Most hated HW currently?

Interesting how more people though AJ than Fury lol Consider it was Fury's side that had the issues preventing the undisputed fight.

 

"Peddle stool" lol, it's pedestal mate.

 

How fast do these peddle stools go ?

 

As much as it pains me, Safin already corrected me. My iPhone made me out to be as simple as some of the other posters on here. I don't deserve to edit... so have at it.

 

Rumour has it, pretty quick

 

Everyone likes Usyk.

Original question: Definitely Wilder, I'm black, I'm American and I'm rooting for Fury, and Joshua to both rid us of him. It really pisses me off that he's the American HW standard bearer as opposed to Mike Hunter for instance.

 

Wilder
- Cherry picked soft opponents
- Awful excuses about the Fury loss
- The collecting a body on his resume comments.
- The most delusional fans

 

Must be Whyte. The three biggest fan groups all seem to have it in for him:

Wilder's - long history of Whyte being a thorn in their side and deligitimizing his reign.

Joshua's - claim Whyte ducked him, and pretend Joshua beat the best version so no rematch needed.

Fury's - think he's a bum unworthy of uttering their saviours name.

I've even recently seen him called a cherry picker.

WBO don't want him, WBC don't want him. And apparently the majority of fans don't want him.

Dillian is a billy-no-mates
But we'll miss him when he's gone.

 

Tyson Fury is the British demi god. Hes apparently a H2H nightmare and you'll get crucified for disliking him. Just the other day Fury contradicted himself (again) saying he would have had to pay Wilder 80 million in step aside money when earlier in the year he said it was 20 million after the arbitration. (LOL)

 

I think you're the one mixing things up. They said Wilder sought a $20 million stepaside payment, but the damages from the arbitration (totally separate number to Wilder's stepaside demands) would've been $80 million.

 

Joshua. Just watch OP's profile and that one dude who has bio as "Big Stiff Idiot".

 

Alright but maybe he shouldn't have tried running the contractually obligated rematch for however long he did. Just like the Klitschko fight. This could be over and no arbitration would be needed had he taken care of Wilder and we'd 100% be looking forward to a Joshua/Fury fight