AJ responds, Wilder talks about future

Jesus christ.So then it wont matter if Whyte Wilder happens in the US.Everyone knows deep down Wilder will Knock out Whyte,I thought he had a punchers chance but after watching Whyte against Helanuis he will get Ko'ed.This has everything thing to do with AJ.Hearn Knows the point of Whyte fighting Wilder is so Hearn can offer Wilder 70/30 against AJ but he will get 10Million,if he offers Wilder now to AJ with the same split it's 5 Million.Hearn is sacrificing Whyte for AJ,which is the correct thing to do.Whyte is a British Fighter under the Promotion of the same Team who ProMote AJ,it dosent take rocket science to figure it out.Fight Whyte in the UK and makes it 5 times bigger as the casuals know about Whyte after the AJ fight and Chisora on a Joshua Undercard.If Wilder fights Parker in UK do you think it will have the same effect,NO.

 

Interesting. That was long winded but it does clarify a few things. So the offer of Whyte to Wilder has no connection to AJ and will not secure Wilder any shot at AJ. In fact he doesn't need to fight Whyte to get to AJ at all as it was suggested but the AJ/Wilder fight could happen now, but Wilder's team haven't reached out at all to Hearn to discuss an AJ fight and have made no offers at this time.

Fact is AJ is the one who is dictating things in the division right now. AJ and Hearn have their own plans set for 2018, Parker, then maybe Miller then Wilder. If Wilder wants to fight sooner and jump the queue then they are the ones that need to make an offer and as no offer has been made Hearn has proceeded with his own plans.

 

Fury is the wild card here too. If/when he comes back, that will likely get AJ's attention first. But I do think both of these guys, or maybe even all three will fight each other eventually.

 

he dont care who he fights. hes letting his promoters do the work . eventually he may call out the top guys . but he has to realize he has belts and other guys have belts. he should want to fight other belt holders ..