Looking at Guinn's last 6 fights, it contains 4 losses by UD, and the latest one was a scheduled 4 rounder after he had been out of the game since 2013. Guinn is practically semi retired now. I think this is a very good bit of matchmaking for Whyte. Its a step up in class, but its against a severely faded former power. I do not think there is much of a risk of this coming unhinged for Whyte.
He hasn't knocked all of them out. Maybe Banks has come in as a trainer as he sees someone with potential but has some flaws i.e lacks discipline? Who said anything about his training? I'm just going by the fights of his I've seen. It looks like he has power sure but I just haven't really been impressed by his actual boxing skill
You forget the Great British tradition of digging up Heavyweight corpses who once had a bit of name recognition: Jimmy Young, John Tate, Ossie Ocasio, Jose Ribalta, Carl Williams, Joe Bugner, Tony Tucker, Johnny Rui...
Could he turn down another offer to fight in PF, or perhaps to defend his WBF title? He never defended it for some reason
never heard of this guinn chap. Think im the only person who really couldn't care less about whyte against joshua. I doubt it would even go three rounds. Hardly PPV
All Guinns knockouts in 1st or 2nd so will put a few quid on each round. Whyte has not fought a live one before and could get caught