ha does anybody really believe he'll fight aj? aj is not your typical Wilder opponent fat over the hill Burger King eating slob ha
Wilder knows he doesn't have a chance against Joshua! Stiverne took a dive so as to make Wilder look good, but most fans didn't fall for it! Wilder will fight either Breazeale or Sconiers next!
He will run his mouth about being feared, reject all offers from hearn next year and make some claim that the contract/split was not fair or that AJ is juicing. Then go back to fighting bums and criticizing past HOF's resumes and his youtube ****** fans will continue making claims about Wilder being ducked by everyone etc
9 years a professional. 39 fights. 39 bums. All these gullible people who think he about to change his bum-fighting habits to take on a devastating puncher bigger and younger than himself.
To me it just looked like fat, old never that good to begin with Stiverne was hopelessly outmatched. I don't think he presented anything that Wilder would have needed to bribe to take care of but it wouldn't of surprise me if there were a lot of bets on Wilder to win in 1 in Haiti!
Yeah, same just a guy that had no business being in there in the first place. I must admit i did raise an eyebrow at how quickly wilder KO'd him. But in the grand scheme of things it was a nothing fight really, he never should of been in there and looked like he was only there for a pay day. 39 years old and only fought once in 2 years getting off the canvas to beat derrick rossi.
I think he really wants to, because it's a cash-out for him. Win or lose, Wilder wins if he gets that fight. He has to topple 7 or more Stiverne type opponents for the money he can make against Joshua, and if he were to win he really hits the jackpot. It's already clear as day that he isn't going for "greatness" anyway, because then he would have taken much more risks. He wants the easy route towards money.
What difference does that make? Everybody steps up eventually.. Canelo's best win in 39 fights was Matthew Hatton. Sergio Martinez best in in 39 fights was Adrian Stone. If he's not serious its up to Hearn to call his bluff.
Hearn has already spoken, he offered Wilder 4x his best ever payday to fight Whyte and afterwards a seat to negotiate a fight Vs Joshua. Wilder and his team could always make an offer to Joshua!