Deontay Wilder vs Dominic Breazeale 18th May 2019 Sky Sports

[Ron Swanson]

LET’S GO Dillian Whyte insists he DOES want Tyson Fury fight after WBC reveal plan to order final eliminator

However, the ‘Body Snatcher’ doubts the ‘Gypsy King’ will accept the bout

Dillian Whyte has declared exclusively to talkSPORT that he is ready, willing and able to fight Tyson Fury for the right to become Deontay Wilder’s next mandatory challenger.

The Brixton man is sceptical as to whether his rival will accept the bout, but insists he would take it if it became a realistic possibility.

WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman revealed that his organisation have mapped out a plan to order Whyte vs Fury as a final eliminator to resolve their current dispute with Whyte, who wants to challenge WBC champion Wilder.

However, Sulaiman also claimed Dillian’s team had not accepted the ruling and instead wanted his upcoming fight with Oscar Rivas to become the final eliminator.

“I’m the ‘can man,’ whoever want it can get it,” Whyte exclusively told Drive.

“I’ve been trying to fight Tyson Fury for a number of years now. We’ve made multiple attempts and it never happened.

“If Fury wants to fight, he knows where I am. But I can’t see the fight happening.



“If Tyson fury can walk away from a rematch with Deontay Wilder for the WBC heavyweight world title, why would he fight me for the ‘interim’ title? It doesn’t make sense.”

Whyte currently remains locked in an argument with the WBC as he feels he’s been unfairly treated by them – most notably in a situation that arose earlier this year.

The 31-year-old heavyweight was initially ordered to face Dominic Breazeale in a final eliminator for the WBC ‘interim’ title, only for this bout to be pulled out from under his feet.

When the Wilder vs Fury rematch fell through, Breazeale jumped up to challenge the champion on May 18 instead – because he was existing mandatory having beaten Eric Molina in a questionable final eliminator back in 2017.

As a result, Whyte’s team claim the WBC have ‘protected’ Wilder and are now campaigning to make him automatic mandatory, though the governing body have other ideas.

“There’s a lot of things going on with the WBC at the minute,” Whyte continued.

“Everyone knows I’m very angry at them and the way I’ve been treated.

“Everyone knows Deontay Wilder should’ve been fighting me and not Dominic Breazeale.

“But for some reason the WBC insist on protecting him…

“It’s a funny subject, I can’t really say too much, a lot of these boxing authorities are very touchy.

“The public can see what I’ve done, how many WBC title fights I’ve had, how many times I’ve defended my number one position. It’s crazy, I don’t understand it.

“Now, with the WBC, I think it’s just delaying tactics by them…

“It’s frustrating, it’s stressful, it’s a bit disheartening to be honest.

“Tyson Fury could’ve fought Oscar Rivas, he said no, Anthony Joshua could’ve fought Oscar Rivas, he said no, look who they’re fighting.

https://talksport.com/sport/boxing/5...ight-wbc-plan/

On 3 occasions Whyte has been told to fight someone to get the Wilder fight, on 3 occasions he has told the media he wanted the fight while behind closed doors appealed the orders. Work for Eddie, lie for Eddie, lie like Eddie.

I hope this fight happens but when a decent fight is proposed in the heavyweight division I assume it won’t happen for some BS or another. Everyone will pick sides and the promoters will laugh and laugh.

[Primo Carnera]

LET’S GO Dillian Whyte insists he DOES want Tyson Fury fight after WBC reveal plan to order final eliminator

However, the ‘Body Snatcher’ doubts the ‘Gypsy King’ will accept the bout

Dillian Whyte has declared exclusively to talkSPORT that he is ready, willing and able to fight Tyson Fury for the right to become Deontay Wilder’s next mandatory challenger.

The Brixton man is sceptical as to whether his rival will accept the bout, but insists he would take it if it became a realistic possibility.

WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman revealed that his organisation have mapped out a plan to order Whyte vs Fury as a final eliminator to resolve their current dispute with Whyte, who wants to challenge WBC champion Wilder.

However, Sulaiman also claimed Dillian’s team had not accepted the ruling and instead wanted his upcoming fight with Oscar Rivas to become the final eliminator.

“I’m the ‘can man,’ whoever want it can get it,” Whyte exclusively told Drive.

“I’ve been trying to fight Tyson Fury for a number of years now. We’ve made multiple attempts and it never happened.

“If Fury wants to fight, he knows where I am. But I can’t see the fight happening.



“If Tyson fury can walk away from a rematch with Deontay Wilder for the WBC heavyweight world title, why would he fight me for the ‘interim’ title? It doesn’t make sense.”

