Anthony Joshua vs Dillian Whyte II - August 12 // O2 Arena (DAZN PPV)

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Somewhere in Liverpool, Big Pricey is sat outside some ones house, after an urgent plumbing job, chowing down his Pot Noodle, knowing that it should have been him.

Oh dear, oh dear.

 

Simon Jordan's 'facts' proven wrong and inaccurate on all things AJ v Whyte so reverts back to Conor Benn , very weak from SJ imo.

Now EH has left the building SJ takes the opportunity to peddle his misguided opinion as 'fact' again.

 

I cannot work out how much of your posts are a wind up

 

I don’t see what the issue is. Training for Whyte who got popped. Fights Helenius. Seems reasonable to me given the notice.

 

Hearn 2 - 0 Jordan

 

Very decent card for a non PPV.

Yet you will get people asking why he didn’t fight Hrgovic or Andy Ruiz. It is in a week. Be realistic.

 

They've done well to keep the show on, will I be subscribing for £20 to watch it. No.

The bit that will be interesting is when they found out, Eddie obviously said earlier they found out on Saturday, but he at no stage told the truth especially on timelines with Benn, so who knows.

The no one expected AJ to be on non PPV when signing with DAZN is true, but absolutely no one expected the opponents to be so bad (RH obviously due to circumstances).

 

I'm not ignoring it, it's just not relevant to anything. It doesn't change the fact that people had to shell out £20 for the Franklin fight. The Helenius fight is another £20 for a flexible one month pass. This is DAZN we're talking about here, the only reason people sign up to it is for the odd event like this. It's PPV in all but name. This is before we get on to the fact that the Whyte fight, as crap as it was, was a PPV. £47 to watch two past it fighters go through the motions.

 

Help me here, because Simon Jordan tried to belabour this point and I didn't get the relevance.

Why would it matter that there might have been a 24 hour delay between them informing the board and making a public statement? Isn't 24 hours to work out whether they're looking at a full cancellation or a new opponent reasonable? Presumably if they'd spoken to half a dozen viable names and they'd all said no or asked for ridiculous money, they'd have announced a full cancellation.

 

My point is Eddie said they'd only just found out about the Benn test, then it turned out he'd failed another 7 weeks ago.

So although now Eddie is saying they found out on Saturday, that might not be the case.

IF they did find out on Saturday or Sunday then they've done well to keep it on.

Eddie is economical with the truth, so he could have found out 5 weeks ago, which like the Benn case, came out in the wash.

 

Gotcha. It's not PPV, it's just going to cost you £20 to watch. But hey, you get reruns of GGG-Canelo, and a few YouTuber clownfests thrown in too. We'll ignore they're all available on YouTube for free, and the fact you've no interest in them.