Dillian Whyte will quarantine Anthony Joshua

AJ will stop him in the first half of fight, and I expect Whyte to be in a right state at that point.

 

A disgustingly racist thread title. As per usual from Doubleedge.

 

whyte is a decent prospect
he has good head movement on the way in , is loose and relaxed throwing his punches and has variety and power.
the fight will be far joshua`s biggest test
joshua looks the real deal , for a big man he boxes like a natural fighter but if whytes chin is solid this is going to be a good test .

IMO
10/1 for a whyte win is very generous odds.

 

When whyte loses will you give joshua credit or will whyte become a bum?

 

exactly what i was thinking are all the guys on here who say Whyte wins, surely they are now commending Joshua for stepping it up and fighting a truly dangerous opponent. I assume all said posters will then also create a thread congratulating Joshua if he wins especially if its a KO in the first quarter of the fight (no way this fight is lasting longer than 4/5 IMO)

 

Whyte is underrated. Very tough and has an iron will to win. Has a decent jab and good power. I can see am upset or a very hard fight for AJ.

I'll be firmly on the Joshua bandwagon if he blows away Whyte.

 

A decent jab? Have we been watching the same fighter?

DW is a slugger.

 

I want Dillyan to win because he is from South London but in all honesty i dont think he has a chance.

 

Whyte will do well to last 3 rounds

 

:deal exactly i see no real boxing skill from whyte. just power.

 

I don't care if Whyte has a good chin if he takes shots like he was against Minto in a fight with Joshua he will be in a lot of trouble. If he stays tight and manages to land a big and powerful shot that hurts Joshua early on in the fight then we might have a real tear up but Joshua is a big favourite for a reason.

 

I think the most realistic scenario here is Joshua to destroy Whyte but we will see Whyte is training with the right people and is very hungry and motivated himself. I hope he can pull off an upset but I think Joshua is the real deal, it'll take a special fighter in their prime to beat him.

 

Neither of them are worthy of contender status on the world stage yet.
A decent domestic match up.