Dillian Whyte’s Defiant Message: “This is Not Where is My Story Ends”

Dillian Whyte Said Today That Defeat Against Heavyweight Contender Moses Itauma Isn’t Where You His Career “Ends.” Although The 37-Year-Old Whyte (31-4, 21 Kos) didn’t say What His Specific Plans, The Comment Suggests That He’s Going To Continue Fighting.

The 14-year Professional, Whyte Got His Offensive His First-Round Technical Knockout Loss to Itauma (13-0, 11 kos) on August 16, at The Anb Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Dillian Was Met With Whithering Fire Immediately From The 20-Year-Old Itauma, and retreated to The Ropes, Where He Hit Hit with Hard Shots and Dropped By A Right Hook.

The Punch Stats Told The Whole Story:

• Moses Itauma: 19 of 34 Shots for 55.9%
• Dillian Whyte: 2 of 12 for 16.7%.

“This is not Where My Story Ends,” Said Whyte To Ring magazine.

The Financial Angle

According to the Sporting News, Whyte’s Fortune is Implain $ 13.2 Million. He Made Between $ 2.5 Million and $ 4 Million for His August 16th Fight Against Itauma. If this is the end for whyte, He’s Done Well financially in His Career, Making a Small Fortune Despite Never Having Captured a World title.

“Well, I Hope That’s Not Going To Be The Case, and IF He Carries, We Certain To Be Looking To Help Him in That Way,” Said Queensberry Promoter Frank Warren Pro Boxing FansWhen Asked IF Dillian Whyte’s First-Round Knockout Loss to Moses Itauma is the End of His Career.

Warren didn’t say who would be interested in Matching Whyte Against If He Choes to Continue His Career. There are even fingers that dillian can make Excellent Money if He Continues. Those Would Be Some Them:

• Derek chisora
• Joe Joyce
• David Adeleye
• Zhili Zhang
• Dave Allen

“He’s Involved In Some Great Fights in the Uk over the Years. He’s Had Some Great Domestic Dust-Ups,” Said Warren About Whyte. “He’s Great Great Servant Boxing.

Whyte has ever involved in Big Fights Against Anthony Joshua, Alexander Povetkin X 2, Derek Chisa X 2, Tyson Fury, and Joseph Parker.

Retirement for Hearn Calls

“Yeah, 100 percent,” Said Matchroom Chairman Eddie Hearn to Boxing247.com When Asked IF Whyte Should Now After His Loss to Itauma.

“HE’S HEA’S IN HEA’S HEEN IN Everyone, HE’s Achieved A Lot,” Said WBO Interim Heavyweight Champion Joseph Parker About Whever Itauma Should Her Up His Gloves.