Another entertaining interview with Dillian Whyte

Did he just say Ortiz, Parker, Chisora and Helenius are all on the same level? Tarking rubbish again lmao.

 

Dillion is the real deal. I could listen to the bloke tark all damn day.

 

He does deserve a rurl title shot. He still over-values himself though - the fact he can't see why he isn't considered on par with the big 3 speaks volumes.

 

Dillian should talk less and fight Ortiz or Povetkin instead of ducking them...

 

Sorry to disagree here but, Whyte has been on a constantly improving gradient, Povetkin and Luis Ortiz'nt, the greatest heavyweight to never win......anything, are on a downward gradient. Whyte is scaling ladders, Povetkin and Ortiz are getting friction burns from the snakeskin. And when Wilder finally gets forced into fighting Whyte, that left hook is sending Wilder to the canvas, hard.

 

That left hook is the heaviest punch in boxing with Wilders right hand too, monster shot, and he brings it from the floor in close to disguise it. He has a serious shout at being the best out of Wilder Joshua and himself, I think Fury frustrates the life out of him with movement and he gets wreck less, takes him out of his game..But i'll say it again, that left hook Chisora took in the rematch drops/stops anyone current at heavy

 

I agree, in fact you look at the impact it had on Chisora, Parker and Browne, I would rate that punch as more of a fight finisher than Wilder's right hand due to all the injuries Wilder has incurred. Chisora (one tough S.O.B) and Browne were rendered completely unconscious by punches that had very little travel but a ridiculous amount of snap to them. A prime Povetkin would be proud of a left hook like that.

You could tell by Parkers facial expression aswell that he'd never been hit like that before. As I stated earlier, Whyte is constantly improving and evolving whereas Wilder will only go down hill from here on in and should they eventually fight, Whyte for me takes it....

 

WBC

That's nothing for WBC standards.
Middleweight, not a single #1 contender vs champion fight since 2007
Super Middleweight, a total mess with constant vacant belts, maybe two times this decade.
Light Heavyweight, only 3 times in a decade and all 3 times the title changed hands.
Cruiserweight, title like (S)MW has been such a mess, but probably once in 2014 (Drozd vs Wlodda) this decade.
....and that's just the higher weightclasses.