Why Wilder NOT Taking The Offer Is A Duck

I think Joshua has some very good options if the wilder fight doesnt materialise. Fury is fighting this year in June which would build interest. If Haye (and it is an if) blasts out Bellew then that would be a big PPV fight also and Povetkin (who I think due to styles could be a tougher fight for Povetkin) who I think would be a big fight.
Wilder was due to fight Povetin in Russia so I guess Povetkin was a bigger draw and from a massive country with a massive population.
That could be 3 potential big fights there.
Probably only be around 2/3 years and there will be talk of a Dubois fight or maybe a Joyce fight sooner due to him being older and I would guess that if H Fury has a few more wins it could be built up as you will get posters who will say something like they felt H Fury beat Parker and that they felt Parker beat Joshua etc.
I really think there are big options for Joshua. If Whyte can score another good win and is fully healthy it could likely be built up
With Wilder not as many but has fights like against Miller but I dont know what the interest would be?

 

Is that correct that the WBC mandatories 1, 2, 3 are Breazeale, Whyte and Martin? 3 of Joshuas previous opponents?

 

You're a joker.

Who creates a thread because a team has not immediately accepted an opening offer?

The thread didn't need to be made.

Businessmen do not accept opening flat fees from a huge fight which will generate millions of dollars.

It's BUSINESS.

How many more threads will you be posting?

Shall we expect one every time Hearn is quoted in the media?

Sort yourself out.

Both teams will be negotiating right now behind closed doors.


Let's have a look at the names you've highlighted above:

Whyte - has already been beaten.

Pulev - isn't going to generate huge interest.

Parker - has just happened and was a dull fight for the fans. If it happened again, it would be a long time in the future.

Ortiz - has just been beaten by Wilder and is classed as being finished.

Fury - won't happen until next year at the earliest.


Yes, Anthony is frustrated. He's already said that he doesn't really want to fight Povetkin. He desperately wants the Wilder fight. And Finkle will do all that he can to exploit that.

 

He has options of lots of other fights whete he'll be well paid and well supported. But unless he fights Fury, there's no other fights out there of this magnitude.

Regarding Haye, I think he's finished. But we'll find out soon enough.

 

Precisely. So he's doing as you suggest and following the path to the 'end offer' (your words, not mine) you identified in the OP. Do you understand the concept of negotiation?

 

Wilder is not in a position of power. AJ is in the driving seat because he sells tickets and ppv. He could fight my nextdoor neighbor and still sell out wembley. Wilder cannot.

 

That's because of your diminished IQ. And the problem 'debating' with someone lacking in cerebral capability is the total inability to interpret a conflicting point of view, which just leaves emotional responses like yours. Sorry Galva, but you're simply too thick to waste time on.

 

Lol...u wut mate? Povetkin is a tougher fight than Wilder?

 

I think it due to styles thing.
Wladimir didnt have much problems with Povetkin because he was able to hold and use his addition size and weight to his advantage, but Joshua isnt one to really do that holding and leaning and tends to trade more which I think could leave openings. I would favour Joshua to beat Povetkin but due to styles think he could have problems if the fight goes on

 

He's in a position of power for as long as he's the WBC champ and Fury is out of the picture.

Joshua desperately wants that last remaining belt.

Fighting Wilder gives him that opportunity as well as giving him the biggest fight in the division.