I don't blame him for refusing an offer where AJ makes $90 million while he gets $10-12 million. The split has to be fair
Wlad lacked the Killer instinct, his speed, timing and accuracy were shot and he was no longer able to pull the trigger, it cost him the AJ fight...
Lol AJ ducked Wilder while Fury stepped up for the UK and now AJ is ducking Usyk, pathetic stuff
The world forgot that Wilder existed. Just because of the manner Fury gang raped him in the second fight, people dismissed him and his entire...
It will depend on how the fighters sell the fight. I predict a very emotional Wilder in the press conferences where he puts on a Clubber Lang...
[MEDIA] Timothy Bradley's advice to Wilder for the third fight
He is obviously working on the assumption that Fury is going to adopt the Kronk Style that he did in their second fight. I believe he in the...
This basically. I am pretty certain Hearns was in Cahoots with Bob Arum, Frank Warren in trying to get Fury to walk out of his rematch clause with...
Lol don't be fooled. Eddie Hearns knew that the Wilder arbitration was going on, he was party to the nefarious attempts to get Fury to break the...
Maybe Fury is a warrior who will want to demolish Wilder again after being offered to do so legally to prove it wasn't a fluke and also to shake...
Not at all. Match room has plenty of resources and means to figure out what is really going on. They have a brain, they have lawyers off their own...
Lol the likes of Eddie Hearn, Bob Arum, Frank Warren have been caught completely off guard. Wilder has mostly been quite since the second fight...
Poor baby Eddie. He had no idea that there was an arbitration going on. He didn't think once that maybe Wilder can win the arbitration and disrupt...
I am criticizing Eddie for taking Bob Arum on his word, the excuse he has no visibility of the arbitration is rubbish as he knew there was an...
Lol at the Eddie Hearn fan girls and their propogation that this saga is not his fault at all. He is a promoter, it was his job to be on top of...
