Hearnz "I am getting no help from other side if it falls through its not my fault"

What exactly do you want Arum to do ? If he's so crap, then more reason not to even worry about him then.

It's Hearn who said this fight is worth XXX millions and he will get that money from the Saudis, and draw up a final contract ..... but everyone is still waiting.
Hearn's taken it upon himself to inflate the value of the fight to a figure no one else pretends to match, so let's see him get it done.
This isn't rocket science. Hearn's taken on the responsibility to get a HUGE deal done, and Hearn will get the credit when it gets done .... but if he fails, don't go shifting the blame.

Yeah, it's real simple to understand. Perhaps that's why you're angry, because fans can see through Hearn's games.
Let's just hope he comes good in the end, and everyone will be happy.
He's really taking the **** now though, it's almost May now.

 

As far as i understand what Hearn is saying they are okay with date/venue, but they are sending the contract back for some small details and so on. But we are hearing this for long time now.
My question to team Fury is this, if they are happy with the money, go said it openly we are happy with the venue/date/money, give us the "official contract" to sign it and get done with it.

As far as Hearn i`m far from liking him. I already said the reason i don`t like him, but i don`t think he is the problem in this one.

 

Tyson Fury has already said he's happy with the offer, openly.
Previous to that he was simply saying he hadn't seen an offer, which turned out to be true, up until a couple of weeks ago.

Arum has been cautious not to announce the fight's done, until it is done. As you said, you don't care what he says anyway, so perhaps don't worry about him ..... But, for the record, Arum's been saying ever since December that "Fury's next fight will be AJ or Wilder" so he's consistent in that respect. Last week he was talking as if it will likely be AJ, this week he's raising the possibility of Wilder because (he says) he hasn't heard anything from Hearn.
Arum hasn't promised anything apart from "AJ or Wilder next", and has allowed Hearn to go after the Saudi money.

Hearn's the one whose been saying "it's as good as done" for ages now, and then whining that "I'm doing all the work", and then saying "I'll do my best" .
Hearn's the one sending out the most mixed messages, and since he claims responsibility for "doing everything", he's the one it falls on at the current time.
That's just the way it is.
He wants MOST OF THE CREDIT if the things gets made, and he's welcome to it.
But if it doesn't get made, he should shoulder most of the blame at this point. It's not as if people haven't waited for him to close this.

 

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Once again, talking out of both sides of his mouth.

In that Hearn says the site deal isn't 100% yet, contract wise, its long form, complicated and may need another day or two.

This is what I keep saying, Hearn keeps saying it's close, it's basically done, then says the site contract/deal isn't 100%.

We haven't even seen a mention of the purses that Hearn guaranteed, what networks are going to do, other issues.


It's OK to keep pretending it's everybody else who ain't doing anything, Hearn took control, made promises and it's complicated.

Yet expects Fury to just wait around for months without any guarantees.

 

"I believe we announce this fight next week" ..... the optimistic way to look at that is, when you say that every week for months on end, you're bound to get it right eventually !

 

Hearn seems to want a lot of credit for being optimistic, positive and hard-working.
But unfortunately that's not how it works.
You either deliver or you don't.

No one's giving Arum or Warren or whoever any credit either, by the way. And Hearn will get far more credit than them if the fight gets made, so that's the gamble he's put himself in.

But no one gets any credit for a fight that doesn't get made, that's just the way it is.

 

It's beginning to look like Fury will be taking on a fighter after an 18-month layoff who has ALSO been off for 18 months. (LOL)

 

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These Atlantis-type events are always difficult to stage because you don't have the innate support you would in a country that's relevant for the fighters. So it's a speculation without the safety net of having a built-in audience as they would at Wembley or even Vegas, for that matter. Quite a leap of faith to do the types of numbers they are talking and especially given the lingering Covid travel impacts.

I'm not down on either side about it because I think they are trying to get it done. If anything, they're all guilty of being extremely greedy, but that's to be expected.

 

But why for god sake if lets say Hearn didn`t deliver the deal, which is very unlikely, as he already deliver it, why Fury team doesn`t have a backup plan, aka find big money offers? Instead they are just talking nonsense and waiting to get their paychecks.
I`m sorry but, it wasn`t Hearn that couldn`t even deliver Fury a f**** warm up fight November/December last year, right?

And gimme a video/post/tweet where Fury said i accept the Saudi Arabia offer, lets go. All i see/heard from Fury was that they received a big offers and they going to look on them, and that was. After that he start running some rant about Canelo and BJS and so on.

 

There is a video above this post that refutes this claim

 

You know what would refute the claim?

If Eddie Hearn delivered. That's all people are waiting for.

Will he or won't he? Because, he's late.

And the heavyweight division is kind of at a standstill until he shits or gets off the pot. (LOL)