Perhaps knowing that his promoter is running his own fight against former world champions, Dillian Whyte is hopeful about his future, and if he can return to the top of an organization's world rankings again, he won't be waiting for the world title fight as he used to.
This weekend, Dillian White will face Jermaine Franklin at London's Wembley Arena, his first appearance since being knocked out by Tyson Fury in the WBC Heavyweight World Title Fight at Wembley Stadium in April.
Before battling Tyson Fury, Dillian White had been waiting three and a half years for the WBC World Title mandatory challenger position. Now Delian White doesn't want the same thing to happen again.
"In the years before, they made me wait too long. They kept me waiting for years when I was ready, when I was at the peak of my career, so when the World Championship finally came true in front of me, I couldn't be happier. Delian White told reporters that the language was full of helplessness.
"I think things are going to move much faster this time and I just need to win some games. This is heavyweight boxing, and there are only a few masters. I just have to knock out one or two people, then, bam, I'll be back in the top fighters in no time. Delian White confidently told reporters.
Dillian White's match against Jermaine Franklin was also Delian White's first match after changing coaches and working with Buddy McGillt.
Dillian White, who had previously only conducted training camps in England and Portugal, first moved to Los Angeles and then trained with Buddy McGillt. Although his boxing gym was packed with fighters, Buddy McGillt accepted Dillian White. Delian White said he was impressed with the coach as soon as he and Buddy McGilt met.
"Surprisingly, he knew a lot about me. He asked me questions that showed that he had actually been paying attention to me. After a while, I found out that Buddy McGillt was very professional, so when he was training 4-5 people at the same time, he had already set his schedule because he wanted to give full attention to each fighter. And Buddy McGillt doesn't say change you like other coaches, he adds bits and pieces and tries to make your style stronger. Delian White explained to reporters.
Speaking to reporters, Dillian White also dismissed some who believe he has no potential, and said he expects to be able to regain the ranks of the top heavyweight fighters after some time.
"I'm very adaptable, I know how to survive, I've done two things since I was a kid – survival and racing. So, I will be back soon. Dillian White told reporters.
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