A hidden injury did Dillian Whyte against Moses Itauma?

Dillian Whyte’s brother Dean Whyte spoke about him that he could retire after his defeat of the first round at the heavy weight contender Moses Itauma last Saturday night, August 16, in Riyadh.

Explained Dillian Whyte’s Knockout

Dean suggests about a whyte injury (31-4, 21 kos) went into the fight and Team Itauma took advantage of it after him in the first round. The defeat showed Dean that his brother, Dillian, must sit and consider retirement for his own health. He states that Whyte is 37 years old, an age when many fighters move away from the party.

Dean Whyte on the loss of brother

“He made the same mistake and struck him. He saw the opening and went to seek -he,” said Dean Whyte to According toAbout his brother, Dillian Whyte’s mistakes that led to his loss of Moses Ituma last Saturday.

The mistakes that Dean refers to are whyte that goes back to the ropes just in the first lap, being behind the guard and not punching.

Ituma (13-0, 11 kos) took advantage of Dillians’ defensive stance, making it an endless point to send it to all the four on the canvas. The referee, Mikael Hook, quickly stopped the fight after a whyte adjusted to his appearance. The weather was 1:59.

The impact of injuries on Whyte vs. Ituma

“People whispered on the injuries. It was probably another impact factor,” Dean said about Whyte. “They (Team Ituma) thought,” We test the waters early to see if we can get it out of there, “and this came to fruition,” Dean said about the physical problems of Whyte who played a factor in their loss. “”

Many fans pointed out before the struggle that Whyte seemed to have a leg problem affecting their mobility. In this case, the option of fighting the strings would make sense. Did not look strong at his feet.

Whyte’s brother discusses retirement

“Family, blood, brother, I don’t know,” Dean said when he asked if he would like to see Whyte to continue his career or remove. “I have to look at my brother. I have to look at him and his safety. He has health. He is continuing. He did not assume the maximum punishment, but at the age of 37, some boys hang them now. He must leave and find out -I just want to see a more unpleasant battle to end this way.”

Ituma vs. Whyte Punch Stats

• Moses Ituma 19 of 34 for 55.9%
• Dillian Whyte: 2 of 12 for 16.7%.