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

Nah, it will be fine, he can just say he ate contaminated "fish and chips".

We have a real problem with it over here, they inject our potatoes with all sorts of stuff.

 

T A I N T E D K I P P P E R S

 

At least its not wild boar entrails.

 

Browne came in to this fight in pathetic form. PED or not he could have caused some problems had he actually taken this fight seriously... But sadly he was just showing up to cash out.

 

He sure earned that cash out! lol

 

browne looked like a journeyman. I guess he is now really, how on earth he got a ranked opponent is beyond me.

Lol at the ref dramatically waving his arms over what might have well been an inanimate corpse.

 

I really have no respect for two types of fighters:

1. Those who take a dive
2. Those who show up in terrible shape

Browne may have gone out on his shield, so point 1 does not apply. Still point 2 is a major issue. Browne needs to retire.

 

No wonder Wilder refused to fight Whyte for $4,000,000!

 

Then why turn down $4,000,000 to fight Whyte is Whyte is such an easy fight? Wilder refused to fight Vlad for Vitali's WBC title..................

 

Because Hearn wouldn't include a guarantee clause for the winner to fight Joshua after.

 

That wasn't the same Browne that took out Chagaev.

This was the unmotivated, 5 year ring rusty, out of shape Lucas Browne.

 

I remember that interview, but it was quite a while back. Does that mean we ignore what’s been said afterwards?

If that’s the case, then Wilder wants 50/50, therefore he’s ducking. Let’s just not take into account what he’s said since then.

Or we could go from what both camps are saying now. Just an idea.

 

If the rumours are correct, post Parker -- assuming Joshua gets by Parker, that is -- Joshua could be fighting Jerrell Miller (September / October 2018) then Dillian Whyte (April / May 2019).

Bearing in mind Joshua is now following the Money Mayweather model of two PPV fights in a calendar year tops, and if the above turns out to be true, the earliest we could get Joshua vs Wilder would be September or October 2019. Of course, a lot of this rests on Wilder and how Matchroom negotiate with him, and whether he has the wherewithal to swallow his pride and accept the (quite frankly) generous Fast Car offer of 35% to 40% and come over to the U.K for a big stadium fight with Joshua (Wilder is on record as saying he would do so).