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I think Dillian Whyte is getting better with each fight. He also showed decent power there against a limited Lucas Browne. If Wilder doesn't fight Joshua next, does Whyte deserve a shot? I think he does.
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Wilder fight is definitely realistic. Deontay KO's him though. -
he looked good but browne was a walking punchbag and quite possibly the slowest fighter ive ever seen at that level.Comment
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Not to take anything away from Whyte, he did what he had to but it easy to look impressive against Browne, he was awful.Comment
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Wilder trashes Whyte
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The hand speed and overall quickness disparity between Wilder and Browne is about as big as you can find between two guys from the same weight class.Comment
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Too true.Originally posted by TheBigLug View Post
If Joshua loses to Parker or beats Parker but faces someone other than Wilder then Wilder should be licking his lips at the prospect of facing Whyte.
Whyte will have just raised his stock considerably so if Wilder gets in the ring with him and destroys him that seriously forces Joshua's hand.Comment
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Whyte vs Breazeale would be the perfect fight, style and action wise. But Wilder/Whyte makes too much sense as a precursor to Wilder/Joshua, so that is probably what will happen nextComment
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I wouldn't base too much stock om Browne.
Browne has been roided up prolly until this figjt and it really showed.
He was dosgustingly slow and i mean DISGUSTINGLY SLOW.
He came in like 15 pounds heavier than Chagaev fight where he was juiced and even then the fattest Chagaev of his career and faded still was beating his ass till he gassed.
so yeaj nothing to see there just did what a 4 to 1 favorite should do.
No hate I like Dillian the Villain just saying this isn't a way to gauge his skillsetComment
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First time I seen him fight live and I was completely wrong about White . Guess that saying " never judge a book by it's cover " perfect example right here ... Wow what a Knockout !!Comment
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