Dillian Whyte looks at Deontay Wilder fight, and Anthony Joshua rematch after Tyson Fury defeat.

DILLIAN WHYTE is still interested in the likes Deontay Wilder or Anthony Joshua, even though he has ruled out retirement.

After Tyson Fury's right uppercut, Whyte was knocked out in round six of his world title fight.

The Brit is still hopeful of a rematch against Joshua, whom he lost in 2015 and Fury.

Before he quit the game, Whyte was also interested in American Wilder.

Sky Sports interviewed him and he said: "I still want the best fights.

"Listen, win or lose on Saturday. I would then retire after a few more fights with the best guys.

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"I want to do the exact same thing. Nothing has changed. Wilder's intentions are still a mystery to me.

"I just need my head to be back, and I want to fight all those I lost again and seek to avenge them."

Fury, 33 years old, announced that he would be retiring after his Wembley victory. This could mean the WBC belt may become vacant.

And Whyte (34), insists that he is indeed a world champion.

He stated: "One hundred percent. He [Fury] said it himself, "I will be the world champion one day." Let's see.

Joshua, 32, was defeated by Usyk (35), in September. However, the pair are scheduled to rematch in July. The winner could be Fury.

However, Whyte won't let defeat stop him from being there when the dust settles in the heavyweight division.

He stated, "We have to wait and watch." There are still opportunities. I am still one of the most skilled fighters.

"OK, I have lost, I need to fight again, but it is not the end of my world.

"My team is realists and will tell me straight that you're done. I would have heard them say, "Yeah, that's all, you're done."

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It's not an easy pill to swallow. I was disappointed at the time because I felt like everyone had been disappointed. But now that we have calmed down, we have thought about it and I am going to take a break with my family. Then I will be ready to go.

"We don't give up, we just keep going."