Dillian Whyte’s next opponent won last fight in bizarre fashion when foe injured shoulder after missing wayward punch
Dillian Whyte’s next opponent, Ebenezer Tetteh, won his last outing in the strangest of circumstances. Whyte is back between the ropes on Sunday night in what will be his second fight since the collapse of his rematch with Anthony Joshua last year. KA Sports BoxingTetteh’s last opponent injured himself while throwing a punch[/caption] Whyte tested positive for an undisclosed banned substance in a pre-fight drugs test, leading to the bout being called off. However, a subsequent investigation by the Texas Boxing Commission found that Whyte had taken a contaminated substance and so ‘The Bodysnatcher’ was cleared to continue his career. He returned to action in March, retiring Christian Hammer on his stool at the end of the third round, and is now set to continue his climb back to the heavyweight top table against Tetteh. British boxing fans will remember Tetteh for his first-round knockout loss to Daniel Dubois in September 2019 for the Commonwealth title. But since then, the heavy-handed 36-year-old has strung together four straight stoppages including a bizarre TKO win over Ayaovi Agbonson in April. In the fifth round of their clash in Agbonson’s home country of Togo, the local fighter uncorked a hopeful right hand, which completely missed the target and sent him tumbling to the canvas. On the way down, Tetteh injured his shoulder, resulting in the fight being waved off by the referee. The odd victory improved Tetteh’s record to 23-1, with that famous defeat at the hands of Dubois being the sole blemish of his career thus far. Most are expecting Whyte to inflict further misery on the Ghanian when they collide this weekend. Tetteh has never beaten anyone of note outside of Africa and opens up as a heavy underdog. GettyWhyte aims to hand Tetteh the second defeat of his pro career on Sunday[/caption] Explaining how the fight came about during an appearance on talkSPORT Fight Night earlier this year, Whyte said: “I want to get back into tough fights, I’ve always taken tough fights. “I don’t want to wait around and have four or five warm-up fights. “We spoke to DAZN and we came to an agreement to get a quick turnaround. “The fight was made two weeks ago so I can get out and then next year I’m in the position to chase the big fights.” Disclosing which ‘big fights’ he is chasing, Whyte added: “I would love to fight Anthony Joshua again and I’d love to fight Tyson Fury again and I’d love to fight Derek Chisora again. “Obviously I’ve avenged one of my losses [against Alexander Povetkin] and I’d love to avenge my losses to Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury.” Whyte was knocked out by Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury when he squared off with them in 2015 and 2022 respectively. “I just want to fight, If I can fight Deontay Wilder, Oleksandr Usyk, Andy Ruiz Jr, Jarrell Miller then I have fought everyone else in my era. So win, lose or draw, I will have fought them all,” Whyte concluded. Watch Fury Vs Usyk 2 Live on DAZN *If you click on a link in this boxout we will earn affiliate revenue How to Watch Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk 2 live on DAZN Get ready to rumble with Fury vs Usyk 2 live on DAZN Pay-Per-View! Buy the PPV: Get access to the fight by purchasing the PPV on DAZN. No Commitment, 7-Day Free Trial: With your PPV purchase, you’ll also receive a 7-day free trial of DAZN. Enjoy all the action and explore DAZN‘s sports lineup with no extra cost! First Month Free: Monthly DAZN subscribers can get their first month for free when signing up! No Subscription Required: The PPV price is all you need to pay. There’s no obligation to continue after your free trial ends. Don’t miss the biggest fight of 2024! On December 21st “Gypsy King” Tyson Fury takes on “The Cat” Oleksandr Usyk for a second time in what promises to be the rematch of the century – order now and start your DAZN free trial today!
Dillian Whyte’s next opponent, Ebenezer Tetteh, won his last outing in the strangest of circumstances.
Whyte is back between the ropes on Sunday night in what will be his second fight since the collapse of his rematch with Anthony Joshua last year.
Whyte tested positive for an undisclosed banned substance in a pre-fight drugs test, leading to the bout being called off.
However, a subsequent investigation by the Texas Boxing Commission found that Whyte had taken a contaminated substance and so ‘The Bodysnatcher’ was cleared to continue his career.
He returned to action in March, retiring Christian Hammer on his stool at the end of the third round, and is now set to continue his climb back to the heavyweight top table against Tetteh.
British boxing fans will remember Tetteh for his first-round knockout loss to Daniel Dubois in September 2019 for the Commonwealth title.
But since then, the heavy-handed 36-year-old has strung together four straight stoppages including a bizarre TKO win over Ayaovi Agbonson in April.
In the fifth round of their clash in Agbonson’s home country of Togo, the local fighter uncorked a hopeful right hand, which completely missed the target and sent him tumbling to the canvas.
On the way down, Tetteh injured his shoulder, resulting in the fight being waved off by the referee.
The odd victory improved Tetteh’s record to 23-1, with that famous defeat at the hands of Dubois being the sole blemish of his career thus far.
Most are expecting Whyte to inflict further misery on the Ghanian when they collide this weekend.
Tetteh has never beaten anyone of note outside of Africa and opens up as a heavy underdog.
Explaining how the fight came about during an appearance on talkSPORT Fight Night earlier this year, Whyte said: “I want to get back into tough fights, I’ve always taken tough fights.
“I don’t want to wait around and have four or five warm-up fights.
“We spoke to DAZN and we came to an agreement to get a quick turnaround.
“The fight was made two weeks ago so I can get out and then next year I’m in the position to chase the big fights.”
Disclosing which ‘big fights’ he is chasing, Whyte added: “I would love to fight Anthony Joshua again and I’d love to fight Tyson Fury again and I’d love to fight Derek Chisora again.
“Obviously I’ve avenged one of my losses [against Alexander Povetkin] and I’d love to avenge my losses to Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury.”
Whyte was knocked out by Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury when he squared off with them in 2015 and 2022 respectively.
“I just want to fight, If I can fight Deontay Wilder, Oleksandr Usyk, Andy Ruiz Jr, Jarrell Miller then I have fought everyone else in my era. So win, lose or draw, I will have fought them all,” Whyte concluded.
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