SegFault:
Waiting for that righteousness guy to come and talk rubbish.

Useful1:


What the Righteousness guy got to do with this thread or the two proposed fighters?
Whoever does not like his comments or views, should skip it or keep mute since he's not referring to you directly. I've observed lately here that some people are not comfortable with the guy's line of thoughts, but that shouldn't earn him all these 'coded' online bully. Don't worry, in the end we'll know whether he's been talking rubbish, or some minds have been rubbish.

BluntTheApostle:
Povetkin was a beast. I don't know about now.

I am counting on him to whoop Whyte's ass.

gasparpisciotta:
Dillian Whyte’s clash with Alexander Povetkin is finally set to go ahead this weekend following its problems due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Britain’s ‘Body Snatcher’ was set to take on the tough Russian in Manchester back in May but the exciting fight was put back due to the COVID-19 lockdown.

It was hoped that Whyte vs Povetkin could usher in the return of elite sport but the clash was shelved.

Now, several weeks on, the two heavyweights are set to go toe-to-toe in the biggest bout since boxing returned.

The main event fight will get underway at around 10pm for UK and Nigerian fans while there’s an exciting rematch between Katie Taylor and Delfine Persoon on the undercard.

Whyte vs Povetkin: Tale of the tape

Whyte – Povetkin

Nationality: British – Russian

Age: 32 – 40

Height: 6ft 4 – 6ft 2

Stance: Orthodox – Orthodox

Reach: 78in – 75in

Record: 27-1-0 – 35-2-1

KOs: 18 – 24

Rounds: 155 – 255

Debut: 13/5/2011 – 11/6/2005

Alias: The Body Snatcher – Russian Vityaz

Whyte vs Povetkin: What has been said?

Eddie Hearn is genuinely concerned Dillian Whyte will ‘have a tear up’ with Alexander Povetkin before their scheduled fight.

“No criticism of the fighters, but we’re talking about undisputed champions. We’re talking about number one ranked heavyweights. We’re talking about Olympic gold medallists.

“Because the issue is not just they’re in the same hotel on different floors, they’re on the same floor. They’re on the same corridor. If Dillian Whyte bumps into Alexander Povetkin in the corridor, or out here on the grass, we can’t be responsible for the consequences.

“I spoke to Dillian Whyte earlier, we’re talking about potentially hiring a Winnebago for him to live in, in a secluded area, quarantined off, attached to the hotel.

“Bit quirky I know, but I’m struggling to find another solution. We’ve got these regulations and responsibilities in place in terms of quarantine and testing, but we also have a big concern that everybody is on top of each other.

osamz007:
Righteousness89 you have 10 minutes to deliver your message then after that we COLLECT OFFERING

BluntTheApostle:
Povetkin was a beast. I don't know about now.

I am counting on him to whoop Whyte's ass.

kiddkash:
Dillian whyte will receive an a$$ whooping.

after his lucky win against Oscar Rivas.

I just like how he has finally being given the all clear as the next challenger to face Tyson Fury or Deontay Wilder

onatisi:
this is an necessary risk been taking by whyte , he is putting his mandatory position on the line in a one way match against one of the most consistent and technical fighter in the heavyweight category

MJBOLT:

i'm picking whyte to win

stonemind:
I like strong men

FreeSpirited:


So that he can waste his strength drilling ya cunt abi....is that not all?

agabusta:


Very quick and strong. Somewhat fights like Mike Tyson.

Anthony Joshua kept his cool with him, otherwise, he'd have had problems.

If Whyte goes to the fight with his usual gra gra, he may be done for.

onatisi:
this is an necessary risk been taking by whyte , he is putting his mandatory position on the line in a one way match against one of the most consistent and technical fighter in the heavyweight category

GeneralPula:
I no even sabi them..

agabusta:


If he loses this fight, will it affect his lining up for Fury?

agabusta:


Really big risk. But only risk takers can truly be outstanding.

If he achieves a decisive victory, he'd have positioned himself strategically for both Fury and Joshua.

sulasa07:

It was Anthony Joshua who almost ruined Whyte's career by injuring his shoulder