“He Fights Terribly”– Dillian Whyte, Slams No 1 Contender For The Heavyweight Title, Oleksandr Usyk

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British professional boxer and mixed martial artist, Dillian Whyte has slamed  Oleksandr Usyk who Joshua fights next for the WBO championship, says He looked terrible in the fights and has no punch power

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Whyte was born in Port Antonio, Portland, Jamaica, on 11 April 1988. He moved with his family to the United Kingdom at 12 years of age

Whyte knockout-to-win percentage stands at 72%.He is also one of the most decorated athlete, having held the BIKMA British super-heavyweight title and the European K1 title, and has competed professionally in mixed martial arts

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Dillian Whyte whiles speaking to Sky Sports in an interview, made a statement claiming that Oleksandr Usyk who Joshua fights next is not worthy to be the number one contender for the heavyweight title and believes Anthony Joshua.

Dillian Whyte said that, WBO Heavyweight Champion, Anthony Joshua has been ordered to face Usyk, after plans failed for an undisputed world title fight against Tyson Fury, pinning that Usyk is not a serious threat to Anthony Joshua because he fights terribly.

He said;

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“It’s a dead fight. Usyk hasn’t looked good,”

“Who has he fought at heavyweight? Chazz Witherspoon, Derek Chisora. He looked terrible in the fights. He has no punch power.”

Dillian Whyte added that:

“These guys know. You can say what you want about me, but there are two things that they cannot deny. I always come to fight and anyone that fights me, you will know that you’ve been in a fight, regardless, win, lose or draw.

“The two fights I lost, the guys took major damage.

“Anthony Joshua almost got knocked out when I fought him. If you watch the clips back you hear him saying, ‘If I took one more body shot from him, I would have folded in half’.

“These guys know regardless, win, lose or draw. I come to give work.”

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