Comments Thread For: Whyte: Povetkin Hit Me With One Clean Shot, I Was Alright, I Was Fine

[Buggy bear]

Dillian decked Povetkin twice and was only down once himself.

Fuck the official result, Dillian won that fight 2 knock downs to 1 and ya'll know it!

if you believe that your in the same dreamworld as the headline quote in the article , you must be a deluded “fake news” trumpy supporter

[alexguiness]

Whyte was clearly winning the fight at that stage and making it look easy.

That said he got KTFO and lost.

So whatever happened before that point is basically irrelevant.

[elfag]

pov found his opening

whyte has things to work on to correct that

cant be arrogant and act like it was just luck

[tophat1]

I usually feel ok once I've taken a power nap

[Mindgames]

Another one who cant accept losing .I love watching the older fighters who used to say the best man won.Itd be so refreshing to hear it nowadays. To be fair,that was the approach AJ took over Ruiz,initially.

[kingstip9]

“I was fine” *shows photo of Whyte completely unconscious*

[kingstip9]

pov found his opening

whyte has things to work on to correct that

cant be arrogant and act like it was just luck

Povetkin set it up with body shots in the same round

[tokon]

"He was more hurt than I was in the fight" Yeah OK buddy, whatever you need to tell yourself

Hahaha, yes that's it, Whyte has to somehow find a way to convince himself this was actually what happened and he can win the rematch!

[springfiels]

Another one who cant accept losing .I love watching the older fighters who used to say the best man won.Itd be so refreshing to hear it nowadays. To be fair,that was the approach AJ took over Ruiz,initially.

Wait, there is a big difference between not accepting you lost and not being happy about it.

He is openly talking about losing here and how he lost. He doesn't make one excuse, other than he accepts it's HW boxing and anyone can get sparked - which is true. Name me a HW great who wasn't knocked out? There aren't many.

[JakeTheBoxer]

I still respect Whyte, because he fights good competition nearly always.