Dillian Whyte Reveals Why Fighting Is Easy for Him

Dillian Whyte has rightly cemented his name among the top heavyweights of this era with his underrated boxing prowess. Moreover, he still is among the most prominent names of the division who is waiting to get a shot at the heavyweight title.

Over the past few days, Whyte has been a prime boxing personality in the media. This is because ‘The Body Snatcher’ pulled out of his October 30 clash against Otto Wallin. This bout was important for Whyte, as it was his first WBC interim title defense clash.

Whyte pulled out of this fight because of a shoulder injury. However, he has his eyes set on Tyson Fury’s WBC heavyweight title. Before he does return, ‘The Body Snatcher’ let fans understand why fighting is easy for him.

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In a chat with Matchroom Boxing, he said, “For me, fighting for me is easy. It’s one of the few things that I know to do and to do well. I mean, so fighting for me is easy, but you know the guy’s like no way you know their career is bigger than one fight.”

As someone who loves fighting, he would back himself against ‘The Gypsy King’.

Can Dillian Whyte prove to be a stern opponent for Tyson Fury?

‘The Body Snatcher’ Dillian Whyte, in his illustrious career, locked horns with some bigwigs like Anthony Joshua, Alexander Povetkin, Joseph Parker, and more. In all these fights, the Brit fought like a warrior and displayed his aggressive yet tactical fighting skills.

That said, ‘The Gypsy King’ Tyson Fury is one of the smartest and resilient fighters at present. Having absorbed multiple rights from ‘The Bronze Bomber’ Deontay Wilder, Fury has exhibited his toughness.

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Hence, ‘The Body Snatcher’ will need all of his skills to go toe to toe with Fury. All he needs to do to present a stern challenge is to re-create his magic from some of his previous fights.

It will be intriguing to see if this fight really happens by early 2022.