Eddie Hearn should keep AJ far away from Fury if he wants to maximize earnings. Fury will box his ears off and ruin that aura of invincibility he's got going for him. Give him a few more fights, then a big domestic fight with Haye who's probably a bigger draw than Fury anyway. TBH I don't see AJ fury happening in a foreseeable future, Hearn doesn't want to sacrifice his cash cow and he knows Fury will slaughter him.
I don't have any issue with this fight, given this is AJ's first defence & most of the top heavyweights are tied up with other fights right now, his options were limited. The critique's were going to moan regardless of who he fought. Let's not forget that team Fury publicly stated that Charles Martin would beat AJ, until after the fight when they labbeled him a disgrace. So as usual I take Furys comments with a pinch of salt.
The AJ fanatics want to have it both ways. True, Dominic Breazeale isn't at all bad for a 16th pro fight. BUT if AJ is to be treated as a novice learning his trade, stop going on about him being among the world elite, and stop saying he's ready to beat Fury/Klitschko.
You raise a good point. Breazeale and Martin are fine for this stage of someone's career...but he has the world belt now. You can't ignore the chance to fight for one really but all the same you have to take the responsibilities and demands which come with that strap
Both AJ fanatics and AJ haters want it both ways. The fan boys with what you said above, and the haters want to keep reminding everyone AJ is not a world champion but now want him to be fighting the elite guys.
Josh was once arrested for beating a man into submission with his big black dingus The fella said it was like being beaten with a big black pudding.