Dillian WHYTE OFF 7. June Ipswich Card, targets a “big fight” in August

Promotor Frank Warren reports that Dillian Whyte in the heavyweight category went to this Saturday’s 7th June card in Ipswich, England. Says that will be back in August to “A big, big fight.“Warren states that the Whyte (31-3, 21 ko) wanted a bigger struggle than the one he would have to fight on Saturday in Fabio Wardley Vs. Justis Huni on the back. No Dillian on the card is not a loss because it was not expected to fight live.

Priority of “Big” fight

It is unknown who the opponent will be for whatte, 37, but it will probably be someone who has a great chance of beating. These would be guys like Derek Chisora, Dave Allen, Jarrell Miller and Otto Wallin. In this late stage of career, it would be a “big fight” for whatte. He was too washed to fight anyone above these heavy weight weights.

The WHYTE is missing talent and young people to beat candidates of the top five levels such as Martin Bakole, Zhilei Zhang, Filip Hrgovic, Jared Anderson or Leniera Pera. These guys would clean him, destroying his last shot during a lucrative rematch with Anthony Joshua. Even candidates for the border like Richard Torrez Jr. And Andy Ruiz were problems for him.

There are no words that would describe how awful Dillian looked in his last fight against 37-year-old Ebenezer Tetteh on December 15th. The whyte has performed ‘the body of a built -in walking the garbage. The way that in that fight looked in that fight, I don’t know how Anthony Joshua would ever have an interest in fighting him more. Aj should be completely desperate to win in the fight against Dillian after that screening.

Wyte’s recent struggle

– Ebenezer Tetteh
– Christian hammer
– Jermaine Franklin

Off Ipswich card

“He won’t be on the card now. In August he had the opportunity to have a big, big fight, and we look at the moment to move it over the line. It’s a big, big fight for him,” said promotor Frank Warren to Boxingrevealing that Dillian Whyte is absent this Saturday’s 7th June card in Ipswich, England.

“So it will have a priority. He wants it. He wants a bigger fight than what he would get if he fights in Ipswich. So what happens. That’s a really big fight, yes,” Warren said to the question of whether Whyte’s conflict in August would be a world -class conflict.