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British heavyweight boxer Dillian Whyte fought for everything in his life, with the outspoken fighter saying he was coming down a dark path until boxing saved his life [19659002] Whyte will be facing kiwi fighter Joseph Parker this Sunday NZ The 30-year-old told NEWS 1 that the passage from Jamaica to England was a difficult transition
"You know I was born in New York: Jamaica has suffered a lot and has gone through a lot of difficulties, but here England has suffered a lot of difficulties and made a lot of bad choices, "said Whyte.
"I suffered a lot here, one thing drove another … I finally decided to fight in combat sports, I started to m & # 39; coaching and that changed my life. "
The two fighters clashed in the face of Sunday's heavyweight clash in London.
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Whyte said that he had to grow up quickly after having a child when he was a teenager.
"I was dad at 13 so I looked after children and I had to hurry up
" When you become a father, it changes everything, where most kids ran, I did two and I was doing other things to have money to feed my children, "he says.
" I'm trying to win these fights so my children have a good life and that they do not have to struggle as I struggled. "
" It saved me life, you know, a lot of kids like me – a lot of them. " children who grew up with me are either dead or in prison for a long time. "
Whyte admitted that he knew that if he continued to follow the wrong path, he could find himself locked up behind bars." 19659013] The Duco and Matchroom bosses renewed their unique relationship this morning.
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"I had to be one of them and that was what was written for me in the books, but thank goodness I found something that I like to do and go down and I got better and better
"It 's definitely saved my life, it got me out of the street, m' s gave direction and showed me that I could actually get up and inspire people from similar backgrounds and backgrounds. "
Whyte said that it was not not trying to put himself under the skin of his rival by calling him (Parker) a "coward."
"There was no slamming, I just say what I believe to be a fact. I believe that he has not taken enough risks in the biggest fight of his career to win the victory.
"These are just facts, it's not at all chatting."
The British heavyweight says he's fighting. a better life than he had grown up.
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Parker and Whyte share similar professional records with the Kiwi winning 24 fights with a single loss, with Whyte winning 23 professional fights with a loss of WBO, IBF and WBA champion Joshua in 2015.
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