“I Would Love to Smash Deontay Wilder’s Face”- Dillian Whyte Issues a Stern Warning

Former WBC Interim champion Dillian Whyte said he would love to smash Deontay Wilder’s face after the latter had expressed a desire to fight him a few months back.

Following Wilder’s WBC title loss to Tyson Fury, he was searching for valid contenders to regain his dominance. In a pool full of big names, ‘The Bronze Bomber’ saw Dillian Whyte as a possible contender and vowed to fight him.

However, ‘The Body Snatcher’ didn’t want to be a mere option and wanted a legitimate fight at this stage. He lost his WBC Interim crown to Alexander Povetkin and is now waiting for a rematch. That said, he is still open to fighting Wilder but claimed being stressed by his name.

Dillian Whyte connected with Sky Sports to discuss several things regarding his current situation. While Wilder’s name popped up in the interaction, Whyte couldn’t stop himself from lashing out at him.

‘The Body Snatcher’ said, “I just get stressed when I hear his name. I just get stressed. When People mentions Deontay Wilder’s name to me, I just get stressed. I get so stressed out, it’s crazy because once again someone else wants to fight me because they ain’t got no (opponents). Parker didn’t want to fight me at the time, I tried to fight him, No.”

But Wilder wasn’t the only one to have avoided Whyte. The Brit heavyweight put out a long list of boxers who avoided him but later wanted the fight to regain their relevancy.

Dillian Whyte lashes Deontay Wilder and more

According to Whyte, Joseph Parker, Lucas Brown, Luis Ortiz and Alexander Povetkin did the same by avoiding a clash with him back in the days.

He continued, “Lucas Brown- I tried to fight him, No. All of these guys you know, Deontay Wilder- I tried to fight him when he was a champion, No.”

“Now they have all lost, they wanna fight me after, you know. Luis Ortiz- I tied to fight Luis Ortiz three-four times, No. Povetkin- I tried to fight him 3-4 times before, No. But when they are in a bad position, they want to fight me now.”

Meanwhile, if Wilder comes with a proper challenge and offers a fight, Whyte claims to accept it. Akin to Wilder, Whyte also horrifically lost his last fight. So, it makes sense to pose them against each other.

“I would love to smash Deontay Wilder’s face,” said Whyte.

But he will have to surpass Povetkin primarily as the two are touted for the rematch. After the fight, he can settle the dust with Wilder in an epic heavyweight blockbuster.

Do you think Deontay Wilder and Dillian Whyte will fight each other?