Dillian Whyte right now...

[Cobra Curry]

Bertrand Russel once said “Anything that can be explained in a nutshell should remain there” and i agree.
You want something which is complicated to be put simply, like trying to put a square object into a round hole.

I’ll try my best anyway:
Boxing politics, promoter feuds, counter offers, business strategy, protecting one’s interests, worthiness, qaulity opponents, boxer ego’s, promoter ego’s, mandatory obligations, champs not doing what challengers tell them to, naive boxing fans believing everything promoters tell them.

Why wouldn’t i bring up the wbc, since Whyte is trying so hard to fight for their title. His own promoter looked after the IBF,WBO,WBA HW CHAMP. Why did Whyte decline an offer to fight Joshua for 3 world titles...wtf??!!

It’s good to ask questions and your question ‘why didn’t Wilder fight Whyte?’ is fine but don’t stop there, you need to consider everything and direct a few questions at the drug cheat Whyte also!

Whyte has long stated that he wanted a belt going into a Joshua rematch, presumably for a larger share of the pot. Personally I think he should have taken the Joshua fight when it was on the table, but if you applaud Wilder for "betting on himself" you should be able to see where Whyte is coming from.

What we know is that Whyte has been found with drugs in his system. What we don't know is whether he was deliberately cheating or his supplements were contaminated. If he turns out to be a hypocritical drug cheat I'll have no problem calling him such but even murderers get a trial so I'm inclined to wait and see.

As for the WBC rulebook, they have a rule which says they have the right to change the rules which sums it all up for me.
If Wilder wanted the fight, the WBC would have accommodated him and collected their sanctioning fee, I think we all know that.

[_Rexy_]

Whyte has long stated that he wanted a belt going into a Joshua rematch, presumably for a larger share of the pot. Personally I think he should have taken the Joshua fight when it was on the table, but if you applaud Wilder for "betting on himself" you should be able to see where Whyte is coming from.

What we know is that Whyte has been found with drugs in his system. What we don't know is whether he was deliberately cheating or his supplements were contaminated. If he turns out to be a hypocritical drug cheat I'll have no problem calling him such but even murderers get a trial so I'm inclined to wait and see.

As for the WBC rulebook, they have a rule which says they have the right to change the rules which sums it all up for me.
If Wilder wanted the fight, the WBC would have accommodated him and collected their sanctioning fee, I think we all know that.

Dillian had his trial. He failed a drug test. Nobody slipped him DBol and nobody contaminated his supplements. But he’ll claim someone did.

WBC rulebook also states he’s 100% in control over what he puts in his body. That’s why Bermaine got a PED suspension for something that was in his protein bar.

[Eff Pandas]

Whyte has among the best resumes at HW right now, but yea he's had some ref & judge assists in helping him keep up his win streak.

And this last fight has been his biggest sh^t show. Whyte is literally becoming some old school wrasslin villian with how he's winning fights.

Next time Eddie with a newly grown fu manchu mustache is gonna take a walking cane & trip Whyte's opponent into a 10 count when he lands flat on his face.

[Cobra Curry]

Dillian had his trial. He failed a drug test. Nobody slipped him DBol and nobody contaminated his supplements. But he’ll claim someone did.

You may be right. You may be wrong. If Dillian, or any athlete in this day and age, was deliberately cheating I'd expect something more effective and harder to detect than dbol.
The amounts found were consistent with supplementation. Then again, maybe he's an idiot and messed his cycle up. It'll all come out in the wash either way.

[champion4ever]

It's very pathetic that these big motherfuckers having to cheat to win. I can understand the little guys juicing or fighters over the age of forty juicing but c'mon man! A dude standing 6'4 and weighing over 260 lbs is just plain dangerous.

[_Rexy_]

You may be right. You may be wrong. If Dillian, or any athlete in this day and age, was deliberately cheating I'd expect something more effective and harder to detect than dbol.
The amounts found were consistent with supplementation. Then again, maybe he's an idiot and messed his cycle up. It'll all come out in the wash either way.

DBol has an incredibly fast window for testing though, so while it's easy to catch, it's also out of your system in about 48 hours I believe. He likely figured he was safe.

[_Rexy_]

Whyte has among the best resumes at HW right now, but yea he's had some ref & judge assists in helping him keep up his win streak.

And this last fight has been his biggest sh^t show. Whyte is literally becoming some old school wrasslin villian with how he's winning fights.

Next time Eddie with a newly grown fu manchu mustache is gonna take a walking cane & trip Whyte's opponent into a 10 count when he lands flat on his face.

Jim Cornette with the tennis racket distracting the ref as Eddie hits Rivas over the head with his cane.

[Cobra Curry]

DBol has an incredibly fast window for testing though, so while it's easy to catch, it's also out of your system in about 48 hours I believe. He likely figured he was safe.

Apparently the metabolites Whyte showed up for are found in urine for up to 19 days. Even if it were 48 hours, you'd need to be using much longer than that for the drug to to be effective.

[Cobra Curry]

Whyte has among the best resumes at HW right now, but yea he's had some ref & judge assists in helping him keep up his win streak.

And this last fight has been his biggest sh^t show. Whyte is literally becoming some old school wrasslin villian with how he's winning fights.

Next time Eddie with a newly grown fu manchu mustache is gonna take a walking cane & trip Whyte's opponent into a 10 count when he lands flat on his face.

Heenan Family for life.

[tokon]

What we know is that Whyte has been found with drugs in his system. What we don't know is whether he was deliberately cheating or his supplements were contaminated.

Please stop repeating these ridiculous "excuses" that these cheaters regurgitate time and again.