AJ and Hearn got played hard by uncle Al

Another one eh.. There's a few here innit!

I never said the biggest promotional fight you utter clown..

Learn to read properly and you may just realise what I said...


Tool..
Lol

 

Without any emotion. Without name calling. Without logical fallacies. Please disprove this statement.

The fight versus Wilder and Joshua will make A LOT more money if Wilder can sell himself to the American casual fan in the next year.

 

Do you think the behaviour outlined in my post was likely to instill trust in the opposing parties?

Hearn's said that the time limit was 10 days and not 48 hours as reported, that the ten days was due to the Povetkin mandatory period and that it wasn't as reported a 'take it or leave it' offer but as the start of negotiations. Do you think this is comparable to the 24 hours condition on the Wilder offer?

 

What makes you believe he needs to sell himself to the casual fan?

He done extremely good ratings for Showtime against Ortiz when he was competing against another big HBO card and a big UFC card on the same night. He's already drawing in good numbers against stiff competition and Ortiz is not a big name opponent.

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Jesus wept.

that's right lets compare Maywather v Pacquio and Mayweather v Mcgregor with AJ and Wilder.

How many times does this needs to be said. Mayweather v Pacquio and Mayweather v Mcgregor were guaranteed hits.

Nobody questioned how much money these fights would generate. All the evidence suggested they would do record numbers. You had the biggest draws in combat sports fighting. you had fighters with a proven history of selling millions of ppv's. There was no gamble here.

If the offer is legit. Haymon will have no problem confirming tomorrow with Hearn they have $50 mil right now.

As for biggest force in boxing.

PBC Boxing. The biggest force in boxing doesn't lose a ton of money like Al Haymon has done with PBC Boxing.

 

You aren't right in the head are you..

You are a right tool aren't you, fairplay.

You come across like a ten year old child.

I'll type slower for you...

Now, try to Stop dribbling for a moment and try reading this a little slower...

I'll type it slower for you too... Matchroom is the biggest promotion company on the planet! That's all I said and it wasn't even aimed at you you backward child, you!

Why are you coming back with insults like a child for?

Idiot...

 

Ortiz is not a big named opponent but he is the biggest name Wilder has beat to date, lmao

 

https://www.bloodyelbow.com/2016/9/...434-million-decline-al-haymon-pbc-boxing-news

Biggest force in boxing lol

From the very beginning, PBC’s business model was reportedly to spend money on risky deals in the hopes of earning future high returns. It would undertake time buys to get on television networks such as NBC, NBCSN, ESPN, ESPN Deportes, CBS, FOX, Fox Sports 1, Spike TV, and Bounce – something Caldwell described to Sports Business Daily as being “the irrational player for a while” and “turning the model completely upside down.”


According to SEC filings, the fair value of Waddell’s MGH investments through the Ivy Asset Strategy and W&R Asset Strategy funds has plunged by $624 million over the course of roughly three years from $925 million to $301 million, for an overall return on investment of -67.5%.

From the time initial investments were made through the end of March 2015 – when the first PBC events began airing – the combined value of Waddell’s MGH securities only dropped $136 million. Since then, it’s been a bloodbath in fair value losses, and in the last year from Jun. 30, 2015 – Jun. 30, 2016, Waddell’s MGH investments have been on a $434 million freefall.


Yep I think Eddie and AJ got every right to ask where the money is from and want proof of funds.

 

This is where he is. Not where he could be. I can agree that the Ortiz fight did well. It doesn't mean I'm contradicting my original statement. Looking at other PPV stars in America. The potential is huge.

Business men want to maximise profit for any venture. They see a potential mega fight. They are going to try and make it a mega fight.

Again disprove that statement.

 

Fighting Ortiz is not his ceiling in terms of viewing figures and revenue. All of his previous title fights does not represent the magnitude of what will be the first undisputed HW fight in over 20 years. That in itself is a huge PPV show.

 

I remember being told Ward v Kovolov was going to be a big fight

 

All those fighters you have mentioned are all massive PPV draws though, Wilder isn't, neither is Joshua in the US, so lets compare apples and oranges until it kind of fits the narrative. They were also fighting another proven PPV commodity in Mayweather, so if you're going to throw insults around calling people morons etc, perhaps make sure your **** don't stink before you blindly hammer away at your keyboard.

FYI, I've just emailed Joshua and Wilder a 100m guaranteed offer, they don't need to see the money, just know I'm good for it. Anything other than a yes means they're ducking me and a pair of pussies.