Why Is Deontay Wilder So Afraid Of Dillian Whyte?

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    #21
    Originally posted by NahMean
    Stop dodging the question, we know he wasn't scared of Ortiz. But why is he scared of facing Whyte?
    He's not. The fact that he faced Ortiz should be all the proof that you need that he's not scared of Whyte.

    You're using a false premise. There's no logical reason to believe he's scared of facing Whyte.

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      #22
      Originally posted by NahMean
      plus a shot at AJ gurenteed if he beats Whyte
      There isnt no guarantees. He need to put them words on paper.

      Here how it go:

      If I whoops Dillian, Joshua fight me next 100%. No Big Baby Miller, no Povetkin, only unification with Deontay The Bronze Bomber Wilder!

      I even fight him in the UK.

      Send us them contracts. We ready, Eddie!

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        #23
        Originally posted by WBC WBA IBF
        He's not. The fact that he faced Ortiz should be all the proof that you need that he's not scared of Whyte.

        You're using a false premise. There's no logical reason to believe he's scared of facing Whyte.
        Wtf. That's like saying because Thurman fought DSG he's not afraid of Spence.. They're two different fighters. If he wasn't afraid of Whyte then he would fight him!!

        I just gave you multiple examples of him avoiding Whyte, how's it a false premise?

        So why don't you answer the 7 questions?

        1. Why is he asking Whyte to fight Ortiz.

        2. Why did he say he won't fight Whyte even if Whyte is made his mandatory

        3. Why would he rather fight Adam Kownacki next for less than around 1mil when he can get around 6 mil for Whyte.

        5. He says he wants AJ, Hearn is on record saying the winner of Whyte vs Wilder gets AJ next so why doesn't he accept that offer?

        6. Why did he fight Ortiz for half the money when he could have fought Whyte who many consider a easier fight?

        7. Why is he not coming to Cardiff because he doesn't want to get in a altercation with Whyte?

        The answer to all them questions is simple, HE DOESN'T WANT TO FIGHT WHYTE BECAUSE HE'S SCARED! Only a fool wouldn't be able to see it. I look forward to your 7 logical answers proving he's not scared.
        Last edited by NahMean; 03-28-2018, 11:19 PM.

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          #24
          Originally posted by NahMean
          Wtf. That's like saying because Thurman fought DSG he's not afraid of Spence.. They're two different fighters. If he wasn't afraid of Whyte then he would fight him!!
          Your comparison makes no sense because Spence is universally considered the tougher and more dangerous opponent than Garcia, just as Ortiz was considered the tougher and more dangerous opponent than Whyte.


          I just gave you multiple examples of him avoiding Whyte, how's it a false premise?
          Your premise is that he's scared. That premise makes no sense because instead of fighting Whyte, he fought a much tougher and more dangerous opponent. Of the non-belt holders, Ortiz was considered #1 in the world. Wilder literally fought the most dangerous opponent available. So clearly he wouldn't be scared of Whyte.


          1. Why is he asking Whyte to fight Ortiz.
          Because the WBC is likely to order a final eliminator to determine the next mandatory challenger. With Breazeale now pursuing the IBF title, that means Whyte and Ortiz will be the two leading contenders in the WBC. Whyte is not the mandatory. He just happens to be ranked #1. Big difference. There hasn't been a final eliminator yet and if there is one, it'll likely be Whyte vs. Ortiz.


          2. Why did he say he won't fight Whyte even if Whyte is made his mandatory
          I am not aware of Wilder saying he would vacate the title if ordered to face Whyte. Please provide proof of this claim.


          3. Why would he rather fight Adam Kownacki next for less than around 1mil when he can get around 6 mil for Whyte.
          You have no idea what he would make against Kownacki, but we do know the offer for the Whyte fight keeps increasing and Wilder would make a ton of money facing Whyte in a mandatory defense. Why rush straight to Whyte when the mandatory isn't due yet and he'll make more by waiting?


