Hearn: Wilder has lost the plot

DAZN, or Sky Sports, every Joshua fight these days is doing big numbers on Pay Per View.

 

Ortiz has done nothing, and will do nothing.

 

From a technical point of view, what do you feel Parker does better than Ortiz? Which part of him struggling with Ruiz Jr, Takam and H Fury convinced you he's better than Ortiz?

 

Whoa. I thought AJ’s last two fights sold out in hours. This one hasn’t yet.

What happened to Eddie’s narrative that Wilder needs to fight Chisora or Whyte to raise his awareness in the UK to make the AJ fight bigger ... yet Povetkin just knocked out a Brit on an AJ undercard and no one knows who he is.

Hearn would be wise to answer every question about Wilder/Fury with “as far as I know, no such fight has been signed or announced ... Now, let me tell you why AJ vs. Povetkin is the biggest heavyweight fight on the planet and why everyone should buy a ticket before it’s too late.”

Instead, he keeps talking about how Wilder needs to fight one of his guys. AJ is an afterthought to his own promoter lol.

 

lol Wilder is the a-side.

 

Duckroom lmaoooooooo

 

It's the most embarrassing record in boxing, truly shocking opposition.

 

My my my...

I see you've run out of things to defend the inexcusable and now you've resorted to pulling out the race card. . Tut tut do you have any idea on how many times that accusation has been thrown my way on the basis of nothing? Tell me pray tell, How can I be racist when I myself have black blood?

I use the word slave for very good reason and it has nothing to do with any belief or idea that AJ is unable to make his own decisions. On the contrary I think he is more than equipped to guide his own career and I believe had it not been for Eddie along with his daddy and Rob Mccraken whispering poison in his ears, advising him that its best to put his legacy on the back seat and milk the public some more, he'd have taken the 80 million.

My view is that Eddie Hearn is taking advantage of him and AJ has limited control over who he does and doesn't fight. Many other fighters have used the slave allegory to describe Eddie Hearn's lowly treatment towards black fighters

Even Adrian Broner mentioned Hearn's slave contract and Wilder has never hesitated to air his views on Eddie Hearn owning Joshua.

I've listened to Eddie's full length interviews and whenever he addresses any issue regarding Wilder, he talks as if he owns him, talking down at him as if he must bow down to his demands or else he'll have nothing. He even tried buying Wilder out. His tone and way of business is that of a disgusting slave master.

However AJ seems to enjoy having a master who tells him what to wear, when to turn up. how to speak, what to say and where to go.

AJ should be making a hell of a lot more money per fights than he is currently receiving after consistently selling out 90,000 arenas. Sadly it seems AJ is content to receive a small portion of the pie while Eddie pockets the rest.

In way I'm speaking up for your hero, meanwhile you defend and support the abuser, the slave owner. If you've ever seen the film Get Out you'd see Jenner is in a very similar situation.

The truth is AJ is seen as nothing more than a piece of meat or cattle to use and discard when the time comes.

Eddie Hearn is a arrogant piece of garbage with a superiority complex.

 

Why should Whyte have to fight Ortiz? Why do people keep throwing this out there? It makes no real sense to me.

Since when has Ortiz become some sort of key to a WBC title shot, in exactly the same way people say Whyte isn't and shouldn't be the key to getting a shot at AJ and his titles.

Ortiz 3 fights before his own world title shot..

Malik Scott 32-12-1
Dave Allen 9-1-1
Matz 16-5-1


Whyte last 3 fights

Helenius 25-1-0 Former European Champion
Browne 25-0-0 Former WBA Regular Champion
Parker 24-1-0 Former WBO World Champion



Whyte deserves his shot if you compare him to every other Heavyweight who has had a recent world title shot.

Whyte doesn't have to and shouldn't have to fight anybody else to get one.

 

I like this!

 

He would get beaten, but that would not stop Parker signing to fight Ortiz - he's no ducker.

 

You've lost the plot



Seriously, you need to let it go because now you just sound completely ridiculous.