Dillian Whyte tests positive for banned substance

Matchroom ranks closing.. new narrative is to discredit UKAD and promote Vada (which Whyte passed). It's so transparent and predictable - but why would anyone believe what serial hypocrite Bellew has to say?

 

Hey man you literally gave Wilder or Fury no credit whatsoever. You are not a true boxing fan but a hater

 

You seem confused on how Boxing works

 

I can give them credit, on a fight by fight basis. Overall... they are clowns.

noun

1. the sport or practice of fighting with the fists, especially with padded gloves in a roped square ring according to prescribed rules (the Queensberry Rules).

 

The problem with this line is that VADA is a private company, whose income comes directly from the fight game. There's been a concerted campaign for the pat couple of years to promote them, with certain journalists prominent on attacks against USADA and now UKAD.

Anyone with a brain and a knowledge of boxing history should have alarm bells ringing at this point but I keep on seeing posters here and elsewhere singing the praised of VADA and calling for them to take control of all boxing doping tests.

 

I recall people saying VADA was irrelevant, and would have no impact on Whyte's case.

 

Bellew one of the biggest ****s this country has ever produced.

And let's be fair that is a fairly stacked division

 

So what's the solution then? International, standardised doping agency? National agencies and private agencies can't be trusted?

But Global ones can?

 

That's just their personalities or behaviors but in boxing terms they are The Top 2 Heavyweights out there. Fury is the purest boxer of the lot and Wilder has the best KO power and holds a KO win over Ortiz (showed some balls that fight too). Fury obviously with the Klitschko win but also with the Wilder performance.
Outside of that Ruiz has the big win over Joshua. Joshua the win over Klitschko and Parker but terrible performance and gameplan against Ruiz. Whyte jumped up the ladder past 2-3 years but all credibility out the window now after failed drug test

 

Each to their own then, Wilder and Fury are clowns based on their character and actions.

I live my life by how people behave, not what they say.

 

Fair enough cant argue with that. I thought we were just going on boxing ability

 

Well again, each to their own... I feel Wilder lacks ability, has plenty of power and athleticism.

Fury lacks power, has good movement, speed, range... not overply impressed with his shot selection of combinations... it's nothing special compared to others.

Whyte I feel is the most well balanced, plenty of power in more than one type of shot, he has good combinations for a HW, mixes it up well from body shot, to jab, to left hook, to crosses...
Is durable, etc...

But to each their own.

 

He's entertaining and takes a good shot and has decent power but that's about it for me. Couldn't see him laying a glove on Fury. Wilder KO's him. Joshua did KO him already. Ruiz faster and better boxer

 

Do you have OCD and amnesia?

Please stop asking the same questions over and over again, I do not enjoy having to repeat myself.

You've asked me this question half a dozen times this past week and I've already explained in depth to you why Whyte did not get to fight Wilder and that was due to his owner refusing to compromise on terms when negotiating with Wilder's team on fighting Joshua when his goal at the time was to unify the division.

Wilder specifically said he would be more than willing to fight Dillian providing a clause was included in the contract that he would be guaranteed to fight Joshua immediately after to which point Eddie said it was not possible, even though I have shown he does deals like that all the time.

So in that respect your ire should be directed towards both Eddie Hearn and Dillian, not boxing fans and certainly not Wilder who gave ample opportunities for Whyte to fight him if he was that desperate to get his head knocked off his shoulders

As for rematching Ortiz, as before I've already given you explanation. Wilder felt it was right, to reward Ortiz with another big pay day because he identifies with Ortiz's struggle and his motive for forging a career as a boxer, which is to fight so he can be able to sufficiently take care of his chronically ill daughter

Something which should be commended, since such displays as humanity is a rarity much less appreciated

 

Power and athleticism is ability.