Comments Thread For: Whyte Doesn't Regret Passing On Rematch After Joshua's Loss

[Bronx2245]

Regardless of his own ******ity, he has a point about the money. Unless Joshua wins spectacularly that money is likely gone forever. Tbh I still don't see him beating Ruiz, Ruiz looks like he is his boogey man. He has his number and I think it'll end the same way.

No, his ******ity is the main point of this discussion! He turned down Anthony Joshua, he's making less for the Rivas fight, and he can't even win a belt by beating Rivas, yet he's criticizing Wilder! Trust me, if Joshua gets a KO in the rematch, all of his credibility will be restored immediately! Now if he gets a decision, especially in the UK, then the hype is dead!

[P4Pdunny]

Cos he knew what the outcome would be

[The D3vil]

Considering Wilder made $35 million last year according to Forbes, I think he'll be alright.

[famicommander]

Won't fight Joshua again, won't fight Ortiz, won't fight Pulev.

If the WBC did make Whyte mandatory for Wilder Whyte would probably pull out of that too. What a joke.

[Jkp]

Won't fight Joshua again, won't fight Ortiz, won't fight Pulev.

If the WBC did make Whyte mandatory for Wilder Whyte would probably pull out of that too. What a joke.

100% agree. Whyte will be ducking again as soon as negotiations get serious. Whyte only yells about the fights he cant get.

Whyte ran from AJ's signed contract for 3 world titles, and sent his own contract to Manual Charr to fight for his worthless trinket of a belt.

The guy is beyond a joke now.