DEONTAY WILDER is getting no sympathy from Dillian Whyte as the Body Snatcher was left in hysterics when discussing his loss to Tyson Fury.
The WBC mandatory challenger, 31, was robbed of the chance to inflict a first defeat on the Bronze Bomber after the Gypsy King destroyed him in seven rounds.
Dillian Whyte was left in hysterics when discussing Deontay Wilder’s defeat to Tyson Fury
Wilder, 35, has sensationally blamed the defeat by Fury on his ring-walk costume, as he claimed it weakened his legs ahead of the first bell.
And Whyte has been left in disbelief by his excuse, as he was filmed in fits of laughter when asked about the fight by Sky Sports.
Whyte, failing to hold back tears, said: “I’m just laughing because he got beat up so bad.”
Commenting on Wilder’s excuse, he added: “You’re a grown man. Your outfit, you try it on before the fight. For that kind of outfit, you need at least three, four fittings.
“You’re telling me, somewhere between those three, four fittings, he didn’t think ‘uh, this is a bit heavy, it might affect my legs.’
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“He just talks c**p. It’s the same weight as a backpack. I think in the army, the backpack they carry is 60 or 70 kilos or something and those guys march in a backpack for days and they are half the size of him.
“It just shows you how much rubbish the guy talks. How deluded he is. How can an outfit wear your legs down? He should do what Tyson done, make someone take him to the ring.”
Whyte – who has been WBC mandatory since 2017 – has revealed he is still keen to face the 2008 Olympic bronze medallist, with or without the green and gold belt on the line.
He said: “I’m disappointed, but I will still fight the guy. I’ve waited so long to fight the guy. I’ve been chasing him for so long and he’s such a coward.
“I’ll still fight him. Belt or no belt. It’s more than the belt with him.
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“He didn’t want to give me the shot when he was champion, so he might give me a shot now he’s not champion.
“It is disappointing, because Tyson Fury did what I’ve been saying I could do to him and did it, not exactly the way I would have done it, because I’d have knocked him out.
“If I’d had him hurt, I would have had a proper shootout with him, and I would have knocked him out. Tyson stopped him in good fashion on his feet, but I would have stopped him on the floor.”
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Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
