Moses Itauma says Dillian Whyte is playing the sheep to catch the wolf

When Whyte describes himself as “someone who is not supposed to be here” it is hard to argue with him, even if one would suggest entirely different reasons for one’s surprise than the reasons Whyte himself would suggest. For the truth is, although Whyte rightly points to his upbringing as something tough he had to overcome, there is also the small matter of inactivity, of which he has experienced plenty as a pro. This inactivity, of course, was often the consequence of him providing drug-testers with a positive sample. That was the case in 2012, when Whyte first failed a test, and it was the case again in 2023, when he fumbled the Joshua fight he had so desperately wanted.