So Whyte isn’t gonna be made mandatory for Wilder...

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  1. 305th

    305th Boxing Addict Full Member

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    So it looks like Whyte is still settling for crumbs given that Finkel and Wilder have clocked Eddie's plan to let his chess pawn Whyte rough Wilder up via any means necessary prior to Anthony then.

    Wise move.

    Why isn't Whyte calling out Fury with the same opprobrium?
     
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  2. kirk

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    Man... I am a Wilder supporter but gotta say they are making it harder n harder to be one.

    Imo this is down to one of two (or both) reasons.

    Either WBC is being influenced by Haymon to keep Eddie out of the picture... having to do with control of the WBC belt and political bs, and has nothing to do with protecting Wilder.

    Or its to protect Wilder.


    Either way... shits getting ridiculous.

    Gonna be hard to remain a supporter if he doesn't fight a legit fighter soon.
     
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  3. kirk

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    Furys not a champion.
     
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  4. daverobin

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    I’m canadien and Dillion wyte would probablyly knock out wilder -///. The wbc - haymon and finkel protect him !!!!
     
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    Great post
     
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  8. CST80

    CST80 De Omnibus Dubitandum Staff Member

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    Nothing clear about it, and here's how. Look at the rounds we gave Parker. These are the scorecards from the RBR. And fine you might question whether or not I'm biased. Well @Drinquor @PinoyProdigy @f1ght3rz @Somachenko aren't. And they had it in the same ballpark.


     
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  9. George Crowcroft

    George Crowcroft He Who Saw The Deep Full Member

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    My card was
    1. 10-9 Parker (10-8 Parker)
    2. 19-19 Even (10-9 Whyte)
    3. 29-28 Whyte (10-9 Whyte)
    4. 39-37 Whyte (10-9 Whyte)
    5. 49-46 Whyte (10-9 Whyte)
    6. 59-55 Whyte (10-9 Whyte)
    7. 69-64 Whyte (10-9 Whyte)
    8. 79-73 Whyte (10-9 Whyte)
    9. 89-81 Whyte (10-8 Whyte)
    10. 98-91 Whyte (10-9 Parker)
    11. 108-100 Whyte (10-9 Whyte)
    12. 116-110 Whyte (10-8 Parker)

    I didn't count the Headbut KD but that was my card, Parker didn't want to fight dirty and so Whyte got a lead
     
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  10. It's Ovah

    It's Ovah I am very feel me good. Full Member

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    So who are these tough opponents that Whyte should be fighting in your eyes?
     
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  11. CST80

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    Wow, that's pretty wide and bad, not trying to be mean by the way, I like you, but you and most others that scored it for Whyte seem to miss certain things. Not fighting dirty, has little to do with how I scored it, I scored it based on punches that actually connect, Parker has very subtle head movement, and the majority of Whyte jabs missed, whereas Parker's did not. Its not the easiest match to score, same goes for the AJ-Parker fight. Parker likes to fight in a negative fashion, and usually looks bad while doing so, but he still manages to land more accurately, and slips a lot. There was controversy with his wins over Takam, Ruiz and Fury, meanwhile, most of us all scored them in Parker's favor. Because he was landing and looking bad, while they were looking beastly, and missing. Every one of his matches are like a large scale but much poorer Hatton-Mayweather. Floyd won basically every round of the fight, but looked negative and bad in doing so, but still landed more, and rarely got hit clean.
     
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  12. George Crowcroft

    George Crowcroft He Who Saw The Deep Full Member

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    To be fair I'm bias as **** to Whyte in all situations anyway, but Whyte imo did the better work with the jab, but you make a good fight, maybe most didn't land. His left hook in the 9th was quality I'm sure we agree on that. I might rescore, if most have it differently
    It was a great fight anyway.
     
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  13. JDub

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    Just change it to The Americas Boxing Council and be done with it alteady.
     
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  14. UnleashtheFURY

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    Whyte might well lose this one but it's hardly a given. He hits hard and can box better than most guys Wilder has been in with(that's not saying much) This would be Wilders toughest fight outside of Fury and Old man Ortiz and he barely escaped those without taking an L(clearly lost to Cokehead Fury and was saved by the bell against Grandpa Ortiz). 60/40 Wilder if this one ever went down. It's a competitive fight on paper.
     
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  15. Stallion

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    I would say that the WBC has been generally treating Haymon's fighters very well, but there is a special collaboration in Wilder's case.

    They have a number of Haymon's random heavyweights rated high in the rankings so they could basically block other fighters from becoming mandatory challengers. When necessary, WBC either orders illegitimate eliminators (like #4 vs #11) where they just skip certain fighters, or they outright create illegitimate mandatory challengers who didn't fight any eliminators (like Stiverne rematch) just so that it appears that Wilder fulfilled his mandatory obligations.

    - WBC made Wilder vs. Scott (who wasn't even in top 10 WBC rankings) a mandatory challenger for Stiverne-Arreola II.
    - WBC didn't allow Klitschko-Stiverne and forced Stiverne to defend vs Wilder without any voluntary defenses.
    - WBC made Povetkin-Perez a final eliminator (after Povetkin won an eliminator vs Takam), then made him wait for Wilder-Duhaupas and Wilder-Szpilka before ordering Wilder-Povetkin.
    - WBC then made Stiverne a "mandatory" without him having to fight any eliminators.
    - WBC made Whyte wait a zillion fights despite him being #1 in the rankings and fighting multiple eliminators, only to skip him and randomly make Breazeale a mandatory based on his fight with non-top 10 rated Molina.

    By WBC I mean Sulaiman, ever since the Sulaiman clan usurped the whole WBC and made it their personal organization.

    It's obvious that Whyte is not getting his fair shake.
     
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