Conversations With October Red
Oct 7, 2026 · 43 min · 12 segments
In this engaging conversation, Dillian Whyte discusses his current training, reflections on his boxing career, and insights into recent fights and competitors. The dialogue also touches on the…
Dillian WhyteGuestAbsHostIt's interesting that you say that, 'cause, yeah, you are at that stage.
What kind of conversations are you having with yourself? 'Cause it always feels like, Dilian, like you could have achieved, and I've, I've said this several times, you could have achieved so much in boxing.
But because of all your setbacks, and I'm not gonna get into them 'cause we've already spoke about it a thousand times.
But because of all the setbacks, you've lost years off your boxing career.
Years, not months, years.
You know, I know, I know, but, you know, what can you do? Life is like, um, life is like, you know, it's like lemonade.
You know, um, God's got a path for everybody, you know? And unfortunately for me, I just got the hard path.
I've always, I have it hard in life, so I didn't expect that boxing was gonna be anything different.
I still believe there's a lot left that I can achieve and still do, and I'm more focused on that than what's already happened.
You have to just learn from it and adapt from it and do better from it, and that's why I'm, I'm focused.
Do you think that some of, like, the older gen, like yourself, find it difficult to potentially let go? Like you said, you're not getting any younger.
The-
... there's your level now where you guys are at a certain age, and it's like- Are, do they, are they struggling to let go? Should they let go?
Am I rude to even ask you this question as, as a fighter?
It's interesting that you say that, 'cause, yeah, you are at that stage.
What kind of conversations are you having with yourself? 'Cause it always feels like, Dilian, like you could have achieved, and I've, I've said this several times, you could have achieved so much in boxing.
But because of all your setbacks, and I'm not gonna get into them 'cause we've already spoke about it a thousand times.
But because of all the setbacks, you've lost years off your boxing career.
Years, not months, years.
You know, I know, I know, but, you know, what can you do? Life is like, um, life is like, you know, it's like lemonade.
You know, um, God's got a path for everybody, you know? And unfortunately for me, I just got the hard path.
I've always, I have it hard in life, so I didn't expect that boxing was gonna be anything different.
I still believe there's a lot left that I can achieve and still do, and I'm more focused on that than what's already happened.
You have to just learn from it and adapt from it and do better from it, and that's why I'm, I'm focused.
Do you think that some of, like, the older gen, like yourself, find it difficult to potentially let go? Like you said, you're not getting any younger.
The-
... there's your level now where you guys are at a certain age, and it's like- Are, do they, are they struggling to let go? Should they let go?
Am I rude to even ask you this question as, as a fighter?
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