Whyte currently remains locked in an argument with the WBC as he feels he’s been unfairly treated by them – most notably in a situation that arose earlier this year.

The 31-year-old heavyweight was initially ordered to face Dominic Breazeale in a final eliminator for the WBC ‘interim’ title, only for this bout to be pulled out from under his feet.

When the Wilder vs Fury rematch fell through, Breazeale jumped up to challenge the champion on May 18 instead – because he was existing mandatory having beaten Eric Molina in a questionable final eliminator back in 2017.

As a result, Whyte’s team claim the WBC have ‘protected’ Wilder and are now campaigning to make him automatic mandatory, though the governing body have other ideas.

“There’s a lot of things going on with the WBC at the minute,” Whyte continued.

“Everyone knows I’m very angry at them and the way I’ve been treated.

“Everyone knows Deontay Wilder should’ve been fighting me and not Dominic Breazeale.

“But for some reason the WBC insist on protecting him…

“It’s a funny subject, I can’t really say too much, a lot of these boxing authorities are very touchy.

“The public can see what I’ve done, how many WBC title fights I’ve had, how many times I’ve defended my number one position. It’s crazy, I don’t understand it.

“Now, with the WBC, I think it’s just delaying tactics by them…

“It’s frustrating, it’s stressful, it’s a bit disheartening to be honest.

“Tyson Fury could’ve fought Oscar Rivas, he said no, Anthony Joshua could’ve fought Oscar Rivas, he said no, look who they’re fighting.

https://talksport.com/sport/boxing/5...ight-wbc-plan/

On 3 occasions Whyte has been told to fight someone to get the Wilder fight, on 3 occasions he has told the media he wanted the fight while behind closed doors appealed the orders. Work for Eddie, lie for Eddie, lie like Eddie.

I hope this fight happens but when a decent fight is proposed in the heavyweight division I assume it won’t happen for some BS or another. Everyone will pick sides and the promoters will laugh and laugh.

I don’t really want to stick up for Whyte cos he’s as full of shit as the rest of them , but to be fair, the WBC have shit on him whichever way you look at it.
He was no.1 challenger, Brezeale was no.4. And it’s not the first time.
Like I said , I’m not here to stick up for Whyte, because he’s deluded, but I don’t know what Eddie Hearn has to do with it.
Hearn only promotes Whyte on a fight by fight basis. Whyte is supposedly a free agent. He even came over the States to whore himself out, but I’m guessing he didn’t get any takers.
Probably cos he thinks he’s more of a draw than he actually is.

[TIC]

A Fury against Whyte fight would be a very good eliminator

[Gandalf]

I don't have an issue with it. It is still a relatively meaningful fight and if Joshua could fight him then why not Wilder? Wilder has a chance to do it better or else look loose and not do better. I am fine with it.

[smashup]

Wilder crossing the line yet again!!

Utter scumbag’ – Deontay Wilder shocks and angers boxing fans with comments about ‘killing’ Dominic Breazeale

https://talksport.com/sport/boxing/5...nic-breazeale/

[Primo Carnera]

Wilder crossing the line yet again!!

Utter scumbag’ – Deontay Wilder shocks and angers boxing fans with comments about ‘killing’ Dominic Breazeale

https://talksport.com/sport/boxing/5...nic-breazeale/

Ha! this diva prick didn't get enough attention when he said that first time round , so he thought he would throw the "get a death on my record" bomb back into the mix .
I honestly think that all this talk and that stupid mask he wears when he does his ringwalk is because deep down he's fucking scared! I don't reckon he is quite the fucking nut job that he would have us believe.
AND BY THE WAY, before he regurgitates this old nugget, Mike Tyson would've ripped his fucking soul out and ate it! Fuck me, if Tyson had a 10 week camp now I reckon he would beat the useless twat!

[Spicoli]

Somehow sat through the press conference today. That was just bad steamrolling into embarrassing. Wilder sat there rambling like he was desperately auditioning for 5 different B movie villain roles. The guys gone full blown empty gimmick and is very unprofessional. You can hype a fight without sounding like a certifiable azz clown.

[Mark TKO]

disappointing match up - won't be watching

I'm struggling to remember the exact ending AJ v Breazeale but recall thinking Breazeale was pretty pathetic at the time

[Spicoli]

All in all pretty predictable outcome and repeating my first post..just a way to get Wilder back into the KO "" talk after Fury and with AJ coming over. Raise your hand if you honestly didn't think that would be the end result? But it doesn't stop at least 3 writers likening him to Mike Tyson this morning . Good knock out, bigger and better things need to come.