Hearn is a cancer to boxing.

yeah he seems well on his way to manic depressive slump again.
he wants to fight everyone but doesn't want fight at all & wants to retire but doesn't want to retire. he seems unhappy but addiction to attention.

 

At least he will bring another book out. That will be my crimbo sorted!

 

Hearn said AJ has commercial obligations that a contract needs to address.

How much info do you need?

 

Do you genuinely think this?

 

I genuinely think he is happy to fight Charr next more so than AJ. I don’t think he is afraid etc of him

 

Do tou genuinely believe Tyson wants it?

 

Of Course, and it has been known & discussed for 6 Years already...

Fury is No Heavyweight (S-HW), specialist, he has been moved into place and fought NO One other than OLD Klit... He has stayed clear of AJ for years, not willing the chance of defeat!

 

Let’s agree to disagree here I think.

 

I don’t think he has anything to fear in this fight, so yes I do.

 

I think both boxers - both AJ and Fury - would like to fight each other. If the fight is not carried out, it is the promoters who stand in the way.

 

AJ and Fury will fight, eventually. There's too much money to be made to ignore it. Abit like Khan and Brook. Let's hope they fight whilst in their primes though.

 

The man who has stepped in the ring with Deontay Wilder 3 times is afraid of Anthony Joshua, hahahahaha.

 

Perhaps, but it does very much seem like Fury's either doing theatrics for the sake of it, or has a strange notion of how quickly contracts get done. He will have known from earlier this year, promoters are allowed 21 days to return signed contracts resulting from a purse bid and a lot of the work is in the bid itself. So a couple of weeks to sign up a voluntary with the split already agreed and venue already in place, isn't too bad...

 

The same Deontay Wilder whose best win is a 50 year old Luis Ortiz, whose best win is Christian Hammer via decision. The same Hammer pillow fists Hughie fury knocked out in 5 rounds. Sounds legit.

 

The same Wilder that put Fury on his backside 4 times. Not sure this sways the argument eitherway but for Fury personally it wasn't the easiest sequence of fights and only the 2nd one gives their trilogy a clear win.