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title: "Dillian Whyte Outlines THREE Fights he Wants in the Next Twelve Months"
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published: "2018-06-05T08:43:29Z"
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# Dillian Whyte Outlines THREE Fights he Wants in the Next Twelve Months

Heavyweight contender DIllian Whyte *(23-10-0, 17 KO’s)* has outlined his dream scenario for the next 12 months in boxing.

Whyte, who is currently in negotiations for a potential IBF final eliminator with Kubrat Pulev, has grown increasingly frustrated with being unable to lure the division’s elite into fighting him.

Speaking exclusively to ***Boxing Social***, ‘The Bodysnatcher’ once again reiterated his desire to face the best heavyweights in the world.

*“Deontay Wilder, Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury.”* said Whyte, when asked of his ideal next three opponents.

*“They’re seemingly the top guys.”*

*“Or maybe, Povetkin, Wilder and Tyson Fury?”*

*“Those are massive fights. There’s two Olympics medallists. One former World champion and one current World champion in there.”*

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Since losing his unbeaten record in a December 2015 slugfest with current WBA/WBO/IBF World heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, Whyte has gone on a seven-fight winning streak.

Boasting victories over the likes of Dereck Chisora, Robert Helenius and, in his most recent bout, a brutal knockout win over former WBA ‘Regular’ titleholder Lucas Browne, Whyte firmly believes that he is on the cusp of World title glory: provided the requisite names afford him a title shot.

*“I just want to fight the best guys, man.”* he continued.

*“Everyone is scared of a loss. I just want to fight.”*

The Brixton man has become something of a cult figure with boxing fans, who have taken to his straight-talking and apparent willingness to fight any man put in-front of him.

> We ain’t playing no games we working day in day out they trying to break me but I don’t break easy we been through to much and overcome to much to be broken easy July 28th we go again I can’t wait to walk towards the ring again [#TEAMBODYSNACTHER](https://twitter.com/hashtag/TEAMBODYSNACTHER?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw) [#DEATHBYROWER](https://twitter.com/hashtag/DEATHBYROWER?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw) [pic.twitter.com/kuus59DZPD](https://t.co/kuus59DZPD)
>
> — Dillian Whyte (@DillianWhyte) [May 23, 2018](https://twitter.com/DillianWhyte/status/999246148970991616?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)

Despite suffering an early defeat to Joshua, Whyte has shown marked improvements in his game under trainer Mark Tibbs, and places little importance on the blemish on his record.

*“People say to me “oh, you did this… you lost…” – so what? I went in there, I gave it my all and I fought. I went in there and a I fought.”*

*“People can sit at home and talk rubbish, but it doesn’t matter to me. Ain’t paying my bills, what they’ve got to say.”* Whyte finished.

With the purse bid situation with Pulev showing signs of reaching a conclusion, an announcement is expected on Whyte’s next opponent in the coming days.

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