          5. He says he wants AJ, Hearn is on record saying the winner of Whyte vs Wilder gets AJ next so why doesn't he accept that offer?
          Because Hearn is a known liar and when asked to put his promise in writing, he refused.


          6. Why did he fight Ortiz for half the money when he could have fought Whyte who many consider a easier fight?
          You have no idea how much Wilder made against Ortiz, so you don't know if it was half or not. Wilder wanted to face the toughest opponent possible to shut up the haters (because Wilder was too naive to realize nothing will shut up the haters). Wilder will make more at purse bid to fight Whyte and Hearn has already increased his offer, so clearly Wilder was smart for not rushing into the Whyte fight.


          7. Why is he not coming to Cardiff because he doesn't want to get in a altercation with Whyte?
          He was promised if he went to Cardiff, he could face off with AJ. Then AJ said he didn't want to face off, so Wilder is staying home.

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            #25
            Originally posted by WBC WBA IBF
            Your comparison makes no sense because Spence is universally considered the tougher and more dangerous opponent than Garcia, just as Ortiz was considered the tougher and more dangerous opponent than Whyte.




            Your premise is that he's scared. That premise makes no sense because instead of fighting Whyte, he fought a much tougher and more dangerous opponent. Of the non-belt holders, Ortiz was considered #1 in the world. Wilder literally fought the most dangerous opponent available. So clearly he wouldn't be scared of Whyte.




            Because the WBC is likely to order a final eliminator to determine the next mandatory challenger. With Breazeale now pursuing the IBF title, that means Whyte and Ortiz will be the two leading contenders in the WBC. Whyte is not the mandatory. He just happens to be ranked #1. Big difference. There hasn't been a final eliminator yet and if there is one, it'll likely be Whyte vs. Ortiz.




            I am not aware of Wilder saying he would vacate the title if ordered to face Whyte. Please provide proof of this claim.




            You have no idea what he would make against Kownacki, but we do know the offer for the Whyte fight keeps increasing and Wilder would make a ton of money facing Whyte in a mandatory defense. Why rush straight to Whyte when the mandatory isn't due yet and he'll make more by waiting?




            Because Hearn is a known liar and when asked to put his promise in writing, he refused.




            You have no idea how much Wilder made against Ortiz, so you don't know if it was half or not. Wilder wanted to face the toughest opponent possible to shut up the haters (because Wilder was too naive to realize nothing will shut up the haters). Wilder will make more at purse bid to fight Whyte and Hearn has already increased his offer, so clearly Wilder was smart for not rushing into the Whyte fight.




            He was promised if he went to Cardiff, he could face off with AJ. Then AJ said he didn't want to face off, so Wilder is staying home.
            Excuses excuses. When Thurman fought DSG, Spence was not even a word champ never mind being universally regarded as one of the best. Thurman vs DSG was the fight to be made back then. Who's to say a year from now Whyte will have beat Ortiz and be a top 3 heavyweight?

            Wilder's average purse is around 1 mill so considering Kownacki isn't a big fight he'll get around his average paycheck.

            His purse against Ortiz was 2.1 mil and Ortiz got 500k.. The purse for all the fighters on that card was released. We know Hearn offered him 4mil back then.

            AJ Said he would invite him into the ring, even if he didn't.. Wilder himself said he doesn't want to be there as Hearn will make Whyte approach him.

            Wilder said he would not fight Whyte for 1 year and would take a vaulentary... So like I said, if he isn't scared of Whyte why doesn't he fight him instead of taking a vaulentary or fighting Adam Kownacki? He doesn't want to fight him.

            Thaboxingvoice today even said out of all the fights out there that isn't AJ, Whyte is the best match up but Wilder wanted none of it... He's scared.
            Last edited by NahMean; 03-28-2018, 11:57 PM.

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              #26
              Originally posted by NahMean
              Let's be honest, he does not want to fight him! He took a fight with Ortiz which many regard as a tougher fight for half the paycheck so he could avoid Whyte.

