Wilder #1 Heavyweight IF beats Fury

Very true. AJ consistently ducks the best and relies on his NewsCorp owned propaganda machines like Skysports News, Talksport and The Sun to convince the public he's a warrior. What the brits are missing though is that it only works in the UK. When you go to the states, where the real money is, everyone thinks AJ is a coward.

DAZN don't quite have the same sway in the US lol.

 

Well, I suppose if you talk the same, complete and utter load of bollox often and loudly enough, some poor souls are gonna start believing, just look at those brainwashed, lost fools who follow the likes of Boxingego, the LDBC AND Dontaesboxnation. The bias verges on the ridiculous.

Blatant lies spouted constantly, still banging on about the non existent $50 million offer, with financial backing from Matchrooms biggest domestic rival, yeah like that's gonna work. How many serious offers have Wilders.....TEAM put out to any rival titleists, or voluntaries/mandatories made with top 10 contenders, oh yeah, that's right, 1 and that was Luis Ortiz who was only passed medically fit to fight 24 hrs prior. I don't include Wilder gobshiting it on social media as making an opponent a serious offer by the way.

How many ****ing contract offers and chances to meet is Wilder and his team gonna refuse and turn down before someone finally hands Wilder a pen ffs.[/QUOTE]

 

Are you for real? AJ consistently ducks the best WTF has Wilder faced?

 

Ortiz and Fury are about 15 leagues above anyone AJ has ever been within 15 feet of. You can keep pretending, but the truth is AJ's record is a parade of bums and has-beens.

 

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Don't even try and come with that BS. AJ turned down $80mn and the chance to be a global boxing icon to make less than half that fighting Povetkin and Whyte with nobody outside the UK giving two turds. AJ then could have had 100% of the US PPV, giving Wilder a flat fee, but he was too scared to offer a Wilder the same rematch clause he demanded for himself.

AJ straight ducked then and he's doing the same now with his BS deadlines and fake negotiations. None of this is up for debate.

 

None of this is up for debate, what the eff do you think we're doing. DAVO, You talk like your opinion is gospel. As time goes by, more and more evidence is coming to light that Wilders team aren't even prepared to talk, let alone start negotiating. Hearn has had to bypass the Mekon, sorry, Shelley Finkle just to get some kind of dialogue going.

Hearn has negotiated fights and deals with just about every promo group going and done it all behind closed doors, without airing of all the BS comments and he said, she said cobblers going on, on social media. Joshua himself in recent days has said he wants Wilder and no one else for the April 13th date. Hearn has been given explicit instructions by his client, that's right, Hearn works for him, to make the Wilder fight, no matter what.

No matter what the result in the Fury fight, Matchroom will have to massively overpay Wilder for the fight in April. A split is now mentioned which will likely pocket Wilder anywhere from $20 to $40 million depending on the PPV sales, TV deals and outcome of the Fury fight. Wilders previous highest pay day has been less than $3 million. If that's not trying to make a fight, I don't know what else is.

 

AJ has beaten Wlad, Parker and Povetkin. All top 3 fighters. Who has Wilder beaten? Who is the coward?

 

Wlad a bum is he? Whyte Wilders no1 in WBC Povetkin Wilder wanted no part of,never faced Parker either.
Sorry who's been fighting Bums it's not AJ.

 

Hey Davo you got yourself a lady friend, you and Stephanie can pair up now and talk absolute rubbish about Anthony Joshua together while everybody carries on with life knowing Finkel and Wilder did all the ducking.

 

@ Stephanie rising.

Hi babe, I created a thread while you were on your ban for being a nobhead, maybe you can answer what no other Wilder Fanboys managed to do. Wilder made a public statement claiming him and his team did everything they possibly could to make the Joshua fight but Hearn and Joshua are cowards.

My question was, when Deontay says him and his team did EVERYTHING to make the Joshua fight what exactly is it that they did? And i dont count the 50 million offer because that did not come with any paperwork what so ever, they couldnt give dates, venues, responsibilities, rematch clauses, promotional tours, glove brands, anything what so ever. There was no 50 Million dollar offer or when Hearn asked for some sort of details they would of sent the paperwork over. Clearly there was none they just made that number up to catch AJ out over an interview on social media. But by all means you count the 50 million offer that didnt exist, so that 1 thing they sort of did wierdly. What else did they do?

Im only wondering because Hearn and Joshua are cowards who dont want the fight and to get out of it they have been sending a number of different contracts over to Deontay Wilder for more money than hes ever earnt, 2 way rematch clauses too and percentage splits. Aswell as trying to go to American and arrange meetings with Finkel or DiBella, who have refused to meet with Matchroom, What a pair of duckers Hearn and AJ are eh. If thats ducking Team Wilder must of done so much more to make this fight happen.

 

This.

 

AJ ducked in a to a level nobody has ever ducked before.

He turned down $80mn to fight a guy you're convinced he'd beat easy. No wonder you're in complete disarray. The thing that might help reconcile it for you is if you realise YDKSAB. AJ's clearly knows he'd get sparked out, even if you don't.

 

Klitschko a washed up 41 year old has-been. I liked AJ's goofy face when he got dropped in the 6th round.

 

AJ ducked the #1 WBC, but Wilder fought him. His name was Luis Ortiz. Remember, the guy who signed with Mis-Matchroom to get the AJ fight but left when he saw Hearn was just feeding him bums to keep AJ safe and sound.

Whyte is one below Brezeale in the WBC. You know that right? If Whyte is so anxious to fight Wilder, he should go for a mandatory spot instead of fighting bums again and again.

Povetkin had a chance. You seem to forget Wilder was going to KO him in his own back yard twice over. You also seem to forget Povetkin got popped for roids both times. LOL. But when AJ goes life and death with a clean version 3 years later you cream your pants over it.

Wilder wanted Parker but he took the easy loss against AJ. Got millions without even having to take a punch. WIlder would have flattened him for a week and he knew it lol.

When AJ gets one name on his resume as good as Ortiz, you can start with the resume BS. For now he's got F-all and he's not looking to improve it any time soon.

 

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