Classy, as usual, from the Bronze Halfwit. Apparently, he's been willing to fight Dillian Whyte this whole time...who knew? He claimed that Whyte was the "scum between his toes" and the "**** on my toilet paper". So, crass rambling aside, is Wilder right...would he beat Whyte? Whyte is fairly one dimensional, but then so is the Donkey. Who do we have winning that one, people? I don't see it going the distance, but I haven't added any result to the poll - it's just who wins. (After some thought I give Whyte the edge, but not by much)
That's a good analysis, though do you reckon Whyte could ride a big shot from Wilder and hold on for a points win? Of course, that depends entirely on where the fight happens. U.S and Wilder gets it no matter what, ditto for Whyte if it's in London.
Honestly?, no I think Whytes chin cracked against AJ and will never be the same Its a fight id love to see as id cheer either KO Wilder wont fight him though
Wilder would finish him. I think eventually they will fight and that power can really hurt Whyte. His chin is weak in my opinion.
Wilder knocks Whyte out. Whyte would be Wilders best win and this fight should have happened a long time ago. I don't understand why Wilder spent so long fighting the likes of Washington and washed up Stiverne rematches.
Old style Dillian had a shot. He was aggressive and in your face. This new style version trying to box at range will just take a big shot eventually.
Not much different from your Klitschko remark. You and Wilder would make good chums. He's into scat and you're into watersports. A match made in heaven.
Another HW fight that should have happened already. Really poor of Wilder to talk BS instead of trying to make the fight.
It'd definitely be good while it lasted. Whyte does seem very durable, and he isn't afraid of anyone. It'll simply come down to; A) can Wilder get off his big shot and if he can B) will it put Whyte down and out If he can't get a shot off, or he does but Whyte can take it, Wilder would lose that fight, I think.
It really should. Wilder ducked him, quite blatantly. It was during that phase where he held the WBC belt hostage by avoiding anyone of note - and instead spent his time fighting nobodies.
Because he's a fraud who only ever faces people who thinks he can beat. Anyone that rattles him he runs a mile from. I believe it's what's called being a cowardly fraud.
Whyte's punch resistance has gone the way of all toilet paper packs from supermarket shelves during the first phase of the covid lockdowns. Just look at 4 of his last 5 opponents. -Knocked out cold by 40 year old Povetkin -Rocked and badly hurt by Wach -Dropped by Rivas -Parker had him completely gone in the 12th and had he been a bit more ruthless and savvy would have got the knock out. It would be absolute suicide to put him in with big old right hand, as Wilder would shatter his mandible into 1,000 peices of your finest bone china. He has only not been dropped, knocked out cold or badly hurt in his fight vs Chisora. That covers what he has done since July 2018. Edit: I also agree that Wilder's team didnt want a part of Whyte prior to the Povetkin loss, that must have change by now though