Dillian Whyte off afternoon on June 7 in Ipswich, with the aim of “Big Fight” August Return

Promoter Frank Warren reports that Dillian Wyte of Heavy Weight is outside the Saturday card on June 7 in Ipswich, England. Says howte will return in August to ”A great and great struggle.“Warren states that Whyte (31-3, 21 kos) wanted a bigger fight than he would have had if he had fought against Saturday’s game of Fabio Wardley vs. Justis Huni in Dazn. Not having Dillian on the card is not a loss because he did not expect to fight a living body.

Prioritize the “big” struggle

It is not known who will be the opponent for whyte, 37, but it is likely that he is someone who has an excellent chance to overcome. These are boys like Derek Chisora, Dave Allen, Jarrell Miller and Otto Wallin. These would be “big fights” for Whyte, in which he would have a good opportunity to win. Dillian is too washing to fight anyone above these low -level heavy weights.

Whyte does not have talent and youth to defeat contenders of five first levels such as Martin Bakole, Zhilei Zhang, Filip Hrgovic, Jared Anderson or Lenier Pero. These guys would clean him, ruin his last shot to receive a profit with Anthony Joshua.

There is no words to describe how terrible he had Dillian in his last fight against Ebenezer Tetteh, 37, on December 15. “The Body Snatcher” Whyte acted as Scow of trash walking. The way whyte looked in this struggle, I don’t know how Anthony Joshua would never have any interest in fighting him. AJ should be completely desperate for a victory to fight Dillian after that demonstration.

The recent work fights

– Ebenezer Tetteh
– Christian Hammer
– Jermaine Franklin

Off Ipswich Card

“Now he won’t be on the card. He has had the opportunity to fight big and big in August, and we are looking at the time to overcome -it’s a great struggle for him,” said promoter Frank Warren a Boxnationrevealing that Dillian Whyte is off the card this Saturday, June 7 in Ipswich, England.

“Therefore, this will have priority. He wants this. He wants the struggle greater than he would have if he would fight Ipswich. So, what will happen. It’s a really, really big struggle, yes,” Warren said when the whyte crash in August will be a “worldwide” clash.