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

I won't be spinning down your normal MO rabbit hole of circular logic and faulty thinking bull**** tonight, Sep.

 

Will will find out when Hearn signs that contract to fight the Big Baby, who offers far less numbers, less money, less prestige and less credibility than Wilder.

And I guarantee that if and when that fight gets made, you will be in here performing mental somersaults justifying why that fight makes more sense than fighting Wilder.

 

That's the funniest thing I've read on here all night

Great Duck btw, taking lessons from Joshua I see.

 

Joshua fighting Miller in the US makes sense if Wilder is fighting Whyte.

 

Wilder vs Whyte would only be happening if Joshua decides to turn the other cheek.

Wilder's sole objective is Joshua. Hearn's and Joshua's objective is Wilder vs Whyte and a whole load of milking the British public for easy paydays.

 

The WBC are the ones who are deciding whether or not Wilder vs Whyte has to happen.

Hearn has played a blinder to be honest.....

And Wilder's team only have themselves to blame, as Johnny Nelson said the other day,

"Wilder should be 10x richer and 10x the size of Joshua...but he isn't a tenth of either".

 

Congrats to Callum Johnson btw, his performance was equally as good as Whyte's but is obviously overshadowed by the highlight reel ko.

 

The same could be said about GGG, but in the end it doesn't matter.

It's not all about money, it's about legacy.

This where fans like yourself have lost sight about what this sport is about and end up becoming consumed by the politics outside of the ring as if you yourselves were getting a share of the splits.

I don't care who pockets what, this is a new age phenomenon on the back of Mayweather's A side B side legacy. The only concern real fans of the sport should have is the date and time when a fight is made.

Not the ppv numbers, twitter followers or ticket receipts unless it's effecting your own bank balance.

 

Probably a better win if we're going to be honest, Frank seemingly had found new form after moving up in weight and no one expected that one to end in a single round...

 

I've not lost sight of anything.

I want to see Joshua v Wilder, but i'm trying to explain to you that currently Wilder's inability to become a draw has meant that from a business stand point he's in a very poor position to be making any kind of demand for splits.


If the boot was on the other foot then Wilder's team would be doing the exact same.

 

Yep. Johnson has become a must watch fighter for me after that.

 

Congrats and enjoy your moment especially if you really believe that proves all of those points you just outlined. That was a really nice KO from Whyte who puts himself in line for a title shot next or at least a title eliminator after demolishing a disgracefully bad and out of shape Browne who put up easily his worst performance.
Browne has never been the quickest but he was so slow tonight and easy to hit ,looking every part of his 39 years against Whyte who I think has always had power and clearly more then enough to stop this version of Browne.
I'm not sure why anybody was saying that he doesn't have power because imo he will be a tough challenge for most of the top guys .

 

Realistically if AJ beats Wilder after Wilder beats Whyte then it does even more for his legacy than if he beats him now. Legacy doesnt look back and say "oh those extra 6 months tarnished his legacy."

 

thats funny man, yeah i couldnt be around no frankie pankie fans...he pansied out good tonite tho