Wilder took a bigger L tonight

You chat so much ****, you were one of those guys saying AJ was a demigod, and Dillian would lose same way to AJ but even worse. You know jack **** man.

That's your perspective on my being a fan of Whyte because you don't even know why I am fan of Whyte. I like the underdog story, and I see Whyte with the attributes to beat AJ just like Ruiz Jr did.

You're just a hater, you say out "all these fighters" yet Dillian is a top 5 figher in the division, so stay salty.

Dillian lost, because he could have got Joshua the same way, everyone saying AJ is this demigod rematch would end the same, and I always said NO, AJ is there to be hit and get caught.... lo and behold. Dillian could have taken that 6 million for a good shot after seeing how Ruiz mandhandled Joshua.

Anyways, yesterday isn't about Dillian it is about Andy Ruiz Jr, and congrats to him.

 

I don’t think he did, if anything it gives him a boost because it showed he would have destroyed AJ. As far as financially it may have cost him a big payday but he will become an even bigger draw now and will make it up.

 

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Lol at this thread. Shouldn't Wilder's Market Value go up now? He is the undefeated fighter, he has the most devastating one round KO's and i am pretty sure his devastating one round ko of Brazzealle a guy who took AJ 7 rounds played a major factor in putting pressure on AJ to try to repeat the same with Ruiz and he paid a fatal price.

Wilder should be asking for more money in future bouts now.

 

Dude, I picked Charles ****ing Martin to beat Joshua.

 

And yet somehow you are shitting on Dillian Whyte to beat AJ? But Charles Martin is that good in your eyes. Jesus. Your perspective's are psychotic ....

Here's another one for you:

Dillian vs Oscar Rivas... let's hear your thoughts.

I believe Dillian wins.

 

I never stated whom I believe to win the rematch. I still favor AJ, and I guess I always have. But I like the fight. Will definitely be excited when it happens.

And it's not that Martin is that good, nothing like that at all. It just shows that I though Martin was good enough to maybe beat AJ. As in I dont see Joshua as you said: "A demigod".

And I am rooting for Rivas. I think if he can overcome the first half of the fight, he can take Dyllan out. But Dyllan will most definitely outbox him for the majority of the fight, if not all night.

Dyllan is legit and has improved over the years. But he is still Dyllan ****ing Whyte

 

So you admit Dillian is legit, and will outbox Dillian, so why are you taking stabs at my fanboyism?

Where have I said Dillian is a great boxer, or the best ever? I have authored many threads stating the contrary, clearly we need to have them pinned for some special people on here!

I love your backtracking and contradictions lol -

"But it's Dillian ****ing Whyte" "Out of all the fighters... why support Whyte?"

And then:

"But Dillian is legit, he has improved, and he will outbox Rivas"

Given that you are rooting for Rivas, and all of the above... you are a straight up Hater. Keep rooting for Rivas, let me know how that goes for you.

 

Donkey lost 100 million dollars yesterday

 

Lol at people claiming Deontay lost $100 million. The deal was for Deontay to get through Brazzealle for $20 million and for AJ to get through Miller/Ruiz and then the two to face each other for a $40 million payday and then a rematch for a $40 million pay day. But AJ just showed he could not get through Miller/Ruiz. What would that have done to the deal then?

As far as the first offer made by AJ/Matchroom to Wilder $12-15 million to fight AJ in 2018, Wilder is now achieving those purses if not more already without AJ. Being an undefeated fighter, devastating knock out artist, he has got to demand more for future fights from the networks, also in the future AJ and Matchroom will be begging Wilder for the fight now and now Wilder will be the one demanding 70-30. Honestly do not see how he lost in this at all. He still has a 0 in the L column.

To be honest, AJ's performance now more or less confirms that Matchroom and the AJ people were hessitant to get in the ring with Wilder for good reason.

 

AJ had such a following, he was the golden goose. It's like overnight, hundreds of millions of dollars have been burnt in a bonfire in the heavyweight division

Neither Wilder, Fury, Ruiz nor AJ will ever see that amount of money . Sure there will be decent paydays (5 million ish), but no more mega payday possibilities

UNLESS AJ beats Ruiz impressively in a rematch and fights Wilder straight after. Even then, it won't be quite as big

 

Because you drag Whyte into a ton of threads

I never mentioned you praising Whyte or anything like it.

I don't care for Whyte, nor do I really care for Rivas. I just happen to like him more. But because I am rooting for him(the underdog), I must be a hater!

 

To be honest, someone like Wilder is being poorly promoted. He should have been making much better money and should have been a PPV star by now. How many people have the one round ko power? Showtime need to start paying him significantly more or he needs to look for a new promoter

 

You are contradicting yourself, you don't rate whyte, because you say "omg Aydamn support Whyte out of all fighters... Dillian ****ing whyte!"

And then you say Rivas is an underdog.... which is it? Is Whyte good or is he bad?

You are a hater because the real truth is, you aren't supporting Rivas because he is an underdog, it's because you just want to go against Whyte. I know this for sure, but keep lying to me.

Anyways my original post was relevant, Dillian took a big L because that could have been Dillian last night for sure, Ruiz Jr and Dillian have the style to beat AJ.

Ruiz has over a hundred amateur fights, Dillian has had to play catch up to make up for the inaccuracy and inexperience in his shots. He is closing that gap now.