Anthony Joshua vs Otto Wallin is ON?

Bivol vs Lyden Arthur

Good lord

 

The "it's incredible what Saudi can pull off" takes by the likes of Parsons are comical. It just shows a giant pot of cash with no interest on returns via PPV and ticket sales works.

If Putin even in the current political climate stuck up £500m for a card he'd have a good chance of getting boxers and promoters together.

Lots of money will always work.

 

I wouldn't be surprised if DramaShow had a word in the mods ear as I was giving Matchroom plenty stick at the time

 

I might have a dabble on Parker if the odds are good.

Think it's daft Wilder and Joshua having warm up fights as I feel one of them is going to slip up then lose out on a bumper pay day

 

Really? Wow. He got what he deserved then if going in private to theaten people, that is pathetic.

 

This fight makes sense for AJ.

Beat Wallin then fight Hrgovic next year and win back a belt will be the plan I imagine.

 

**** the belt and Hrgovic we all want to see AJ v Wilder. It just has to happen even if 6 years late

 

If Joshua beats Wallin, he ain’t fighting Wilder next.
He will fight Hrgovic, which will be for the IBF title.

 

Paddy Power odds:

Parker win 9/2
On points 13/2
Ko 12/1

Incredible.

 

Almost as bad as Hrgovic v De Mori (if that is in fact true).

 

Surely that cannot be allowed

 

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Lyndon Arthur just came on the stage with Fabio and Andy Clarke and he could barely walk.

 

In a post for all to read he once said to a forum user who had sadly lost a child that 'you shouldn't have kids'. I posted a reply saying that I thought that was a terrible comment. His response to my view that it was an awful thing to say was to private message me an abusive message containing offensive wording, finishing off by trying to justify his post - apparently because he had been made fun of before by this user, that made his comments ok.

Beyond words

 

Very happy to see Andy Clarke presenting this, proper boxing mind and holds a far better interview than Jordan Banjo and Barker. This whole event feels huge for me.