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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Dillian Whyte Warns: I Will Hurt Anthony Joshua!

    Unbeaten British heavyweight Dillian Whyte, 13-0 (10), competed for the fifth time in three months when he appeared on the big Belfast bill on Saturday night, which was headlined by Carl Frampton defending his IBF super bantamweight title against American Chris Avalos and carried live by ITV here in the U.K.

    Whyte stopped unbeaten Beka Lobjanidze in four on the undercard, shown live on ITV4, it was a great chance to show the fans what he is capable of after seeing his career grind to a shocking halt following a failed drugs test in the lead-up to his fight with John McDermott in November of 2012.
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    • londoner
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      It's Dillian Whyte who's doing the mouthing, and it's Dillian Whyte who's going to get hurt.

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        • rudy
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          No it is Mum and Joshua gonna get HURT.

          you fool!

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            • Cut Man
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              The only way Whyte hurts AJ is if Whyte falls on AJ´s foot when he is falling to the canvas ,after being knocked the fck out

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                • Lefthookjames
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                  Not sold on aj yet we will know more when he fight some that can take his shot then hit him back with power. He will go as far as his chin takes him.

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                    • knockoutkid
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                      aj isnt going to step up for a couple of years now, johnsons not going to be the next opponent, who realy cares, hughie fury has passed him now.

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                        • Tom Cruise
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                          Originally posted by knockoutkid
                          aj isnt going to step up for a couple of years now, johnsons not going to be the next opponent, who realy cares, hughie fury has passed him now.
                          Hughie's got a good win for his age in Rudenko but i don't think he's passed Joshua. Joshua has looked better so far and Bahktov was a decent win too.

                          I think you are being harsh on AJ

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                            • Tom Cruise
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                              Also Dillian Whyte is going to dine out on this win (in joshua's second ever amateur fight, after starting boxing at 18) for the rest of his career.

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                                • Mick Higgs
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                                  Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm sure the BBBofC had ordered Dillian Whyte/Gary Cornish for a final eliminator for the British H/W title.

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                                    • BodiesInFlight
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                                      Originally posted by Tom Cruise
                                      Also Dillian Whyte is going to dine out on this win (in joshua's second ever amateur fight, after starting boxing at 18) for the rest of his career.
                                      Was it not his fourth fight? Also I think it was Whyte's debut.

                                      With all the hype Joshua is getting i'd use that win as a selling point too.

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