Hearn: If Joshua, Miller Win, They'll Fight in August at Barclays

Yeah this is a real possibility. We could maybe even see Joshua/Miller and Wilder/Breazeale headline the same card in the US, that would be a perfect way to build a fight between them both in the US.

 

Miller is big fat lump, could we see Joshua stopping him? OR will this go the distance while they look like they can't breathe after 6 rounds

 

Eddie Hearn has managed AJ's career the best......other fighters not so much

good thinking, good for promotion in the US b4 the wilder fight

 

Wilder wants this fight as soon as possible.
You must have missed everything he's been saying for the past 6 months.

I agree with him, there's nothing to marinate here, the sooner they fight the better.

 

Are you really gonna believe everything Wilder says?

 

What so hard to believe?
He wants 50-50 and he wants it ASAP.

 

It's hard to believe he genuinely wants the fight when he is being so unrealistic with his demands.

 

Running from Wilder. Disgraceful.

 

Joshua is going through top 10er after top 10er.. He could turn over #10 Kownaki as a gimmie

At this rate it won't be long before he becomes the greatest Heavy since Lewis.. The Kturds won't be liking that

 

We'll prob hear about Wilder fighting a cashier in a Barclay's in a few years time.

 

Hang on a minute!

What was all that talk before Christmas about a big summer fight in 2018 against either fury or wilder??

Why does miller get an automatic shot yet wilder must face whyte?

I like Hearn but I think he’s being a bit of a ***** here

 

***** was pea nis for anyone who’s interested

 

Apparently Hearn never said Wilder must face Whyte to get a fight with Joshua.

Joshua vs Hearn isn't happening yet for two reasons.

1. Hearn wants to build it up. It could potentially be the biggest fight Hearn ever promotes.

2. Wilder is apparently making unreasonable demands regarding money.

 

Everything hes been saying is meant to build the fight, not make it. It's all for show. He's not actually trying to get it now, anymore than AJ. But they are playing their roles well and will make alot of people hunger for it and partisans on both sides accuse the other of ducking, which will again stimulate peoples interest. If all goes well, two fights from now AJ will have built his US fan base, and Wilder will have built both that and his overall credibility, and a US ppv event may be feasible.