Will Eddie Hearn Force Joshua Into Ruiz Jr Rematch Against His Will?

Why exactly? AJ is the money maker, without AJ there is little hearn, I've seen time and time again Hearn acknowledging his 'place' in the grand scheme of things, as being a promoter who AJ could fire if needs be.

I know exactly what the problem is here, the problem is your style of writing, and your aggressive, toxic personality that is apparent in every letter you write.

I should teach you how to write in a more neutral, less toxic, reader friendly manner.

HAD you said something along the lines off -

"Guys, I got word from some of those that know AJ personally that he is thinking of taking preparatory fights before diving back in with Ruiz, what do you guys think??? Personally I am CONCERNED that AJ might not be feeling CONFIDENT enough in his ability at this stage to take an immediate rematch, perhaps he should take a few tune ups to build his confidence again???"

And HAD you put a thread title of -

" Is AJ being pressured to fight Ruiz immediately? Should he rethink?"

Then you would get MUCH more respect on these forums, and it would be MORE inviting for people to share their opinions with you and to discuss your opinion.

Instead, your frothing at the mouth, lambasting, aggressive biased ill-mannered attitude towards certain fighters, and spewing of recycled narratives is just not helpful.

@Sephiroth Rising 7 If Seph had the moral fibre to admit that it is actually Wilder who is subservient to his overlords, much like Ortiz who turned down 5 million payday at 64 years of age.... then we might be able to solve world peace by next week.

But Seph's moral compass is so ****ed up that it's unfortunate he finds his way out of bed everyday day to write crap. If he wrote better content, I wouldn't say such things.

 

Joshua is going to make huge money from this rematch less we forget. Poor old Jr's 10m is probably less than 25% of the gross.

 

I'd argue that AJ has in fact contributed greatly to humanity, he has certainly influenced millions of young men of colour to say no to crime, get off the streets and get into a boxing gym because that's where he came from personally and now he is among the highest paid athletes in the world.

Besides, there are plenty of rich individuals that contribute significantly less than AJ while earning significantly more than AJ, and while ALSO RUINING humanity for the rest of the world.

Footballers get paid as much and more, and not all give back to the community like AJ.

Dictators like Hosni Mubarak of Egypt who was ousted from presidency siphoned 70 Billion US dollars in aid to Egypt from the people of Egypt leaving 40 Million Egyptians to live below the breadline for several decades.

 

Actually I did address your points, go back and read again, consider yourself educated.

All the other waffle about Whyte is clearly emotional venting on your part, the distress is apparent in every letter you wrote, so I'll just give you some space to cool off.

I hope you learned something from your education today, to write better content in the future.

 

Talk about a fiery thread! I for one am enjoying it.

 

Not necessarily disagreeing with you - but influencing "millions" is a big statement, what's your evidence for that?

Also, the big difference between football and boxing is that there are lots of football stars, but not as many boxing stars. Because there is less of them and world champions are the face of the sport - they are more required to be in the public eye for doing 'good'.

 

Whyte and Miller look like those Cops that use steroids.

 

I accidentally pressed post before I finished editing my response, I apologise to you, and merely said go back and read.

 

You can share your opinions, just express them with less toxicity, more coherency perhaps? A touch of basil and oregano for good measure...???

Just be a better writer, form better structured arguments, and we'll take you more seriously.

 

Perhaps a slight exaggeration on my part, but when you really look at it AJ has millions of viewers around the world. Even professional fighters in other combat sports are fully aware of AJ's presence, status and contribution to the combat sports.

So this access to millions world wide, will have no doubt implanted a seed of some sorts in each mind, perhaps not enough to convince someone to make a drastic life change, but at least the thought was there for a good moment or two.

So yes, AJ has influenced millions, the real question of measure is how much has he influenced them.

I don't have any stats on Boxing Gym memberships, but it's clear there has been a surge in interest, specifically of coloured me, to take up boxing.

 

If Joshua doesn't want it, that still would be the best move for Hearn to make imo, because if he would pull out of the immidiate rematch clause, pretty sure we'll get Ruiz vs Wilder next as A "mega super duper ninja turbo" unification fight and Joshua would have to get in line after. He might get frozen out "Whyte style" if he doesn't.
He has to take the risk and the probably huge payday that comes with it.