim belt on the line.

Then he popped for PEDs and lost his mandatory status. Wilder fought Ortiz while Whyte was fighting his drug suspension. After Wilder beat Ortiz agian, Whyte fought Wach a month later and got reinstated.

Wilder then fought Tyson Fury and Whyte got knocked out cold by Povetkin.

That's the sequence of events. You can lie all you want but I remember these things happening and you can look up all the dates if you want.

Whyte is a fraud and a coward.

[Bennyleonard99]

Whyte didn't fight an eliminator until July 2019. That was after both Breazeale and Ortiz got their title shots after Whyte ducked WBC final eliminators against both of them. It was also after he turned down an IBF final eliminator against Pulev AND a unified heavyweight title fight against Anthony Joshua.

He finally fought an eliminator against Rivas but only after the WBC agreed to put an interim belt on the line.

Then he popped for PEDs and lost his mandatory status. Wilder fought Ortiz while Whyte was fighting his drug suspension. After Wilder beat Ortiz agian, Whyte fought Wach a month later and got reinstated.

Wilder then fought Tyson Fury and Whyte got knocked out cold by Povetkin.

That's the sequence of events. You can lie all you want but I remember these things happening and you can look up all the dates if you want.

Whyte is a fraud and a coward.

Wilder Haymon Finkel conspired with the wbc to block Whyte because they knew he would have destroyed their fraud. For ten years Wilder only faced PBC controlled patsies, then they made their big move on a fat and shot Fury but even a fat shot Fury made easy work of the fraud Wilder. Whyte earned his mandatory position, paid his sanctioning fees to the WBC but corruption by Sulaiman blocked Whyte until Fury finally faced him and if you remember even Fatso Fury tried ducking Whyte too.

[famicommander]

Wilder Haymon Finkel conspired with the wbc to block Whyte because they knew he would have destroyed their fraud. For ten years Wilder only faced PBC controlled patsies, then they made their big move on a fat and shot Fury but even a fat shot Fury made easy work of the fraud Wilder. Whyte earned his mandatory position, paid his sanctioning fees to the WBC but corruption by Sulaiman blocked Whyte until Fury finally faced him and if you remember even Fatso Fury tried ducking Whyte too.

You just ignored all the facts and spit out nonsense.

Again, all Whyte had to do was fight an eliminator and he ducked them repeatedly. The WBC did him a huge favor by not dumping him from their rankings entirely as the rules say you're supposed to do when someone turns down a final eliminator.

[Bennyleonard99]

You just ignored all the facts and spit out nonsense.

Again, all Whyte had to do was fight an eliminator and he ducked them repeatedly. The WBC did him a huge favor by not dumping him from their rankings entirely as the rules say you're supposed to do when someone turns down a final eliminator.

He won an eliminator, they tried to force him into an unnecessary second one to block him. Notice Wilder never dares mention Whyte as an opponent though the fight would sell well in UK even now. Wilder has zero chance to beat Whyte, Haymon and Finkel know that.

[famicommander]

He won an eliminator, they tried to force him into an unnecessary second one to block him. Notice Wilder never dares mention Whyte as an opponent though the fight would sell well in UK even now. Wilder has zero chance to beat Whyte, Haymon and Finkel know that.

You are immune to facts, you're just spinning a fantasy narrative. Get a grip on reality.

Whyte ducked every eliminator offered to him until July 2019, then he popped for PEDs, then he got iced by Povetkin. That's what happened.

[Bennyleonard99]

You are immune to facts, you're just spinning a fantasy narrative. Get a grip on reality.

Whyte ducked every eliminator offered to him until July 2019, then he popped for PEDs, then he got iced by Povetkin. That's what happened.

I followed the whole duck by Wilder and his team. They tried to cover their tracks by manipulating and conspiring with Sulaiman and they fooled many suckers like you. Yes Whyte was frozen out and he took those two fights with Povetkin while being dodged by Wilder. It was a two fight deal and likely a dive in the first one, then a nice farewell payday for Povetkin who rode off in the sunset with a nice two fight deal payday to exit the sport. You don't see rematch clauses/two fight deals for non title fights ever. That was a smart business deal by Whyte and Povetkin but it probably went over your head also.

[Bennyleonard99]

Wilder and his team still fear Whyte to this day. They will never ever mention his name as a possible opponent eventhough it makes sense. Whyte vs Chisora 3 is in the making. Wilder isn't good enough to fight Whyte or Chisora. Wilder has no confidence to take a real fight and his masters have no confidence to beat any real hwts like Whyte or Chisora. But all this is over your head.

[famicommander]

I followed the whole duck by Wilder and his team. They tried to cover their tracks by manipulating and conspiring with Sulaiman and they fooled many suckers like you. Yes Whyte was frozen out and he took those two fights with Povetkin while being dodged by Wilder. It was a two fight deal and likely a dive in the first one, then a nice farewell payday for Povetkin who rode off in the sunset with a nice two fight deal payday to exit the sport. You don't see rematch clauses/two fight deals for non title fights ever. That was a smart business deal by Whyte and Povetkin but it probably went over your head also.

How much paint did you drink this morning?