              Wilder fans say Whyte is garbage so why not beat him for a record high payday? Eddie Hearn has now stated he's improved his offer to Wilder to fight Whyte with reports indicating its as much as 6 million with a gurentee that the winner gets AJ next.

              Why then is he so afraid to fight Whyte? He previously said he'd accept the Whyte fight if AJ was on the contract so Hearn called his bluff and is prepared to pay him a record high paycheck.

              Instead reports are circulating that's Wilder and his team will be fighting Breazeale next for probably around 1 million and no guarantee of AJ fight next.

              Wilder is so afraid of Whyte that instead of having the best seat in the house at ringside to watch the biggest heavyweight fight this year, he's decided to watch it from home in Alabama.

              What makes this move worse is that he was being paid a lot of money to get the pleasure to watch this fight from ringside, he was being flown in business class and given a 5 star hotel with all the world's media and spotlight on him. This would have been the perfect opportunity to build his name and profile as the fight is being broadcasted to every country in the world with millions watching.

              But he's so frightened of Whyte that he will be hiding in Alabama instead of taking this massive opportunity with both hands. It's is blatant that he's so afraid of Whyte. Both Wilder and his publicist have stayed Wilder won't be at Cardiff due to Whyte. But they can't can't avoid Whyte for much longer as he's #1 in the WBC rankings.

              This fight isn't happening next otherwise Wilder would have been there in Cardiff to build it up. Lou DiBella who promotes Wilder himself said he expects the fight in 2019. Hearn has stated if AJ fights Wilder next it won't he until December so why Doesn't Wilder fight Whyte in the mean time?

              AJ has now stated he will invite Wilder into the ring if he wins but Wilder has decided not to attend the fight to avoid an altercation with Whyte. Wilder is currently on the Thaboxingvoice and he said he will do his own thing and become 51-0 before fighting AJ!

              This American fraud from Alabama is a Joke!
              Wtf

              You pinky sipping euro clowns are fuucking pathetic, I’m not even a wilder fan but you guys sound like you barely got into boxing you guys don’t know ***** about the sport.

              Fuucking groupies.

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                #27
                A better question is Why are AJ/Matchroom groupies scared of a AJ/Wilder fight and would rather use Whyte as a road block then to have the biggest HW fight in years happen
                Next ( if AJ beats Parker)

                I swear the majority of AJ fans on here wear skirts these guys ( term used loosely) are starting to make the old PAC fans look rational

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by NahMean
                  Excuses excuses.
                  Facts are facts regardless of whether you label them excuses. You're making lazy arguments and when they're countered, you're crying "excuses."

                  You didn't provide proof that Wilder said he'd vacate if ordered to face Whyte.

                  You didn't own up to the fact that Wilder will make more by waiting for the fight to be ordered.

                  You have no idea what Wilder actually makes per fight, unless you really believe Cotto only made 750k for his retirement fight?

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by whirlout
                    Why are you so ******ed to understand that Joshua is the only fight that matters and if contract stipulations call for the winner of that fight to get Joshua, then Wilder will be glad to put that bum Whyte out of his misery. Am not even a Wilder fan but this can't be too hard to understand.
                    What Joshua fight this is not on the table you ****** who else can he fight other than Whyte that he has ducked constantly. The good thing is he can only do it for so long then he will have to fight his mandatory. I personally believe without a doubt Whyte can beat this fraud who has fought no one.

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                      #30
                      He's scared to fight a young and hungry fighter.

                      Ortiz was skilled but old... and neither Whyte or him were / are proven.

                      Stirvene was not very good if we look at it.

                      He knows he lacks skills and has looked poop vs Ortiz and Spilkza even though he has now had 40 pro fights.

                      Whyte is not scared. IMO Whyte loses, but it's clear that he has no fear. Wilder is scared of losing that AJ payday......

                      AJ is the A side and Wilder does what he tells him to do. If he don't like it then carry on with your 3 managers earning 2 mil

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