Dillian Whyte has advised Anthony Joshua to keep fighting till he gets it right.
Whyte made this known on the backdrop of reports that Joshua is already contemplating retiring from boxing after losing to Daniel Dubois.
Recall that IBF heavyweight world champion Dubois knocked out Joshua in impressive style in the fifth round at Wembley Stadium in September.
However, in an interview with Sky Sports News, Whyte stated Joshua still has the potential to fight back, and that would be great to see him face Tyson Fury.
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“He’s still got a lot left in the tank and he’s still a big draw. And as you can see in the fight, he’s still a big puncher. He had Dubois going before Dubois landed the finishing blow,” Whyte told Sky Sports News.
“It’s hard to say, he’s young, he’s strong, he looks in amazing shape. He’s still got a lot of fight left in him.”
“People put too much emphasis on a defeat in heavyweight boxing,” Whyte said. “That’s why a lot of fights don’t happen.
“They don’t get made because people put a lot of emphasis on win, lose and draw instead of enjoying the fact that two top guys are fighting each other now, which wasn’t happening a few years ago.”
