Apparently Wilder's team has made an offer to Hughes Fury..

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  1. N17

    N17 Loyal Member Full Member

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    Exactly, he must be struggling for an opponent if Hughie Fury is getting a call.

    RING POVETKIN.
     
  2. vladboston

    vladboston Active Member Full Member

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    How does that saying go? If you get a shot at a world title, you should take it, because you may never get another one.

    So, to all the Fury cheerleaders, do you wanna see if your boy has the goods or do you just want to cheer for him while he fights bums?

    This is like a dream opportunity for Hughie Fury, if what he said in the past was true: that he wants to be the youngest champion and wants to be champions with Tyson, side by side. However, like most Brits, he was probably talking out of his ass.

    Peter Fury is also another big mouth, why would he tweet this without talking with his fighter first? So now people will call Team Fury chicken$hit if their boy doesn't take the fight.
     
  3. Matt in a hat

    Matt in a hat Well-Known Member Full Member

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    the parker offer is also odd. Parker is green but possibly a bigger puncher than Wilder himself and quicker.
    possibly even more dangerous than Povetkin who he would earn much more to fight.

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  4. Boxing Prospect

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    The WBC are well known for being "flexible" with their rankings.

    Funnily Fujimoto (WBC #14 I think) is said to have agreed to be on stand by if Wilder can't find an opponent :lol:
     
  5. Saintpat

    Saintpat Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    The idea that Wilder's people should offer Povetkin the fight is ludicrous. I'm glad those making it don't manage me.

    Here's the facts: Povetkin is the No. 1, mandatory contender. The WBC will instruct the two sides to go into negotiations in October, which means a purse bid happens no later than November.

    If it goes to purse bid Wilder gets 70 percent of the money. And the Russians may throw $15m-$20m at this fight to make sure they outbid Haymon to bring it to Russia ... so Wilder could pocket between $10m-$14m simply by waiting for a bid.

    It would be incompetent to make the fight before forcing the Russians to open their bankbooks.
     
  6. MVC!

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    You guys have been saying for ages Hughie crushes Wilder.

    Time to prove it, no?

    Or is it all talk? :think

    Offer comes and there's more excuses than Pacquiao after Mayweather. :lol::patsch
     
  7. Boxing Prospect

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    You know what...all these calls are going out the same day Nobuhiro Ishida had his retirement ceremony...Wilder waiting for the Japanese Hearns to retire before offering himself to all and plenty...he was scared of getting the same treatment as Kirkland!
     
  8. N17

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    Do you know what Povetkin is willing to accept? Do you know what the offer to Wilder would be?

    No you don't, you are guessing at numbers and assumed bids that might not be made, Povetkin might be very willing to travel to the U.S. to fight Wilder.

    The team behind Povetkin might hang Wilder out to dry and when it comes to purse bids do not make the offer Wilder is/was expecting, you just can't be sure of that.

    Team Wilder have apparently rang a list of names but Povetkin isn't on it, at least make an offer, even if Povetkin does not accept it, it's still an offer.
     
  9. The Long Count

    The Long Count Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I completely agree if he faces Povetkin he should let Hrynov not sure of the spelling but basically the Russian promoters to go to a bid. What I'm saying is place a call to the WBC and to Povetkin's team and move up the negotiation period.

    Remember Tommy Morrison turning down 8-11 million to fight Michael Bentt first? That's why you take the big payday. Anyway Fury is not top 15 so Wilder will be stripped if he fights him most likely.
     
  10. MVC!

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    Well genius, if you actually had more than half a brain you would understand

    The purse bids aren't here yet.

    Why would he go offer Povetkin the fight or take an offer from Povetkin to fight him when he can easily wait for the purse bid which can generate him upwards to 15 million USD. :patsch

    You guys have no brains, NONE.

    The Russian Oligarghs will pay big money to have the fight to be in Russian. Wilder gets 70-75% as CHAMPION.

    He will wait for that big payday. :hi:

    Oh yeah let's go take 5 million instead of waiting a few months and take 14-17 million. :patsch
     
  11. Saintpat

    Saintpat Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Hughie's backers like to talk about how great he is, but a chance to prove it comes and all of a sudden, "He's just a wee lad, he only started shaving last week, he's barely out of diapers."

    He's a professional fighter and this is a title shot. If he's not in that class or his team thinks he's just not ready or too young, they should say so.
     
  12. Serge

    Serge Ginger Dracula Staff Member

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    Hughie is a hungry young lion.. cub.

    He weighed 217½lbs for his last fight, the lowest weight of his career by quite some margin. He was 232 and 234 for his previous two before that and 247 the fight before them. I'm not sure what the reasoning behind that is because he's 6'6'' and he was still pretty lean even at those weights. He needs to go on a proper strength training program and bulk up to try and improve his power. His uncle said that's exactly what he was going to do after he came back from that bout of illness. He said he was going to add 10-15lb (it might have even been more) of quality muscle and yet in his next fight he came in over a stone lighter.
     
  13. N17

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    I've not seen any post on here saying that "Hughie crushes Wilder" :lol:

    What guys? Ive simply not seen that, are you confusing Tyson with Hughie?

    I notice you do not have much to say about Povetkin, so I'll ask again, if Wilder is struggling that badly for an opponent why not call Povetkin?

    Are you going to keep ignoring Povetkins name just like Wilder MVC?
     
  14. Matt in a hat

    Matt in a hat Well-Known Member Full Member

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    These offeres have to be media stiring the pot type's. They are fake.
    It's not good business sense to fight propects outside the top 10 who have a chance to beat you.......WHEN YOU CAN MAKE MILLIONS FOR POVETKIN!!!!
    These offers can't possibly be real or serious.
    Now I do believe Wilder wants to fight better opponents than Haymon, and Wilder may be contacting them, but Haymon woud never let Wilder fight dangerous prospects for peanuts before a big fight.
     
  15. N17

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    You are guessing, assuming and insulting people with no evidence that Russian billionaires will make Wilder wealthy :lol:

    What if Povetkins people don't make a huge offer and Povetkin is very willing to travel to the U.S. For the fight?

    What if Povetkin is waiting for purse bids to flip it on Wilder?

    You are just guessing and making stuff up that does not exist at this moment in time and you have the cheek to question people intelligence.