Joe Joyce left fighting: Whyte injury leaves ‘the juggernaut’ facing a desperate search for replacement opponent

The former challenger of the world heavyweight title, Dillian Whyte, has suffered an injury in his hand and withdrew from his British scrap of April 5 against Joe Joyce for the Live Arena cooperative in Manchester, England.

It would be a good idea not to fight someone too talented because Joyce’s career has suffered in the last two years, with him losing three of his last four fights. If the replacement is remotely talented, it will be the fourth defeat of ‘The Juggernaut’ Joyce. What is the point of having it in the headline?

Joyce’s search

Joyce, 39 (16-3, 15 kos), will remain on the card, and are trying to fight someone to intervene as a late replacement. However, the situation looks gloomy with respect to enlisting a remarkable opponent. They can forget to get Martin Bakole be replacement. After his loss of review last month, he learned his lesson.

Viable options

Tony Yoka
Moses will bite
Dave Allen

As expected, Whyte, 36 (31-3, 21 kos), has given an injury because he looked in a horrible physical condition in his last fight. He weighed 261 pounds and worked up to a seventh round strike against the officer Ebenezer Tetteh on December 15 of last year.

Changed for cash?

Whyte has not been the same since he was knocked out in the sixth round by former CMB heavyweight champion Tyson Fury on April 23, 2022 in front of a large crowd in the Wembley stadium in London, England. Whyte’s Take was a report $ 7.4 million; Since then, he has rarely fought and looked poor. Dillian’s money changes, or was it never so good?

Before Whyte became a rich Bon Vivant, he frequently fought, two or three times a year. It was a real boom that all the smoke of the murderers of the division wanted. But after his massive money fight against Fury, they have rarely seen it inside the ring.

Whning activity since 2022:

– Ebenezer Tetteh
-Christian Hammer: after a two -year dismissal
-Jermaine Franklin: *Questionable majority decision of 12 rounds

What changed with Whyte to fight so frequently from the fury fight? The only thing that jumps to one is that hunger is no longer there. If Whyte was not so rich, would you fight more frequently? I think so.

A statement about Dillian Whyte vs Joe Joyce. pic.twitter.com/gle3ugmrzc

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