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Johnny Fisher eyes Dillian Whyte next after Wilder
Johnny Fisher says Dillian Whyte could be his next big fight after Deontay Wilder.
In brief
Johnny Fisher says Dillian Whyte could be his next big fight after Deontay Wilder. Fisher believes a future clash with Dillian Whyte is likely if he wins against Pirotton. Originally reported by Sky Sports.
Quick answers
- Why Dillian Whyte?
- Fisher says Dillian Whyte is a former world title challenger with a strong reputation.
- What is the key takeaway from Johnny Fisher eyes Dillian Whyte next after Wilder?
- Fisher believes a future clash with Dillian Whyte is likely if he wins against Pirotton.
Fisher's next fight
Johnny Fisher believes he could set up a high-profile heavyweight clash with Dillian Whyte next.
“It would be an honour. He's someone I looked up to when I was coming through the ranks.”
Why Dillian Whyte?
Fisher says Dillian Whyte is a former world title challenger with a strong reputation.
“He's given us some great nights. I'm sure he would be a great bit of excitement for the Romford Bull Army.”
Deontay Wilder option
Fisher has been linked to Deontay Wilder but believes Dillian Whyte is a more likely next opponent.
“Of course. Why not? That's a great name. It would be an honour.”
Pirotton's readiness
Michael Pirotton vows to be a matador against Fisher's 'money cow' style.
“I've got a good chance of getting someone like Dillian Whyte, I really do think.”
Fisher's training
Fisher is working with new trainer Tony Sims to refine his aggressive boxing style.
“I'm a heavyweight boxer and first and foremost I'm an aggressive, front-foot, combination-punching heavyweight.”
Fight details
Fisher fights Pirotton at London's Copper Box Arena this Saturday on Sky Sports.
“Physically I can use my dominant explosive self in a good way against him.”
The bottom line
Fisher believes a future clash with Dillian Whyte is likely if he wins against Pirotton.
