Whyte advises Joshua to delay comeback, favors Wilder bout

Dillian Whyte believes Anthony Joshua is rushing back into the ring too quickly and suggests a fight against Deontay Wilder would be a sensible choice. Joshua's last bout was in December, and he has since been involved in a fatal car accident in Nigeria. Wilder has expressed interest in facing Joshua, and Whyte thinks this matchup would be lucrative and likely result in a Joshua victory. However, Whyte also believes Joshua should take more time to recover from his recent experiences before stepping back into the ring. A potential meeting with Wilder could jeopardize Joshua's planned fight against Tyson Fury later this year. Whyte, who was defeated by Joshua in 2015, thinks Joshua needs more time to process his recent losses and come back stronger. He also reflected on his own recent defeat to Moses Itauma, stating it was not a true representation of his abilities and that he is not considering retirement.