Which fight do u want to see next?

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Which fight do you want to see next?

  1. Fury v Wilder rematch

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  2. Wilder v Joshua

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  3. Fury v Joshua

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    37.0%
  1. pne buz

    pne buz Active Member Full Member

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    I have to say the rematch.unfinished business.
     
  2. Robney

    Robney ᴻᴼ ᴸᴼᴻᴳᴲᴿ ᴲ۷ᴵᴸ Full Member

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    Joshua vs Wilder for the undisputed heavyweight championship. (WBA/WBC/WBO/IBF/IBO/GBP (aka Ring)/TBRB)

    Fury can challenge the winner (probably Joshua) if he wants.
     
  3. Scissors

    Scissors Posts are sponsored by Matchroom Full Member

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    This. On paper it’s also the most exciting fight.
     
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  4. Smudge_

    Smudge_ Teak tough Full Member

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    Rematch for me as well. Agree with the OP, it's unfinished business.
     
  5. Smudge_

    Smudge_ Teak tough Full Member

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    It would be for all the belts, but it wouldn't create an undisputed champion, not literally undisputed anyway. It will be hotly disputed since Wilder shouldn't have a belt to defend.
     
  6. Jurgen

    Jurgen Pay Per Pudding Advisor banned Full Member

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    The world wants to see a unified fight between the current belt holders.

    We have already seen what happens between Wilder and Fury - tip tap avoid, tip tap avoid then in runde 12 booooooooooooom.
     
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  7. Jurgen

    Jurgen Pay Per Pudding Advisor banned Full Member

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    The lineal 'roided and robbed' champion must never be out of the picture - maybe get him in with Big Baby Miller in a UK £99.99 PPV special with Brook v Khan on the undercard
     
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  8. Robney

    Robney ᴻᴼ ᴸᴼᴻᴳᴲᴿ ᴲ۷ᴵᴸ Full Member

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    Tyson was "officially" undisputed without even having the Ring strap at the time. The winner of the Joshi vs Windmiller fight would also be considered "lineal" by the TBRB for instance, while others prefer another lineage. Still, the winner of that fight woould be the real champion, not some "yes, but if... then... maybe... also... unless... because..." champion.
     
  9. Bensub

    Bensub Boxing Addict Full Member

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    As Fury is the number one, let the other two fight and knock lumps out of each other and Fury will get the winner!
     
  10. destruction

    destruction Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Fury already beat Wilder. What is the point in a rematch?

    The next fight that I want to see is number 2 vs number 1. Fury vs AJ.

    I would like them to take that April date, and tell Whyte to jog on.
     
  11. Smudge_

    Smudge_ Teak tough Full Member

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    Aye I get all that. But I was meaning undisputed as in it's definition, not officially, in boxing terms. Because it is disputed and rightly so because Wilder just lost to Fury.
     
  12. Robney

    Robney ᴻᴼ ᴸᴼᴻᴳᴲᴿ ᴲ۷ᴵᴸ Full Member

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    True. But there have been many instances of disputed wins for the undisputed title in the past (just think about the Ali vs Norton III riot). Still, it stayed official non the less, and Ali was the very disputed undisputed champion.
     
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  13. Double J

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    Does Wilder have a contract with Showtime? AJ does with DAZN so not sure how American TV Will work for that one.
    Fury AJ is obvious. No way BT agree for it to be Sky and vice versa. Imagine Eddie letting AJ on BT, no chance.

    Only one easy to make is Wilder Fury in terms of TV.

    Can see egos outside of the ring ruining this for fighters and fans.
     
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  14. 305th

    305th Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Same. Going to be a long, tedious wait for Fury AJ for a whole host of reasons.

    Not least the TV factor, plus the fact that avoiding Fury means Joshua can keep his endorsements as he won't be risking his 0 getting schooled, which he will be in definite danger of fighting Fury.

    The question is how much is Fury going to build his profile, (calling Joshua out while he's doing it) and secondly can Eddie keep the plates spinning for credible opponents that keep the casuals buying PPV's. Only the most hardcore of MR fans will blithely accept Whyte, Pulev then Miller over the next two years and remain convinced, which is why I think all of a sudden Eddie may suddenly have found his pen re a contract with Wilder.

    Only issue with that is I can't imagine Finkel and Haymon agreeing to a UK bout for a match that could damage Wilder's standing unless the money and split offered is very favorable indeed.

    Time will tell but you'll get an idea fairly soon if he seems to be artificially pushing through fighters like Miller and Usyk through the ranks faster than normal.
     
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