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  • ThunderFists
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    Why Whyte Deserves Respect.

    I'm not a big fan of whyte by any means but let me give you 3 reasons why he deserves respect;

    1. Never made any excuse for his loss

    He wore quite a heavy attire for his ring walk. Didn't use it as a excuse that it effected his legs. He was beating povetkin thoroughly dropping him twice until he got caught with a perfect punch. Didn't say it was a punch from the Gods. All in all he gave povetkin his credit and said he will handle business in the rematch

    2. Never bragged about his brutal knockouts or skills

    He has had some highlight koty knockouts in his career of chisora, browne...doesnt talk about how me makes people 'seize' like wilder or constantly bring them up like AJ does klitshcko...Beat some good fighters like parker, rivas helenius and has a solid resume

    3. Risked his mandatory position by fighting tough fighters

    This is self explanatory. Could have sat on his rankings as he was due for a shot anyway but chose to risk his position.

    At the end of the day i believe whyte knows he is inferior to Fury, wilder and Aj but wanted the shot he deserved and worked hard for. Guys like whyte keep boxing entertaining.
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    I don`t give him respect for avoiding Joshua last year.

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    • nuro
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      The first 3 rounds were quite close but you could see Povetkin was shot to ****.

      Round 4 Whyte lands a good shots and rocks Povetkin. He gets up, Whyte lands another, he get back up.

      Round 5 Povetkin lands a sickening shot, Whyte doesn't get back up. Why does Whyte come out with more credit? Seems crazy to me.

      We should be saluting a 41 year olds ability to take 2 big shots, get up and ice a man.

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        Originally posted by nuro
        The first 3 rounds were quite close but you could see Povetkin was shot to ****.

        Round 4 Whyte lands a good shots and rocks Povetkin. He gets up, Whyte lands another, he get back up.

        Round 5 Povetkin lands a sickening shot, Whyte doesn't get back up. Why does Whyte come out with more credit? Seems crazy to me.

        We should be saluting a 41 year olds ability to take 2 big shots, get up and ice a man.
        Povetkin gets his credit. Povetkin has always been a great fighter

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          #5
          Originally posted by ThunderFists
          I'm not a big fan of whyte by any means but let me give you 3 reasons why he deserves respect;

          1. Never made any excuse for his loss

          He wore quite a heavy attire for his ring walk. Didn't use it as a excuse that it effected his legs. He was beating povetkin thoroughly dropping him twice until he got caught with a perfect punch. Didn't say it was a punch from the Gods. All in all he gave povetkin his credit and said he will handle business in the rematch

          2. Never bragged about his brutal knockouts or skills

          He has had some highlight koty knockouts in his career of chisora, browne...doesnt talk about how me makes people 'seize' like wilder or constantly bring them up like AJ does klitshcko...Beat some good fighters like parker, rivas helenius and has a solid resume

          3. Risked his mandatory position by fighting tough fighters

          This is self explanatory. Could have sat on his rankings as he was due for a shot anyway but chose to risk his position.

          At the end of the day i believe whyte knows he is inferior to Fury, wilder and Aj but wanted the shot he deserved and worked hard for. Guys like whyte keep boxing entertaining.



          What exactly can he make excuses about , he was knocked the fugh out

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          • sicko
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            Yeah...UH

            No Sympathy is coming for Dillian Whyte, sure I respect him as a Boxer who gets in that ring and basically puts his life on the line. However, you wants respects not only do you have to earn up but you have to be willing to give it as well and over the last Few Months he was disrespectfully to every other Heavyweight and talked trash about everybody so yeah he is not going to get much sympathy or "Respect" in return after he got embarrassed by a "Old Man"

            So yeah, Dillian Whyte Fans and British Commentators now want to try and talk about "Respect" and all this Garbage...F^CK OFF! He is going to have to deal with exactly what Wilder and AJ had to deal with when they got stopped
            Last edited by sicko; 08-23-2020, 05:26 PM.

