Dillian Whyte says he is ready for a fight against Anthony Joshua in his summer date at Wembley Stadium. The 36-year-old Whyte (31-3, 21, KOs) feels that a rematch against Joshua (28-4, 25 KOs) “perfect” fight for him
The bottom barrel
Joshua (35) was destroyed by IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois in five rounds in his last fight on September 21. AJ needs a win but he really would be to scrape sludge at the bottom of the barrel if he chose the British craftsman Whyte as his opponent. The British public will probably like Joshua Vs. Whyte 2 on PPV buy but the rest of the world will be disgusted by this abomination.
From Dillian’s point of view, you can understand why he is so desperate to fight Joshua again. He would get millions for the rematch, and the money would make his retirement a comfortable one.
Whyte is already wealthy, with a fortune estimated at $7 millionaccording to Celebrity Net Worth. A rematch with Joshua would likely push that up to $10 million. Not bad for a career contender who has never won a world title.
Given how excited promoter Eddie Hearn is about the domestic-level fallout between Chris Eubank Jr. and Conor Benn, he will probably go for the idea of ​​matching Joshua against Whyte, thinking that the British fans will love this fight. If Turki Al-Sheikh comes on board, it wouldn’t be a surprise if Joshua-Whyte 2 happens next. Joshua-Whyte is the type of fight Hearn will likely go for.
A fight between AJ and Whyte will be laughed at by fans, who see both of them as completely washed up and unworthy of watching right now. A badly out of shape and obese-looking 261-pound Whyte looked terrible beyond words in his last fight against journeyman Ebenezer Tetteh on December 15. Dillian struggled a lot to beat this guy, and it was sad to see how faded ‘The Body Snatcher’ is at this late stage of his career.
Whyte has lost two of his last six fights. He is coming off a controversial win over Jermaine Franklin in 2022, meaning Whyte’s record should be 3-3 in his last six fights. Franklin clearly beat him, but the judges gave the A-side fighter, Whyte, the win. The fight was staged in London. Franklin is an American.
Whyte says he also wants a rematch with Tyson Fury, who knocked him out in the sixth round three years ago on April 23, 2022 at Wembley Stadium. That rematch has no chance of happening. If the rich Fury does return, it won’t be to fight the down-and-out socialite Whyte.
Why dream
“(Joshua) Sounds perfect to me. They don’t have to ask me twice. They are talking about me as an option, but they haven’t told me anything, so it’s just negotiating tactics from them. But I’m ready for the fight,” said Dillian Whyte Sky Sports Boxing about being willing to fight Anthony Joshua next in a rematch.
“If he wants to fight, they just have to call me. I always feel like fighting AJ—no problem for me. Personally, though, I think he’s done,” says Dillian. “I want to fight AJ and Tyson again because they both beat me.”
Alexander Povetkin knocked out Whyte in five rounds in 2020. A year later, Dillian avenged his loss by stopping Povetkin in the fourth round in March 2021. fight under those circumstances. If it had been a healthy Povetkin, Dillian probably would have been knocked out again.
10 years ago on December 12, 2015, Joshua Whyte stopped in the eighth round. Whyte was competitive for the first two rounds and then gassed out and crashed. It wasn’t an interesting fight after the second round because of how tired Whyte looked.
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