Dillian Whyte v Deontay Wilder

[smashup]

Probably Wilder mid to late round KO

Would prefer Whyte to win but don't think he has the skills - although appears to have come on ,eaps and bounds since Joshua fight

I'm not convinced Whyte wins either but he definitely deserves this fight and must have a punchers chance at the very least.

The build up to this would be Box Office alone so i'm hoping for a heated exchange of words on Saturday and you just know that Whyte will go looking for him and get right in his face

[oakleyno1]

For sure a good punchers chance. Would be exciting until the end

Build up would be epic

I hope Whyte wins as well so we can see another celebration like this...


Watch from 1 min 43 in where Whyte somehow almost kicks himself over

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He did get a bit emotional

Wilder doesn't seem that keen on fighting Whyte next



Wilder accuses Hearn of diversion tactics, using Whyte to distract fight talk away from Joshua

http://www.worldboxingnews.net/2018/...ay-from-joshua

[powerpuncher]

Wilder should 100% be pursuing an AJ fight. If AJ won’t fight him, the Whyte fight is probably as interesting of a fight as you will get for him.

[El Kabong]

Whyte looked good going to the body and opening up the shots upstairs. Browne really allowed him to take some powerful digs in on the body. However the bad news for Whyte is for whatever reason, his defense or lack there of he's very open to the right cross right down the middle. Browne split his guard several times. If Whyte makes the adjustments to that he could be very tough for anyone but that's a big time flaw which can be exploited by AJ and Wilder especially.


Whyte vs Povetkin wouldn't be bad, but hell talking about Povetkin these days is like talking about Valuev it's like the heavyweight junior division. Won't travel, won't make big fights, won't pass drug tests, think they are owed the world, etc.



Who is training Whyte these days? Is it still Banks?

[Fenster]

Just to clear up a few questions and misunderstandings in this thread.

Wilder is not a PPV fighter

He's the WBC champion, Whyte is no.1 for that alphabet

Povetkin is fighting this week in Britain, on AJ's undercard

Whyte's trainer is Mark Tibbs and has been for about two years (Banks just helped out for the AJ fight).

[smashup]

Just to clear up a few questions and misunderstandings in this thread.

Wilder is not a PPV fighter

He's the WBC champion, Whyte is no.1 for that alphabet

Povetkin is fighting this week in Britain, on AJ's undercard

Whyte's trainer is Mark Tibbs and has been for about two years (Banks just helped out for the AJ fight).

My mistake WBC not WBA
I'd say Wilder is now a draw in the US after the Ortiz win and PPV worthy or thereabouts.
I think he'll swerve Dillian at all costs unless he's ordered to fight him next.

[imp]

Whyte looked good going to the body and opening up the shots upstairs. Browne really allowed him to take some powerful digs in on the body. However the bad news for Whyte is for whatever reason, his defense or lack there of he's very open to the right cross right down the middle. Browne split his guard several times. If Whyte makes the adjustments to that he could be very tough for anyone but that's a big time flaw which can be exploited by AJ and Wilder especially.


Whyte vs Povetkin wouldn't be bad, but hell talking about Povetkin these days is like talking about Valuev it's like the heavyweight junior division. Won't travel, won't make big fights, won't pass drug tests, think they are owed the world, etc.



Who is training Whyte these days? Is it still Banks?

Trained by old school Gangster Jimmy Tibbs son.

[Mark TKO]

Wilder after a right tear up. I’d love to see this one too