Hearn and AJ want Wilder fight agreed before Dec 1st

Does it make sence if Fury beats Wilder?

 

They don't want to wait until wilder knocks Fury out and claims that makes him more of a draw and worthy of a bigger slice.

 

AJ vs the Wilder/Fury winner has to happen there is no other top fight left at HW

 

Exactly this

 

You forgetting Finkel only two days ago said he was ready to meet Hearn in october

 

Precisely. And it would make him a bigger draw, as his profile in the UK will be raised if he deals with Fury...

 

Trying to lock him in now at a discounted rate, gotcha.

 

It's almost like they are trying to put an obstacle in the way for this fight to happen.

Doesn't sound like Hearn

 

That or, Hearn wants Whyte in April and Wilder in the Summer. I'm not shouting 'duck' but I see a business plan and keeping the teaser of a Wilder fight makes other fights more relevant. Once AJ has fought and beaten Wilder the summit will have been reached and other fights afterwards would be diminished somewhat.

Dec 1 is a ridiculous deadline for a fight in April especially as Wilder's team is meant to have a signed copy of the contract in their possession...

 

They claim this is no overnight easy to make deal so need to get it worked on as soon as possible so they can turn down the incoming mando requests and Joshua can start his super long training camps.

Personally i think they want to pin Deontay down to a contract before his December show turns out to do good money and numbers and him and Finkel come back with A side demands. Not that im digging at Hearn for that, its business and he is a business man.

 

The flip side is that if Fury wins, Wilder still has a date pencilled in, and a HUGE amount of money on the table and Fury is the one left frozen out.

BTW: Wilder can win the AJ fight and end up in a rematch with AJ for more huge money and end up freezing Fury out again.

Win, lose or draw, Fury is going to end up being the bridesmaid between this trio.

 

It's not a conspiracy to pick apart a business strategy and realise that Wilder's value increases with a Fury win on his resume. That's basic logic. Wilder beats Fury and he is a more valuable asset than he was prior. Which is why Hearn wants to lock Wilder into the current deal so he either gets the fight made without having to reflect that in a new, improved deal or the April date freed up for Whyte if Wilder's team reject the Dec 1 deadline...