Boxing Twitter Gets Honest on Anthony Joshua vs Dillian Whyte 2: Boxing News: The potential of a rematch between Anthony Joshua and Dillian Whyte in August has been announced by Eddie Hearn. Following this eagerly awaited match, Joshua plans to face Deontay Wilder in Saudi Arabia in December. Follow Boxing News Updates with InsideSports.IN
At London’s renowned O2 Arena, Joshua defeated Jermaine Franklin by unanimous decision. Since December 2020, this victory signified his triumphant comeback to boxing, and it has led to a lot of discussion about who his next opponent will be.
Also Read: UFC Vegas 74: What Is The Latest Betting Odds For Kai Kara France vs Amir Albazi?
Anthony Joshua vs Dillian Whyte 2 Getting In Works For August 12 in O2 Arena- ‘Retire or Fight Wilder ‘
Hearn, who is renowned for his astute analysis, highlighted the excitement surrounding a possible rematch with Whyte. He is adamant that Joshua will be fully motivated to compete against his opponent, emphasising the anticipated ferocity of their fight.
The post has received a brutally honest comment that says “Retire or fight Wilder”.
While other people have been making a comparison between Whyte and Wilder as they say, “Well in fairness, Whyte is better than Wilder”.
Boxing Twitter Gets Honest on Anthony Joshua vs Dillian Whyte 2 Getting In Works For August 12 in O2 Arena- ‘Retire or Fight Wilder ‘
Hearn spoke on the potential agreement with Saudi Arabia in an interview with Samina For Sale, citing the success of prior fights like the Ruiz and Usyk matchup. Given the financial parameters both fighters are demanding, he expressed confidence that the Saudis would still stage the Joshua-Wilder matchup if the Fury-Usyk match failed to materialise. Hearn emphasised how crucial it was to book the Wilder bout first before figuring out who would challenge Joshua in August.
Hearn is fascinated by the thought of a fight with Whyte, but he is aware of the dangers involved in facing such a strong opponent before what could be a career-defining contest with Wilder. Despite some worries that Whyte’s recent performances signal a decline—he was knocked out by Tyson Fury and Alexander Povetkin—there are many who question Joshua’s victory over Franklin. The American says the British judges “robbed” him.
Follow InsideSport on GOOGLE NEWS / For Boxing News updates with InsideSport.IN
Editor's Pick
Top Stories
