Whyte vs. Wallin

Whyte Hopes Fury Fight Comes Off in UK, Feels He Would Have KO'd Wallin in 6-7

Dillian Whyte says he still is not sure whether he will get Tyson Fury in the ring next year, because he just isn’t sure what Fury is going to do.  Whyte had been due to face Otto Wallin on Saturday, but a shoulder injury saw that fight scrapped. Wit...

Whyte: A No-Brainer To Fight Tyson Fury Next; Not Gonna Put It Off To Fight Otto Wallin

Dillian Whyte understands Otto Wallin’s frustration. Whyte, too, has had fights canceled or postponed while he was training. An unapologetic Whyte still considers it “a no-brainer” to pursue a WBC championship showdown with Tyson Fury once his injure...

Whyte: I Wanted To Fight Wallin; MRI Showed Shoulder Was Way Worse Than I Thought

Dillian Whyte has taken issue with implications from Otto Wallin and his promoter, Dmitriy Salita, that it wasn’t actually a shoulder injury that caused him to withdraw last week from their fight.

Whyte: Fury is Slowing Down, Taking A lot More Punishment Than He Used To

Heavyweight contender Dillian Whyte has rejected any claims that he faked an injury in order to withdraw from a scheduled fight with Otto Wallin, which would have taken place on October 30.

Wallin: I Feel I Can Beat Whyte, Earn My Shot To Fight Fury Again

Otto Wallin has spoken of the disappointment he felt when Dillian Whyte pulled out of their scheduled October 30 fight last week.

Dillian Whyte Likely To Pursue Tyson Fury Title Fight Next, Says Hearn

Dillian Whyte suffered a reported shoulder injury the week of Oct. 11 during training and was forced to officially pull out of his interim WBC heavyweight title defense against Otto Wallin on Oct. 20, eleven days after WBC champion Tyson Fury knocked...

Wallin Wants Proof Of Whyte's Shoulder Injury From Whyte's Doctor, Independent Physician

Otto Wallin wants what the heavyweight contender would consider more acceptable answers regarding Dillian Whyte’s withdrawal from their fight.

Whyte on Injury: I'm Devastated, I Was Looking Forward To Knocking Wallin Out

A shoulder injury has forced Dillian Whyte to cancel his Interim WBC Heavyweight World Title defence against Sweden’s Otto Wallin scheduled for The O2 in London on Saturday October 30.

Salita: Whyte-Wallin Should Be Rescheduled; WBC Shouldn’t Let Whyte Fight Fury Next

Otto Wallin’s promoter hopes his high-stakes showdown with Dillian Whyte is rescheduled. Dmitriy Salita told BoxingScene.com on Wednesday morning that it would be “unfair” to Wallin if an injured Whyte were able withdraw from their fight and allowed...

Dillian Whyte Suffers Shoulder Injury, Withdraws From Otto Wallin Fight 10/30 In London

The Dillian Whyte-Otto Wallin fight is off for October 30. BoxingScene.com has learned that Whyte has suffered a shoulder injury while training that has forced him to withdraw from what would’ve been an intriguing heavyweight showdown a week from Sa...

Demsey McKean Reflects on Training Camp With Dillian Whyte

Australian heavyweight star Demsey McKean has continued his elite education in the professional ranks, as the world-rated 200 plus pounder has gone straight from sparing Anthony Joshua to mixing it with WBC mandatory challenger Dillian Whyte.

Wallin's Promoter Hopes Win Over Whyte Will Force Fury Rematch

Dmitriy Salita, promoter of heavyweight contender Otto Wallin, is hoping that a big win in two weeks will secure his boxer a rematch with WBC world champion Tyson Fury.

Arum: I Don't Think Whyte Beats Wallin, No Way Does Joshua Beats Usyk

Top Rank's CEO Bob Arum, who co-promotes WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, expects his boxer to return in the first quarter of 2022 - on a date in March or April.

Frank Warren: If I Was Dillian Whyte, I Wouldn't Do The Fight With Otto Wallin

LAS VEGAS – If Frank Warren were Dillian Whyte’s promoter, Warren would’ve advised against accepting a fight against Otto Wallin next. London’s Whyte will battle Wallin on October 30 at O2 Arena in London. Their 12-round fight for Whyte’s WBC interim...

Whyte: Wilder Took Too Much Punishment, Corner Let It Go Too Long

Heavyweight contender Dillian Whyte believes Deontay Wilder took way too much punishment on Saturday night, in the trilogy fight with Tyson Fury at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.