Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

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Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

Post by turbostar »

6 rounds on September 15.

Holden is the 44 year old former British champ who's fought only once in 9 years.

You have to fear for him against a hard hitter like Whyte.
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

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turbostar wrote:6 rounds on September 15.

Holden is the 44 year old former British champ who's fought only once in 9 years.

You have to fear for him against a hard hitter like Whyte.
i think the board should look at this very closely not a good move at all
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

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is Whyte a hard hitter?

based on what?

and what happened to Ian Lewison's 'serious' career resurrection ?
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

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Silly fight. Nothing to gain for whyte here... Holden a top domestic fighter in his day has no form.
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

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Well to me its no different that some east european heavy coing to fall down, at least Holden will have pride and try. Is he still a police man?
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

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Heard John McD is fighting him for the English. anyone know?
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

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Londonirish wrote:Heard John McD is fighting him for the English. anyone know?
This is due to happen in october I believe
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

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Dillian trains with our strength and conditioning team. Dudes a beast.
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Deano s wrote:
Londonirish wrote:Heard John McD is fighting him for the English. anyone know?
This is due to happen in october I believe

:TU:
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

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turbostar wrote:6 rounds on September 15.

Holden is the 44 year old former British champ who's fought only once in 9 years.

You have to fear for him against a hard hitter like Whyte.
Absolutely ludicrous match is the winner to fight jack bodell or joe bugner next ? ha ha
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

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Whyte will pound him, Holden shouldn't be fighting.
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

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Londonirish wrote:
Deano s wrote:
Londonirish wrote:Heard John McD is fighting him for the English. anyone know?
This is due to happen in october I believe

:TU:

Mcdermott would be a good test.......could be a close fight that
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

Post by DavidPayne »

Didn't Mike retire with an eye injury or was that Potter?

Either way, we shouldn't be putting 44 year old inactive guys in.

I'm sure Mike will be safe, proud and brave but there must be active guys Dillan could be learning on.
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

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DavidPayne wrote:Didn't Mike retire with an eye injury or was that Potter?

Either way, we shouldn't be putting 44 year old inactive guys in.

I'm sure Mike will be safe, proud and brave but there must be active guys Dillan could be learning on.

There are plenty of English heavyweights he could fight, Towers, Mcdermott, Dallas, Sexton, Little.

All these guys would be a good step up/test for him. I suspect Mcdermott and Dallas would accept this fight as well. Given Maloney is their promoter this is who he should be going after. For me, the jury is still out on how good he is.........
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Not sure fighting one of Big John or Sexton would suit Whyte right now. A loss wouldn't do him much good!
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yiddo14 wrote:Not sure fighting one of Big John or Sexton would suit Whyte right now. A loss wouldn't do him much good!

Ok so where is the next step for him, who would you have him fight? Mcdermott is the next step from beating up journey men who get paid to lose. A loss is not the end of the world and if he thinks he is as good as he belives then this shouldn't be a hard fight.....
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

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TopGun wrote:
yiddo14 wrote:Not sure fighting one of Big John or Sexton would suit Whyte right now. A loss wouldn't do him much good!

Ok so where is the next step for him, who would you have him fight? Mcdermott is the next step from beating up journey men who get paid to lose. A loss is not the end of the world and if he thinks he is as good as he belives then this shouldn't be a hard fight.....
McDermott would be a very hard fight for him at the moment. He fights like a kickboxer and needs experience. If his chin is not great, Big John could stop him. He will hit him hard and often.
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

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mickey1975 wrote:
TopGun wrote:
yiddo14 wrote:Not sure fighting one of Big John or Sexton would suit Whyte right now. A loss wouldn't do him much good!

Ok so where is the next step for him, who would you have him fight? Mcdermott is the next step from beating up journey men who get paid to lose. A loss is not the end of the world and if he thinks he is as good as he belives then this shouldn't be a hard fight.....
McDermott would be a very hard fight for him at the moment. He fights like a kickboxer and needs experience. If his chin is not great, Big John could stop him. He will hit him hard and often.

I read last night that supposedly he is fighting Mcdermott in December? Hope this is true........Yes I agree this would be a hard fight for him against Big John.
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

Post by stevegoodwin »

It has been very difficult to match Dillian. Tom Dallas is having time out. I would need a mortgage to pay Tom Little demands. Etc etc.

When you post on here I understand it is difficult not knowing what goes on behind the scenes but if you look at the amount of 50/50 60/40 matches we have made on this show I feel we have done a good job for the boxing fans.

Dillian is getting hard to match.
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

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stevegoodwin wrote:It has been very difficult to match Dillian. Tom Dallas is having time out. I would need a mortgage to pay Tom Little demands. Etc etc.

When you post on here I understand it is difficult not knowing what goes on behind the scenes but if you look at the amount of 50/50 60/40 matches we have made on this show I feel we have done a good job for the boxing fans.

Dillian is getting hard to match.
Good honest post mate...fair do's
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

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why did lewison pull out ?
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

Post by TheCobra »

Holden looked really poor in his last outing, which was meant to be a warmup for Prizefighter. That seemed to go out the window after that fight, so I think really he should be knocking it on the head, doesn't seem to have much left.
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

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TheCobra wrote:Holden looked really poor in his last outing, which was meant to be a warmup for Prizefighter. That seemed to go out the window after that fight, so I think really he should be knocking it on the head, doesn't seem to have much left.
Exactly thats why I made my point earlier in the thread its a ludicrous match
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

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funso banjo baby wrote:why did lewison pull out ?
Fractured foot
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Re: Dillian Whyte v Mike Holden

Post by Alexey Uralets »

Whyte by KO - I'm keepin ma eye on Dillian. He looks like a real solid prospect with big potential
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