Russ Anber on Whyte's gloves

Youre nuts

 

I have been say this for a long time.

Eddie Hearn, Matchroom Events, Sky Boxing, DAZN have created a hegemony of corruption, collusion, match fixing, bribery and deception.

 

Then you've been an idiot for a long time.

 

Great interview! This gloves situation needs more coverage.

 

Does it balls. Rivas trainer was in the room when the third set of gloves was chosen and approved them.

 

This guy speaks a lot of sense and he comes across as trust worthy when you listen to what he is saying

Makes sense, who’s fault was it at the end of the day? Who knows.

But this is the second report that corroborates the notion that an undercard fighter did not take Whytes gloves... it’s weird man

 

I am wholly embarrassed by the BBBoC........

When is Ruiz coming to the UK for the AJ rematch lol

 

Your boy is a career long cheater

 

Absolutely insane that Whyte was allowed to fight with not only unchecked gloves, but possibly tampered hand wraps. Like Anber said, who knows what they did to his wraps after we checked them. It’s beyond shady. I can’t even imagine how pissed Rivas and his team are right now. This alone should be grounds to call it a No Contest, then you add the failed drug test Rivas was not informed about and no wonder he’s suing their balls off. They’re playing around with Oscar’s life and health and making a mockery of the sport. Just disgusting.

 

Ummm, you might want to actually listen to the interview. The gloves Whyte wore were not checked by Rivas's team and neither were his wraps before they threw his gloves on and refused to take them off. The Rivas team had never seen nor checked Whyte's gloves when he rolled in with them on. His gloves he wore were not at the glove selection meeting. Then Whyte claimed an undercard fighter wore the gloves he was supposed to wear, even though the undercard fighter wore a completely different pair that were not Whytes gloves. Lies, deception and corruption at it's finest. All that before even including the failed drug test. What a complete shitshow. Someone throw a tent on that circus,

 

Whew! If boxing didn't have athletic commissions and regulatory bodies I'd be concerned that something untoward happened on this night but luckily this is boxing, the purest of sports run by the purest businessmen known to humankind.

 

The fail drug test and now this... Maybe the fight should be even declared "no contest".

 

Maybe Whyte needs real ban? He's not a positive role model and damages social view of boxing with controversies. Row with amateur boxing, 2 different drug fail, post bell brawl with Joshua, glove swap, this is persistent misbehaviour.

 

Boxing is so corrupt it honestly wouldn't surprise me if people are being paid to post for and against fighters on forums like this. It's hard to know what the hell to believe.