Dillian Whyte vs. Lucas Browne & Frank Buglioni vs. Callum Johnson RBR

Where to start?

I don't mean to exaggerate but seriously, I reckon most of us would have had a chance of beating Browne tonight, my goodness. It would be like having spider man senses with those awfully slow punches coming towards you.

As for the KO, I was watching on a stream which wasn't HD & when the punch landed it didn't look like much to me. I'll be interested to see it back in crisp quality. I hate seeing scenes like that. I was terrified for the guy & without sounding like a snowflake, it makes me seriously question why I watch the sport when I see stuff like that. If and when I ever see someone never get back up then I don't think I'll ever be able to watch again - which doesn't make sense as we all know people have died before. It's just all so raw when you see a scary knock out like that.

 

This is the first time Whyte impressed me, especially everything he did before the KO which was quite shocking.

I WANT ORTIZ - WHYTE

 

Hearn's dream plan is for AJ to beat Parker, Whyte to fight Wilder and win..

Maybe one defence on the same bill. Two British heavyweight world champions defending titles, set up a huge unification fight.

Hearn will be at home tonight with a box of tissues thinking about that run of events happening.

I believe it's been the plan for a while and Hearn, Joshua and Whyte could be 2 fights away from all that, the Parker fight and if the WBC do Hearn a favour.

 

Hope your not referring to our debate, because both of them quotation marks you’ve made are complete lies.

So if you are, go **** yourself you lieing piece of ****.

 

Great KO, hope Browne's ok.

 

Yes, on the end of another Joshua right uppercut or on the end of a big right hand by Wilder.

 

Now imagine if that was your brother, friend or son...

One hell of a scary sport.

 

Whyte would get incinerated by Wilder. Throw him in with my man Izzy Ugonoh and see how he fares.

 

Whyte moved up a level tonight. Showed some nice skills. Didn’t think he had it in him.

 

Browne is a good man. Came in poor condition and is clearly a poor boxer but he gave it is all and conducted himself well throughout. He’s a people’s champ, hope he’s ok and calls it a day.

 

Oh man, Whyte can maintain a moderate workrate over 12, Izzy spazzes out and is gone after 3. There's a gulf in class and ability between the two.

 

No I haven't seen him in that sort of shape either, not just physically but also mentally, he looked completely finished as a fighter tonight.

And I don't want to rip in to Browne and look like I'm taking anything away from Whyte, Whyte did what he had to do and ended the night with a great KO.

Fair play to Whyte, he has probably just got himself a world title shot.

 

First thing I thought of was if his kids and wife were watching that back home

 

I bet you're wishing you went all in on Whyte now.

I know I am.

 

I think one thing is for sure, Joshua Vs Wilder isn't happening any time soon.