Boxing: Dillian Whyte talks about offering Deontay Wilder $50 million+ dollars for a fight

British heavyweight Dillian Whyte is going to return into action against Mariusz Wach on December 7 at “Clash on Dunes - Andy Ruiz Jr vs Anthony Joshua 2”. No wonder he is a dangerous boxer and he has depicted his unparalleled power in all of his last 10 fights. After an unfortunate knockout loss against Anthony Joshua, Dillian Whyte has gone on to win every fight and recently expressed his urge to fight Deontay Wilder.

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Boxing: Dillian Whyte has a ‘good deal’ for Deontay Wilder

Deontay Wilder shut down Luis Ortiz in an epic re-match on November 23 and WBC Heavyweight champion is expected to go up against Tyson Fury in February 2020. Well, Dillian Whyte is also in mix and he wants to get his hands on Wilder. In a recent interview with Sky Sports Boxing, Whyte said that current WBC Champion could have earned more than what he me in his last three fights by fighting him inside ring. According to Briton, he offered a huge chunk of cash to Wilder for a fight against him but latter refused offer.

According to reports, Wilder has me more than $50 million in his last 3 fights against Tyson Fury, Dominic Breazeale and Luis Ortiz. Well, Whyte did not disclose amount he offered to Wilder for  fight but as per his claims. It is an amount which is not certainly above $50 million. Take a look at Whyte’s recent interview clip with Sky Sports Boxing.

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British heavyweight has often slammed his contemporaries through his social media handles and his recent statement for Deontay Wilder was not at all surprising for fans to hear. Dillian Whyte has often called out Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua and Dominic Breazeale through his Instagram profile and this time he wants to fight Wilder. However, he has to overcome Mariusz Wach first on Saturday, December 7.

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