For the WBC INTL Silver, whatever that is. Amusing considering Whyte said he had no interest in fighting bums to Jason Gavern on Twitter. Guinn hasn't been stopped though. which is why I assume the fight has been made http://www.skysports.com/boxing/new...-at-the-o2-on-september-12-live-on-sky-sports Hopefully we actually see him and AJ this year!
Guinn and Cornish are fairly easy to sell fights. Unbeaten British confender and former fringe world level never been stopped and beat Audley. They also posses very little real risk which makes them pretty good for Hearn as Whyte Joshua is coming up I expect two early knock outs though.
Whyte will win handily, maybe being the firs tto stop him. Whyte seems to be a sleeper in the division. Joshua gets the love but the Whyte train keeps rolling. We could be in for a surprise when these two meet.
Don't buy it myself. Think he lacks technique and doesn't strike me as being disciplined. Hope he proves me wrong though...friend of mine used to go to the same boxing club as him so I might be able to ponce tickets haha
Better than expected but Guinn hasn't been busy at all in the past few years. Whyte stops him late I'd imagine.
More dangerous than Johnson and Guins never been down or stopped whereas Johnson was lazy and fading fast remember Chisora had him down as well. Johnson didn't even train for the AJ fight and turned up with rent a corner to save money.
Guinn has basically been a durable punch bag over the last 5 years, his last good win was in 2008! Sad to see him still fight.
He is certainly more durable than A Farce. A Farce could not last more than 3 rounds against the village bum in the last few years of his career.
Rubbish, you don't knock out all your opponents by having no technique. And Johnathon Banks wouldn't be training someone who lacks discipline Just because he doens't look roided up like AJ doesn't mean he doesn't train hard.
I think this maybe a tougher match up than some imagine. I am going for the upset. I think Whyte has a bit of something about him, but his conditioning does not look brilliant and even old man Guinn is a big step up in class to what Dillian has previously fought. I am probably going to look silly, but I am taking Guinn by mid/late round stoppage.