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              #7
              Originally posted by ThunderFists
              I'm not a big fan of whyte by any means but let me give you 3 reasons why he deserves respect;

              1. Never made any excuse for his loss

              He wore quite a heavy attire for his ring walk. Didn't use it as a excuse that it effected his legs. He was beating povetkin thoroughly dropping him twice until he got caught with a perfect punch. Didn't say it was a punch from the Gods. All in all he gave povetkin his credit and said he will handle business in the rematch

              2. Never bragged about his brutal knockouts or skills

              He has had some highlight koty knockouts in his career of chisora, browne...doesnt talk about how me makes people 'seize' like wilder or constantly bring them up like AJ does klitshcko...Beat some good fighters like parker, rivas helenius and has a solid resume

              3. Risked his mandatory position by fighting tough fighters

              This is self explanatory. Could have sat on his rankings as he was due for a shot anyway but chose to risk his position.

              At the end of the day i believe whyte knows he is inferior to Fury, wilder and Aj but wanted the shot he deserved and worked hard for. Guys like whyte keep boxing entertaining.
              Originally posted by nuro
              The first 3 rounds were quite close but you could see Povetkin was shot to ****.

              Round 4 Whyte lands a good shots and rocks Povetkin. He gets up, Whyte lands another, he get back up.

              Round 5 Povetkin lands a sickening shot, Whyte doesn't get back up. Why does Whyte come out with more credit? Seems crazy to me.

              We should be saluting a 41 year olds ability to take 2 big shots, get up and ice a man.
              Originally posted by ThunderFists
              Povetkin gets his credit. Povetkin has always been a great fighter
              Well said. Both of you.

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                #8
                Originally posted by ThunderFists
                I'm not a big fan of whyte by any means but let me give you 3 reasons why he deserves respect;

                1. Never made any excuse for his loss

                He wore quite a heavy attire for his ring walk. Didn't use it as a excuse that it effected his legs. He was beating povetkin thoroughly dropping him twice until he got caught with a perfect punch. Didn't say it was a punch from the Gods. All in all he gave povetkin his credit and said he will handle business in the rematch

                2. Never bragged about his brutal knockouts or skills

                He has had some highlight koty knockouts in his career of chisora, browne...doesnt talk about how me makes people 'seize' like wilder or constantly bring them up like AJ does klitshcko...Beat some good fighters like parker, rivas helenius and has a solid resume

                3. Risked his mandatory position by fighting tough fighters

                This is self explanatory. Could have sat on his rankings as he was due for a shot anyway but chose to risk his position.

                At the end of the day i believe whyte knows he is inferior to Fury, wilder and Aj but wanted the shot he deserved and worked hard for. Guys like whyte keep boxing entertaining.
                - -Ignoring that he's a two bit street thug in real life, deserves credit for becoming a top KO highlight for our amusement.

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                • Lonelystoner
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                  Nah you don't deserve respect for getting knocked out by an old man at the tail end of his career.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by ThunderFists
                    I'm not a big fan of whyte by any means but let me give you 3 reasons why he deserves respect;

                    1. Never made any excuse for his loss

                    He wore quite a heavy attire for his ring walk. Didn't use it as a excuse that it effected his legs. He was beating povetkin thoroughly dropping him twice until he got caught with a perfect punch. Didn't say it was a punch from the Gods. All in all he gave povetkin his credit and said he will handle business in the rematch

                    2. Never bragged about his brutal knockouts or skills

                    He has had some highlight koty knockouts in his career of chisora, browne...doesnt talk about how me makes people 'seize' like wilder or constantly bring them up like AJ does klitshcko...Beat some good fighters like parker, rivas helenius and has a solid resume

                    3. Risked his mandatory position by fighting tough fighters

                    This is self explanatory. Could have sat on his rankings as he was due for a shot anyway but chose to risk his position.

                    At the end of the day i believe whyte knows he is inferior to Fury, wilder and Aj but wanted the shot he deserved and worked hard for. Guys like whyte keep boxing entertaining.
                    Yes, Whyte & Chisora are similar type of fighters 'Of course they are in the sport for business reasons, but I also think they just really enjoy fighting innately' A lot of fighters say that they enjoy the game, but most just want to earn some money and get out.

                    Whyte has probably burnt himself out, there was no real need to make the Povetkin fight etc

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