Comments Thread For: Whyte: Okolie a Joke, Without Joshua He'd Still Work at McDonalds

[Marvlus Marv]

Okolie always talks a big game but on fight night he delivers a mail sack full of manure.

[Vegemil]

Haven't seen much of Okolie but from what I remember he was clinging for dear life when he didn't even look hurt.

[Idunnoshet]

The more I hear from Whyte the more I like him .
Hopefully Wilder gives him his shot .

[Oshio]

Okolie maybe a bore but he wins matches. If he fights like this and become a unified champ better for him and his promoter. It's about winning by any means. Wilder's managers know better

[GlassJoey]

The irony of Whyte saying Okolie would be nothing without AJ! I like Whyte but He’d probably be nowhere if it wasn’t for AJ

[lowblows420]

After AJ runs thru miller I'd like to see Whyte vs Miller

[PBR Streetgang]

The more I hear from Whyte the more I like him .
Hopefully Wilder gives him his shot .

I have to say Whyte has grown on me. I'm a Chisora fan and thought Whyte lost the first fight and was losing the rematch before the Kayo. Whenever I've seen Whyte interviewed, I've appreciated his commentary and can't disagree on his take regarding Okolie.

[Jkp]

***** whyte has awful boxing skills. So it's not a surprising story

[Jubei]

He is absolutely right, Okolie is one of the worst boxers and also worst human beings in the sport you will see.

[Sparked_26]

Camacho is an honest pro.

But if Okolie doesn’t lay him out his career is in jeopardy.

Very rarely will you get the whole boxing fraternity turn against a fighters’ performance like the did with Lawrence against Askin.

Usually they’d say he found a way to win and chalk it off as a bad night. But most ex pros seem be incredulous that he has no inside game.

The thing with Okolie that I respect a lot is that he will and is willing to find his level quickly.

You’ve got to respect that at any level.