Joseph Parker slams Joshua's latest offer over Twitter!

martin was the ibf champ of course hearns had to offer him more and joshua was the challenger ...

 

****en dumbass response, lmao. These Joshua **** gobblers have got to go lmao. This **** is epically insane lmao.

 

https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/other...raises-hopes-of-heavyweight-unification-fight

Looks to be on!!

 

Now watch how opinions change and Parker...if he gets the fight is turned from being a bum with no fanbase into an ATG, lmao.

 

It's far from done.

 

Hope you're right but that article say's negotiations are progressing not that it's done.

 

The thing is, Hearn has made an offer. If Parker doesn't like it he should come back with a better offer.

 

Would be nice if this could be made! Also would put Wilder's pay day farther into the future.

 

Well that's why I said an offer that's fair with regards to how much money you generate.

How confident either side is of winning isn't really relevant when talking about what they deserve financially and what is fair.

 

Parker isn't worth 40%. Team Parker (and others) need to accept what they are actually worth financially otherwise they are the ones ducking, not Joshua. The same applies the other way around too.

 

Good to see Hearn was willing to up his offer, he said it himself he has to overpay them to unify, question is will it be enough. I am hopeful that both will come to agreement and we'll see Joshua/Parker next, this is the fight I want the most right now to be honest.

Parker isn't the kind of fighter to duck people and his team have matched him up quite aggressively so they are not the type to duck a challenge if it presents itself. It will purely come down to money.

 

Nah theres no 'ducking'. To use that word in that context isnt right and suggests a misunderstanding, on your part, of the word. Both fighters are keen to fight each other so theres no ducking. It's just negotiations and Hearn drives a hard bargain. Wlad use to give 50/50 to big fights so that the fight will happen.

 

Yeah I got a bit carried away there. We'll see how things play out. My point really was if Hearn is offering career high paydays and splits which are financially fair, Joshua cannot be blamed for the fight not happening

 

What's he worth then and how do you calculate that worth?

 

He waits for Eddie Hearn to tell him