It's obvious that AJ and Hearn are ducking Fury.

And all the way back to 2014, before either of them were champions .....

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I used to underrate Fury myself.
I underrated Joshua too.
But after they kept winning fights I thought they'd lose, I have to give credit where it is due.

 

This is the thing right thing. And next time that guy trying to ride Fury nuts, aka the unfo...... Be sure to read this, and watch Hearn interview.
All the facts are pretty clear as well !!

 

This, obviously.

 

you left this one out, sport.

 

Good one.

Maybe AJ and his team will turn out to be bums too, if Fury fights him and beats him.

 

for some clarity, what do you think about these quotes. does it all make sense to you? does it confuse you?

 

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Can't believe these morons coming up with conspiracies that either of both sides spent months trying to arrange a mega fight all for appearances. The arbitration which was always a present danger being made out to be a non-factor when it clearly was is the only real complaint one can have about this whole ordeal. Everyone acted like Wilder had no chance of winning his case and now they paid the price for their cockiness. Arum clearly got the sense that the arbitration wasn't heading in his favour judging by his increasing negativity about the fight being "confirmed" by Eddie. Both are guilty of not mentioning the arbitration as a potential slip up as much as they did, but I guess they didn't want to kill the hype in case the outcome was in their favour.

 

No, it makes some sense I think.
You're saying Fury isn't as great as a lot of people say. You're saying he's not great at all.
But he still keeps winning fights and doing things you didn't think he could do. It suggests you've been underrating him.

And now you put a lot of faith in AJ "exposing" him as not great, but AJ really isn't proven to be great either.

 

Yeah. obviously Hearn was always going to position himself to be able to point the finger, as he is doing now.
And Arum was always going to play down his chances of losing, because no one who wants to win a case concedes they are likely to lose.

There's really not much else to it.

Fair play to Finkel, Haymon, Wilder and their team for keeping quiet and playing to win. It is the same as things were last year, so I am baffled by how confused and incensed so many fans are acting now.

 

all that is just happening in your head. ive been saying aj was the best of the current lot since before fury beat wlad. ive seen nothing yet to make me think i need to admit i was wrong. i gave him credit for the heart he showed, which i agree that i hadnt given him credit for, but hes still not a great fighter. neither is aj, but hes better. actually watch fury vs wilder 2 critically. from a skill level point. the skills were laughable. out of balance, wild swinging, which was connecting...which made me laugh. the speed, technique and execution is just not at elite level. it just isnt. im not talking about 1 punch speed. im talking about speed in positioning, recovery, evasiveness, etc...

 

ill tell you what, i dont usually bet on fights, but i got a crisp $100 bill to bet on any fight you feel you know better in. easy to talk out the ass when you dont intend on backing it. not the same when the test is real. something many of you were never taught.

 

No duck. AJ has no fear of Fury at all.

I also reckon they would much rather fight Fury than Usyk