Comments Thread For: Hearn: Whyte Against Joshua is a F***ing Unbelievable Fight!

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Eddie Hearn is very pumped about the possibility of a rematch between Dillian Whyte (25-1, 18 KOs) and IBO, IBF, WBA, WBO heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua (22-0, 21 KOs). Joshua is scheduled to fight again on April 13 at Wembley Stadium London. And Whyte is the likely opponent should a deal to fight WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder fail to materialize.
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[ELPacman]

Hearn has quickly become the next most unbearable person to listen to the words coming out of his mouth next to Fraud Jr.

[pedrito]

Yeah, seems like a smart choice. Keeping that belt in house against a fighter he's already defeated once. I keep hearing those chicken noises from somewhere.

[Mammoth]

New tires and all highway miles.....

[Pennsauken1]

Please!!!!!!!!!

[Larry the boss]

lol...........

[Earl-Hickey]

it's not a bad fight

Whyte is clear #4 in the division with the best form of any contender. Of course we all would rather see Wilder or fury but those two are playing baby games so this is the best other option.

[Earl-Hickey]

lol...........

If Wilder and fury won't fight Joshua who would you rather he fight?

[Lazy Jab]

Hearn isnt gonna risk all those belts to someone he doesn't promote. Period. Wilder isn't on the radar. Never was. Fury isnt either. Hearn got a break when they fought each other n gets another one because of the rematch. Keeps everyone from asking questions n it just makes it all around easier to keep matching AJ against overmatched opposition.

[BigZ44]

If Wilder and Fury are off the table, what do people want? How many other guys are out there better than Whyte? You could make an argument for Ortiz or Miller, but that's splitting hairs and those fights are nowhere near as big in the UK. Like it or not, Whyte has run up an impressive list of victories since the loss to AJ and has earned a shot at a belt.