Comments Thread For: Whyte Reclaims WBC Interim-Title, In Line For Wilder-Fury Winner

[champion4ever]

I am happy that the WBC has changed its ruling. Now Wilder can finally knock this fat ass, dirty popping, drug cheat clean the spark out.

Damn, anything can be sold. Matchroom must of offered some very heavy bread on the table in order to buy this mandatory title defense for Dillian Whyte.

It just goes to show that boxing remains at its core the most corrupt sport in the world and in addition, lacks any scruples; None whatsoever.

[champion4ever]

We don't know how, why, who or when, but it had to be contamination as exhibited by a preponderance of evidence. No way Whyte cheated like the last time he got caught. Pay no attention to the meeting in a back room to conspire to keep Rivas from knowing that Whyte was contaminated, or the gloves, or any other home town horse****.

It's always been Whyte's convenient excuse. He always takes something over the counter that he didn't know about. This is nothing new with him. He has pulled these same kind of shenanigans since 2012.

Just watch what I say. Deontay Wilder is going to roll his big ass when he least expect it. Wilder is going to allow him to shoot his load early and when he starts to look for a second wind that's when Deontay is going cold cock his sorry fat ass.

[champion4ever]

Lol.....you sound so pained and frustrated.

What a joke? Deontay isn't afraid of no Dillian Whyte. Wilder is going knock his big ass into oblivion. For one, he is too fucking slow and secondly, he doesn't move his head. Once Dillian gets tired and drops his hands; Wilder is going to detonate one of those huge right hands on his fat ass before he takes that canvas nap.

[Laligalaliga]

It's always been Whyte's convenient excuse. He always takes something over the counter that he didn't know about. This is nothing new with him. He has pulled these same kind of shenanigans since 2012.

Just watch what I say. Deontay Wilder is going to roll his big ass when he least expect it. Wilder is going to allow him to shoot his load early and when he starts to look for a second wind that's when Deontay is going cold cock his sorry fat ass.

No one gives a fcvk with all these things you write.
Wilder has a history of turning down offers. I won't be surprise if he fakes injury just to keep avoiding whyte.

[Laligalaliga]

What a joke? Deontay isn't afraid of no Dillian Whyte. Wilder is going knock his big ass into oblivion. For one, he is too fucking slow and secondly, he doesn't move his head. Once Dillian gets tired and drops his hands; Wilder is going to detonate one of those huge right hands on his fat ass before he takes that canvas nap.

LMAO.....We av had that so many times....wilder is going to do this, wilder is going to do that. When presented with a contract he will be no where to be found.
If wilder is half as confident as you we would be having the undisputed by now.

[andocom]

Does the champ have to fight every bum that says they want to fight. Do you not watch the guy fight? He doesn't look good at all. He literally just went the distance with washed Wach. He was basically KOd by Parker. Further...what worth contender turns down a fight versus Joshua? It's funny how failed negotiations between Wilder and Joshua mean that Wilder didn't want it but the failed negotiations between Whyte and Joshua are ignored.

You guys are jokes and not real fans. Zero to add to a thread other than saying a fighter is scared.

You mean apart from Ortiz?

You're right, a champion doesn't have to fight every bum, just their mandatories, which generally takes a lot less than 3 years.

I don't really favour Whyte against Wilder, but there is no doubt he turned down career high money to not fight him, hes avoided the fight for whatever reason, that is a fact.

[Jkp]

Hearn may pay off Fury to pull out of the fight on Feb 22. And Whyte will be the substitute. Then you will hear Wilder screaming in fear like a coward bitc* he is.

WBC has to be tired of waiting for Wilder to make money. WBC is missing out on those Joshua millions in sanctioning fees. WBC is pressuring Wilder and Haymon it seems. Wilder is cornered now, he has nowhere to go to make money. He has to fight AJ in 2020.

No one is scared of ***** Whyte.
Not the 40 year old dinosaur he barely got past in the weekend.
Not the midget Rivas who dropped him like a sack a ****.

And definitely not the most dangerous puncher in the division and current heavy weight champ.

[Jkp]

You mean apart from Ortiz?

You're right, a champion doesn't have to fight every bum, just their mandatories, which generally takes a lot less than 3 years.

I don't really favour Whyte against Wilder, but there is no doubt he turned down career high money to not fight him, hes avoided the fight for whatever reason, that is a fact.

Whyte didnt fight his mandatories. Do your research.
He ducked order mandatories against Ortiz, and Pulev.
He ducked guaranteed title shots against AJ, TWICE this year!!!
He ducked Parker rematch, who has repeatedly called him out, and instead only fights bums.

[Jkp]

Whyte is a garbage fighter. He has NEVER beaten ANYONE noteworthy. I really don't know why he's getting such a push. If anything, push his ass off a cliff because his boxing career is full of C & D class fights. Hell, AJ smoked him, & Wilder??? Oh my goodness!!!! Deontay would DESTROY him within 3 rounds.

Biggest hype job in the UK

Best win is a concussed version of parker thanks to his illegal head butt.

2nd best win Lucas Browne, and old, off peds version of Lucas browne who wouldnt even be in top 100 heavyweights and isnt even capable of getting a bouncing job anymore.

[Ake-Dawg]

You mean apart from Ortiz?

You're right, a champion doesn't have to fight every bum, just their mandatories, which generally takes a lot less than 3 years.

I don't really favour Whyte against Wilder, but there is no doubt he turned down career high money to not fight him, hes avoided the fight for whatever reason, that is a fact.

He turned down career high money that would have had him fight on his opponents home turf, given options to Matchroom, and not led to the unification with Joshua. I recall him saying, if Joshua is guaranteed to be next, I'm all in.

Avoided fighting a guy who was beaten by the guy he is trying to fight? That's a stretch. Especially given that anybody with boxing sense would favor Wilder due to the Whyte's defensive deficiencies.