Wilders stock in AJ fight

Forget what happened in the ring, Wilders stock wont go down in regards to that. It only goes up or down on the financials of how well this fight did. That was the whole point of this exercise. Most of us expected him to win, he didnt but he didnt lose, most of us expected for Fury to make Deontay look real average at times, that happened. It wasnt an exposure of Deontay in any way. Hes not a great Boxer but he is is a great puncher.

 

He should go for that AJ fight now before rematching Fury in my opinion.

If he fights a more sharper Fury, he loses next time around and no judges and commission (who wanted to fix a rematch) will be able to save him. He might as well play his hand now against Matchroom and swing for more money.

I also think he has a good chance against Joshua, only because he carries his power late and has good endurance and athleticism so he can capitalise on Joshua's lack of movement and lack of agility. He then comes back to rematch Fury for a mega mega money fight.


Heck, if Fury/Wilder don't force their rematch, both should go for AJ next. It's a winnable fight for them both and the rematch is always there.

I think Fury can beat both Joshua and Wilder based on what I saw last night.

 

Obviously if there's some terrible financial results that would damage him, but today as things stand I think he's come out stronger. In fact it's one of those rare fights where I think both men have come out stronger. Obviously Fury more so given where he's come from. Not only did he survive, he almost got a decision in a US arena when very few thought that possible.

As for Wilder, this is easily the biggest fight he's ever been involved in. He's held his own in the promotion, did some good/fun interviews and there'll be enough clips from this fight to sell his big hitting prowess some more even if Fury rose from the canvas. The most important thing is that there will be interest in a rematch, which gives him an alternative big earner if the AJ offer isn't sufficiently sweet.

 

Wilder has no stock, he has a belt, that's all, he has a belt, just a belt.

Wilder was made to look turd.. AGAIN. Wilder isn't worth a toss, gifted a draw in his own backyard.

But I do owe Fury a huge apology, I thought he was too far gone, I thought he had done himself too much damage but Fury still had enough left to better that sack of crap Wilder.

Wilder hasn't got the nuts to rematch Fury in the UK, no way, Fury will be better than he was tonight with another camp and more time, Wilder will go and fight Breazeale and old man Ortiz again.

Wilder is freezing Whyte out, he will freeze Fury out, Wilder will carry on screaming and shouting about AJ but stay in the safety of the US beating up bums.

The majority of Wilder fans should log out and do one.

 

In all honestly the result has hurt that fight a bit because it was always supposed to be about working out the no 1..

Now u have Fury in the back ground with a "slice of the pie" so to speak..

 

Absolutely no chance whatsoever of AJ ever going to the USA now after that. Also recall the GGG vs Clenelo and Ward vs Kovalev recent embarrassments.

No fighter who is the bigger draw is ever going to fight in the USA again, and AJ is the bigger draw.

Wilder will have to come to the UK for this fight if he wants it.

 

The lack of a decisive result does add to the uncertainty but long term it makes the division more interesting. An AJ Wilder fight would still be huge, 4 belts etc. Fury fighting the winner could be even bigger. Either AJ the man who took his belts or Wilder who took a home town decision against him. Fury put himself right back in the picture with that performance.

 

Totally 100% depends on the ppv buys. He could have stunk the place out for 12 rounds and Fury's leg breaks but all that matters in the money and the belt.

I wouldn't be shocked if it happens before he rematches Fury.

 

Boxing should put america into exile

 

I never bought the argument that last night's fight would establish the number one on account of there being, in my view, a clear number one already, based on multiple performances over the last few years and he wasn't in that ring last night.

 

This 100%