Dillian Whyte, the British heavyweight boxer, gave a vivid account of the injury that nearly derailed his career just weeks before his recent bout with Moses Itauma.
Whyte described the damage as “agonising” and “gruesome,” noting that he had to compete with a broken foot during the fight. “I fought Itauma with a broken foot!” he said, underscoring the pain he endured.
Despite the setback, Whyte is already looking ahead. The fighter has expressed a keen interest in facing a new opponent, specifically a boxer named Fisher, after his recent match.
While details of the fight’s venue and outcome remain sparse, Whyte’s comments highlight the toughness that has become a hallmark of his career.
His willingness to step into the ring under such conditions reflects the resilience that fans and analysts alike associate with the heavyweight division.
<small>Source: Sky Sports — read the original story there.</small>
