Whyte turned down a title shot and three final eliminators

[ShaneMosleySr]

Poor baby, he’s clearly getting screwed by everyone.

I can’t wait for the Brits to jump in this thread to defend him.

[boliodogs]

I think Whyte is one of the best heavyweights in the world and the money he was offered for those fights was too low. I think he would .be glad to fight any boxer for fair pay

[Jax teller]

Poor baby, he’s clearly getting screwed by everyone.

I can’t wait for the Brits to jump in this thread to defend him.

It's funny how you guys use him turning down WBO/WBA mando for him not getting a shot at WBC.

Acting like Breazealle Molina was a legit eliminator to pass over Whyte and the other top ten WBC contenders.

Also acting like 'second mandatory' which he still wouldn't have got a titles shot with was a good thing or remotely normal. Not to mention Ortiz turning the Whyte fight down because he wouldn't be ready and ended up fighting Cojanu on the exact date offered.

[Fangedgrowl]

I think Whyte is one of the best heavyweights in the world and the money he was offered for those fights was too low. I think he would .be glad to fight any boxer for fair pay

I dont think Whyte gets by Povetkin honestly.

[ShaneMosleySr]

Whyte turning down title eliminators and title shots is a relevant defense to his “I’m so screwed” argument.

I’m not arguing about how deserving other contenders are or the quality of other final eliminators. Whyte refused multiple final eliminators, so this is all on him.

How ballsy of Whyte to try to force Ortiz into a fight a couple months after a knockout loss. Why don’t you point out all the times Whyte turned down Ortiz, such as the time he refused to fight Ortiz three months after the Conjanu fight you mentioned.

It's funny how you guys use him turning down WBO/WBA mando for him not getting a shot at WBC.

Acting like Breazealle Molina was a legit eliminator to pass over Whyte and the other top ten WBC contenders.

Also acting like 'second mandatory' which he still wouldn't have got a titles shot with was a good thing or remotely normal. Not to mention Ortiz turning the Whyte fight down because he wouldn't be ready and ended up fighting Cojanu on the exact date offered.

[Counterleft]

No he didn't. One minute you are complaining about too much talk about the man and too many threads but you can't stop making threads and making stuff up. Weird.

[champion4ever]

You are most certainly right. He has turned down two Final eliminators with the WBC against Dominic Breazeale and Luis Ortiz. In addition, he has turned down a Final eliminator against Kubrat Pulev for the IBF title too.

Moreover, he priced himself out of a title unification bout against Anthony Joshua scheduled for April 13, 2019 at Wembley. Citing that he didn't like the money being offered or the terms of the rematch clause.

[ShaneMosleySr]

Yes he did.

No he didn't. One minute you are complaining about too much talk about the man and too many threads but you can't stop making threads and making stuff up. Weird.

[Vinnykin]

Brit, Fury fan here....... I hope Fury deals with this guy after he sparks Wilder.

[techliam]

Whyte is sticking only to the WBC. That’s his choice and his problem

At least Pulev does it with the IBF, an organisation which will enforce proper and fair rules

Everyone else enjoys market freedom, with 4 organisations to choose from