Whyte is a good talker but he’s no threat. Wilder has bigger fish to fry. And what has Whyte really done to jump the line? This time last year nobody knew who this dude was. Wilder shouldn’t have to put his goals on hold for this clown.
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Are Wilder fans shook of Dillion Whyte?
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Originally posted by Ray* View PostOnly Parker and Wilder can mess up the AJ fight now. Whyte is the number 1 guy at WBC but the organisation still need to mandate the fight. But am sure if AJ wins against Parker and him and Wilder comes to an agreement then the organisation would let that fight happen before they mandate any other fight. So I also don’t get some of these Wilder fans that foam at the mouth in regards to Whyte, fighting and beating Whyte would probably be the 3rd better name on his 40 odd fight record.
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AJ fans all they do is put another barrier in front of the Wilder fight. The money is not right, he has to face Whyte, he don't deserve it, etc.
AJ is not fighting Wilder next so might as well do that easy UK money.
If Wilder would had fought Browne they would had discredited that fight right away
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Originally posted by dan_cov View PostNobody is shook of Whyte.
Not AJ, not Wilder, not Povetkin, not Parker, not Ortiz, nobody.
He's easy work for all the top HWs.
He just brings nothing to the table.
At least Whyte brings a massive payday for Wilder plus it would be a fun fight.
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Originally posted by Scopedog View PostWhyte has been a nuisance more than anything. Before now he's kept angling for title shots that he's arguably done nothing to deserve. Honestly you could even argue that he's kind of a manufactured entity - before he was angled as a Joshua opponent with that old amateur footage, nobody had ever heard of him. I'd say he owes more or less all the recognition he's got so far to Joshua in some way or another.
Ever since the Joshua fight, where he acquitted himself quite well, to be fair, he's kind of been in a limbo where he's obviously above the bum level but not at the same level as the actual legit top fighters at HW. That said, that performance against Browne was good enough that it might just put him at the lower end of that top level now. If Hearn's successful in his campaign to have AJ duck Wilder, Wilder v Whyte is a fight I could just about stomach in the meantime, even if as a contest it's a foregone conclusion if you ask me.
Wilder /whyte is a fair match up. he worked his way to a No 1 mandatory for WBC. give him some respect
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I changed my mind, I would prefer to see Joshua vs Wilder next. The Brown fight didnt tell me anything I didnt already know about Whyte.
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