You must forget a lot of things ,everything you post is inaccurate and stupidly false. lol The only reason you say Breazeale is a good challenge ( he is ) is because Wilder is fighting him. If he wasn't you would say he was a bum on Joshua's resume.
That might be correct if I was a the type of person to distill everything down to an over-simplistic, adversarial and tribal dichotomy*. But I'm not. Keeping hugging ur AJ doll and stay warm in your Joshua PJs, dude; seems like you need a good night's sleep.... (*Hint: I'm not a Wilder fan)
would be close, no denying, he's got the height and reach that Haye was stretching for but does Wilder have the brain?... I cant say I've seen him improve or change tactics but i will admit he's done a very good job at finding the target somehow or another dont agree on wilder beating a prime Haye tho, not the Haye Valuev faced.... not after that Fury performance, Wilder would be missing Haye's shadow's shadow!!! - but thats another thread
I believe the WBC made the Fury rematch fight the mandatory defence and ordered Whyte vs Breazeale as a final eliminator for the winner of Fury Wilder 2. May be wrong but this is why I'm baffled he is taking the Breazeale fight before he fights Whyte
Fury - Wilder 2 was sanctioned, not mandated. Breazeale had been mandatory since 2017. Whyte - Breazeale would have been for interim WBC title because it had been so long since they had last had a mandatory fight.