Joe Joyce left Scramring: Whyte injury leaves ‘Juggernaut’ confronted with a desperate search for a replacement opponent

Former World Council in the heavyweight category Dillian Whyte sustained a hand injury and withdrew from his British waste against Joe Joyce for Co-Oop Live Arena in Manchester, England.

It would be good not to fight someone too talented because Joyce’s career has suffered in the last two years, and he has lost three of the last four fights. If remote replacement is talented, it will be the fourth defeat of Joyce “Juggernaut”. What is the meaning of having a title?

Joyce’s search

39-year-old Joyce (16-3, 15 ko) will stay on the card and try to fight against someone to take a late replacement. However, the situation looks dark about the opponent’s application. I can forget about getting Martin Bakola to be a replacement. After losing blowing last month, he learned a lesson.

Sustainable options

Tony Yoka
Moses Itau
Dave Allen

Not surprisingly, the 36-year-old Whyte (31-3, 21 ko) broke up with an injury because in the last fight he looked in a terrible physical condition. Weighed 261 pounds and worked up to the seventh round to stop against passengers Ebenezer Tetteh December 15 last year.

Changed with cash?

Whyte didn’t look the same because on April 2, 2022, he knocked out in the sixth round, a former WBC Tyson Fury champion, in front of the Wembley Stadium in London, England. Whyte was reported $ 7.4 million; Since then, he has rarely struggled and looked poor. Does the money change Dillian or never so good?

Before whatte’s rich Bon Vivant became, he often fought, two to three times a year. He was a real player who wanted all the smoke from the Division killers. But after his mass fight against Fury, he rarely saw him in the ring.

WHYTE’s activity of 2022:

– Ebenezer Tetteh
-Cršćan hammer: After a two -year discharge
-Marine Franklin: *Questionable Decision on a majority of 12 rounds

What has changed with whatte that is so rarely struggling with anger? The only thing that pops up on one is that hunger is gone. If whatte was not so rich, would he fight more often? I think so. Life is different for rich.

A statement about Dillian Whyte vs Joe Joyce. pic.twitter.com/le3ugmrzc

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