Is Dillian Whyte a bigger draw than Deontay Wilder?

[Hands of Stone]

Nobody gives a fuc..by the way, he cant be a bigger draw (which is really what u want to say) consistently begging Wilder for a fight. The question you should be asking is "can he beat Wilder, dummy". What's wrong with u guys, u call yourself boxing fans but most of u act like promoters always looking for reasons not to make a fight... smh

[_Rexy_]

Maybe in the UK. Nobody gives a chit about Dillian Whyte over here.

[_Rexy_]

Whyte vs Parker sold 850k PPVs. So as things stand right now, he is a bigger draw than Wilder.

And it wasn’t even televised in North America.

[thabanga510]

AJ's fluffer will never be a big draw.

[ashadam]

Maybe in the UK. Nobody gives a chit about Dillian Whyte over here.

Canada not know to be a big market so I am sure he wont lose sleep.

[N/A]

Hard to say who the bigger draw is without knowing the gate figures for their recent fights, international TV, etc. Either way, AJ vs. Wilder is a much more lucrative fight than AJ vs. Whyte II, so in that sense, Wilder is a bigger draw when it comes to AJ's potential opponents.

[rolshans]

It's a tough question.

Obviously Whyte brings in more money per fight. But Wilder has a bigger potential payday vs Joshua.

[bballchump11]

Probably not. He draws big crowds in his home country, but after seeing the response Wilder received there to promote the Fury fight, I bet he could generate a big crowd also.

[baroidi]

Whyte - PPV headliner and selling out stadiums
Wilder - selling out Alabama farm fairs

[IMDAZED]

Whyte did very respectable numbers on PPV recently and sells out decent sized arenas. He’s earning multiple millions.

They are probably much closer than many will admit.