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    Default Re: Dillian Whyte vs Alexander Povetkin

    "I've got better feet than him as well, and better boxing technique than Andy Ruiz. He's got fast hands, but his feet are slow"
    If you say so Dillian

    Still not buying that Whyte is an improved fighter. Maybe that's me. I preferred the lunatic that got taken out by Joshua. I think that guy also beats Chisora Parker Browne and Rivas and doesn't get fat and look like turd against Wach.
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    Whyte makes 40-hour journey to Portugal for training camp ahead of Povetkin bout

    Dillian Whyte has undertaken a 40-hour drive to Portugal for a training camp ahead of his heavyweight clash with Alexander Povetkin – a bout which could be postponed this week.

    The Briton is slated to fight Russia’s Povetkin on May 2 in Manchester but the contest is in doubt due to the coronavirus pandemic.

    Whyte’s promoter Eddie Hearn said in an Instagram Live video on Monday that a decision on the fight will be made this week.



    The video also featured Hearn having a chat with Whyte, and the 31-year-old fighter said: “I’m in Portugal, (on a) training camp.

    “It’s a little bit of planning. I had to drive 40 hours non-stop from my house straight to here. I drove because I brought the dogs with me, so I didn’t want to fly.

    “It’s quiet but there’s food on the shelves and I have a good set-up here. It’s a good base. We thought about it, we planned and we came here and it’s good.”

    Whyte added: “The mindset is my date is not cancelled, my date is still going ahead, so I’m training. I’m a professional, I’m trying to be professional and keep training, and trying to stay positive.

    “It’s very important to show people in this time that it’s important to train, to get on with life the best you can in these kinds of situations, because it is easy to panic and just shut down. I’m just trying to show as much positivity as I can.”

    The British Boxing Board of Control on Monday said the suspension of all events under its jurisdiction remains in place until the end of April, at which point the position will be reviewed.

    “We will continue to follow Government and the medical authorities’ advice and keep the situation under review,” a statement read.

    https://uk.sports.yahoo.com/news/why...162642688.html
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    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Whyte makes 40-hour journey to Portugal for training camp ahead of Povetkin bout

    Dillian Whyte has undertaken a 40-hour drive to Portugal for a training camp ahead of his heavyweight clash with Alexander Povetkin – a bout which could be postponed this week.

    The Briton is slated to fight Russia’s Povetkin on May 2 in Manchester but the contest is in doubt due to the coronavirus pandemic.

    Whyte’s promoter Eddie Hearn said in an Instagram Live video on Monday that a decision on the fight will be made this week.



    The video also featured Hearn having a chat with Whyte, and the 31-year-old fighter said: “I’m in Portugal, (on a) training camp.

    “It’s a little bit of planning. I had to drive 40 hours non-stop from my house straight to here. I drove because I brought the dogs with me, so I didn’t want to fly.

    “It’s quiet but there’s food on the shelves and I have a good set-up here. It’s a good base. We thought about it, we planned and we came here and it’s good.”

    Whyte added: “The mindset is my date is not cancelled, my date is still going ahead, so I’m training. I’m a professional, I’m trying to be professional and keep training, and trying to stay positive.

    “It’s very important to show people in this time that it’s important to train, to get on with life the best you can in these kinds of situations, because it is easy to panic and just shut down. I’m just trying to show as much positivity as I can.”

    The British Boxing Board of Control on Monday said the suspension of all events under its jurisdiction remains in place until the end of April, at which point the position will be reviewed.

    “We will continue to follow Government and the medical authorities’ advice and keep the situation under review,” a statement read.

    https://uk.sports.yahoo.com/news/why...162642688.html
    I thought Portugal had closed their Borders? Either way, bit fucking irresponsible of him.
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    Default Re: Dillian Whyte vs Alexander Povetkin

    You can drive to Portugal from the United Kingdom?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ykdadamaja View Post
    You can drive to Portugal from the United Kingdom?
    Through the tunnel into France, yes you can.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ykdadamaja View Post
    You can drive to Portugal from the United Kingdom?
    Through the tunnel into France, yes you can.
    oh. ok. lol... thx
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    Dillian Whyte accuses Anthony Joshua of ‘pretending’ to want heavyweight rematch last year

    British heavyweight boxer Dillian Whyte has accused old rival Anthony Joshua of “pretending” to want a rematch last year, but says he still wants to fight the WBA, IBF, WBO and IBO champion.

    Joshua avenged the sole defeat of his professional career in December by beating Andy Ruiz Jr to regain his heavyweight title belts, while Whyte defeated Mariusz Wach via unanimous decision earlier on the night.

    In 2015, Joshua knocked out Whyte in London.

    “I’ve been saying I want the rematch since the fight,” Whyte, who defeated Joshua in the amateurs before his professional loss in 2015, told Sky Sports.

    “I know they were going to fight Miller in June in America, which I said months before the fight.

    “They came to me and tried to kid me. You guys gave Miller 20 weeks, why are you trying to give me seven weeks? Because they wasn’t serious about the fight.

    “Just using me as a scapegoat, pretending they wanted to make the fight. If he wants to fight, I’m here, he knows where I’m at. They know where my value is, I know the game inside out. If they want the fight, we can make the fight happen.”

    Whyte also spoke about the challenges of training during the coronavirus lockdown ahead of his scheduled fight against Russia’s Alexander Povetkin on 2 May – a fight that is likely to be postponed amid the pandemic.

    “It is very hard and very challenging, because obviously you have to take it in good spirit,” said Whyte. “I’m a big guy. Training and running and sparring takes a lot of me.

    “I’ve got a new strength and conditioning programme now. We’re working on my technique, working on building my strength and other things.



    “My boxing coach is working on things, getting the game plan in place. The more time I have, the better it is for me, doing a lot of new things.

    “At this stage of my career, I’m still learning and improving. It’s frustrating, but it’s time for me to keep building layers, keep practising what I’ve been taught. By the time the fight comes, I’ll be flying.”

    https://uk.sports.yahoo.com/news/dil...115500806.html
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