How long can they milk cash cow AJ before they stick him in with the Champ?

They will keep him away from the real threats. He is young and the Brits need something to make them feel worthy. Could go on till they make Deontay retire.

 

that stoppage was premature but i thin aj was gona win anyways.

 

Will be interesting to see who he goes with next. I think it will be a safe option like a Duhaupas, would fit right in with Molina and Breazeale. I think he'll then try to fight Haye or Bellew for another big payday.

 

As Hearn has said, Wilder needs to fight Whyte to make the type of money Wilder is going to want. Wilder knows boxing is a business but he doesnt understand business and we dont expect him to because he gets his head punched in for a living and thats no good for the brain cells that business thinking requires.

If Wilder just listens and beats Whyte, which Im sure he can do, then he will build up the fight between him and Joshua. If Wilder knocks out Whyte in the first round and then goes on the mic and talks his bad boy talk then that will just want british fans and all boxing fans want to see that fight even more. Hearn can then say hes your 35% and before Wilder can say 'WTF 35%?' Hearn will show him the millions and then Wilder will start smiling.

 

Who's the champ? I think he's the champ and Wilder and Parker are title holders... Fury is a one hit wonder.

 

Good post I think AJ has a bit of trouble coming his way..

By the champ, if you mean Parker then I think he has a great shot as I feel his chin will stand up to AJ's powers and he may be able to get a decision if AJ does indeed gas (I'm not sure why some poster here thinks AJ gassed that fight, his increased intensity plus Takam's inability to throw a punch back caused the stoppage.)

If you mean the man himself Tyson Fury then IF he does step in the ring again and IF he can get back to his best (extra IF IF IF) then I could see him boxing AJ's ears off..

IF you means the green pretender who Takam would have been by far his best opponent, Deonkey would most likely fold like a deck of cards the first shot to touch his chin. Nothing more than a silly little speed bump on the way to some big fights.

As per usual a good thread, keep it up..

 

Until there's pressure on Hearn to make this fight.
Right now there's none, Oscar was pressured to make GGG fight, remember?

 

Heartless money grabbers? He's fighting the contenders that are thrown his way which is the same thing a certain somebody does, but we'll never hear any complaints about him from you will we?

 

After watching him labour with the low energy Helenius I'm baffled why Wilder needs to fight Whyte.

 

Hearn just wants 2 shots at WBC title instead of one.
Then if Whyte wins he can make an in-house unification with AJ.

 

I hope you don't mean that chump they call Wilder, the guy with about 40 wins on his record against absolute bums.

Who did Wilder fight in his 20th fight?

 

It's all to do with money. In order for Hearn to make Joshua and Wilder their biggest ever pay days, Wilder needs to knock out Whyte in England to the point where I even think Hearn will be rooting for Wilder. That will blow up the Joshua vs Wilder fight.

 

I just don't see that. To me it's all about ducking or deterring Wilder and keeping Joshua on a carousel of second rate opposition. I did see a Joshua fight as a cash out for Wilder but I now make him 50-50 live dog - which makes perfect sense why Hearn wants to chuck a pretty pointless obstacle like Whyte in his path.

 

I don't give Whyte much of a chance vs Wilder, at least no more than a Washington or Spzilka. Is Whyte even as good as Buffet Bermane? Would Wilder need 11 rounds vs Lewison or a decision on Dave Allen and Helenius? Whyte is hyped because he's a Brit and matchroom fighter.