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Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 01:43
by Taansend
No idea if this fight is happening but if it did come off how would you see it going?
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 01:59
by nitro5912
They are both wild punchers that seem to throw from the gods. But wilder will KO whyte. I reckon it would be a mid rounds so 5 or 6 stoppage
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 02:44
by wesshaw1985
Draw...
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 04:43
by black panther
Wilder looks so sloppy at times but I don't think Whyte has what it takes to take advantage of his deficiencies in technique. I think Wilder's greater speed of foot and hand would be the main difference. Would love it if it got made and Whyte pulled it off though. Very likeable character is Whyte: always speaks his mind and always makes time for fans.
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 05:20
by KiwiRider
After reading Wilders bombastment of Eddie and the offer to fight Whyte, it ain't gonna happen. Whyte is B grade and as someone pointed out to me, Wilder only fights C graders. To which I reluctantly agree.
If it did happen in a fairytale world, expect Whyte to be in the absolute shape of his life.
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 07:14
by asdfjkl
It matters a bit how strong Wilder his chin is, I expect a KO win for Whyte, but it could also be a pointwin for feather fisted Wilder.
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 08:20
by Pukka Cheese
Went for Whyte on points.
Dont rate Wilder and Whyte has improved alot since getting bulldozed by AJ.
Close but clear decision

Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 08:22
by handsofstone
I thought this was a thread about Cider
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 09:17
by WildWaylon
To be honest I see Whyte as another Derek Chisora, a good British or European champion but just falling short in World title fights. I think Wilder would be far too fast for Whyte and the KO mid rounds is the most likely scenario. Yarde early next year for either fighter would be good.
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 09:49
by Taansend
wesshaw1985 wrote:Draw...
That option is there for you, mate. Any decent poll would cover it

Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 10:32
by Andrew
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 10:43
by ScottDetonator
I'd have Wilder as a 1-5 fav to be honest.
Can see Whyte doing the dance again before Wilder starts windmilling and the ref stops it, with Whyte slumped on the ropes.
Fun fight while it lasts though.
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 11:34
by Andrew
Who does wilder think he is to demand $7million to fight Dillian Whyte. He purses have been between $1-1.5m since getting the WBC belt.
Oh and Wilder smashes Whyte btw.
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 12:07
by Ricky_
What has Whyte done to deserve a shot at Wilder? He clearly lost to Chisora.
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 12:23
by asdfjkl
Hahaha, look at that wall of text, it's full of bullshit.
It was Wilder who was shouting like a complete idiot at Bellew and it was Bellew himself who put Wilder on his place, has nothing to to with Hearn.
pudendum Wilder doesn't even say what his terms are, and usually Hearn offers a lot to his opposition and not that much to his own clients. I can remember Bellew vs Daffy Duck, Daffy Duck had so many unfair advantages, when Bellew won anyway and Daffy Duck wanted a rematch, Daffy Duck doesn't even accept the terms he gave to Bellew himself!
Ofcourse Whyte is a bum, but he's certainly better as anyone Wilder ever faced yet and Wilder knows it.
There's a whole list of names of boxers that would beat Wilder and Wilder knows it, but Wilder simply refuses to fight such guys.
But go ahead and let Wilder reveil his terms, let's see what kind of unfair advantages Wilder wants to have.
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 13:35
by chrisnew86
Ricky_ wrote:What has Whyte done to deserve a shot at Wilder? He clearly lost to Chisora.
Not saying he does or doesn't deserve a shot at Wilder but Chisora never clearly won fornicate all mate.
It was a close one, I had Whyte winning it by 2 rounds. Nothing clear about it though
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 13:38
by gilgamesh
Ricky_ wrote:What has Whyte done to deserve a shot at Wilder? He clearly lost to Chisora.
I had Whyte winning a close one there. Chisora's rounds were more dramatic, but Whyte won the slower rounds with his jab, and did enough to win I thought.
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 14:36
by Ricky_
gilgamesh wrote:Ricky_ wrote:What has Whyte done to deserve a shot at Wilder? He clearly lost to Chisora.
I had Whyte winning a close one there. Chisora's rounds were more dramatic, but Whyte won the slower rounds with his jab, and did enough to win I thought.
Close but clear for Chisora.
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 15:20
by gilgamesh
Ricky_ wrote:gilgamesh wrote:Ricky_ wrote:What has Whyte done to deserve a shot at Wilder? He clearly lost to Chisora.
I had Whyte winning a close one there. Chisora's rounds were more dramatic, but Whyte won the slower rounds with his jab, and did enough to win I thought.
Close but clear for Chisora.
It wasn't clear, if it was clear there wouldn't be 2 people disagreeing with you.
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 16:17
by KiwiRider
gilgamesh wrote:Ricky_ wrote:gilgamesh wrote:
I had Whyte winning a close one there. Chisora's rounds were more dramatic, but Whyte won the slower rounds with his jab, and did enough to win I thought.
Close but clear for Chisora.
It wasn't clear, if it was clear there wouldn't be 2 people disagreeing with you.
Please chaps, can we let this rest without having to have another blasted poll?
Derrick "not exactly chiselled" Chisora faded and Whyte took it by a point or two.
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 23 Jun 2017, 16:22
by KiwiRider
I watched the little video at the top of his tweet.
At the end it says "Bronze Bomber Vs Everybody"
Hilarious!
If I was a hacker, i would love to change that to nobody
![[icon_wink.gif] ;-)](./images/smilies/icon_e_wink.gif)
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 24 Jun 2017, 00:51
by Ricky_
gilgamesh wrote:Ricky_ wrote:gilgamesh wrote:
I had Whyte winning a close one there. Chisora's rounds were more dramatic, but Whyte won the slower rounds with his jab, and did enough to win I thought.
Close but clear for Chisora.
It wasn't clear, if it was clear there wouldn't be 2 people disagreeing with you.
Well if 2 dissenting opinions is the standard...
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 24 Jun 2017, 01:21
by TheGman
Lets see how much this windmill has made from previous fights,bet it isnt anywere near £3mill,he cant sell out a 5000 capacity arena in his own town so how can he make more than £3mill? He knows boxing is bigger at the minute in britain so stop running and come to england and take on whyte and i bet you dont beat him

Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 24 Jun 2017, 02:25
by Andrew
thechump wrote:
Lets see how much this windmill has made from previous fights,bet it isnt anywere near £3mill,he cant sell out a 5000 capacity arena in his own town so how can he make more than £3mill? He knows boxing is bigger at the minute in britain so stop running and come to england and take on whyte and i bet you dont beat him

I don't rate wilder at all but he smashes Whyte to bits
He should be viewing it as a very easy payday.
Re: Wilder v Whyte
Posted: 24 Jun 2017, 02:31
by gilgamesh
Ricky_ wrote:gilgamesh wrote:Ricky_ wrote:
Close but clear for Chisora.
It wasn't clear, if it was clear there wouldn't be 2 people disagreeing with you.
Well if 2 dissenting opinions is the standard...
I'm sure there's a hell of a lot more than 2, but there's 2 that I see right now.