Deontay Wilder Breaks Silence & Demands Eddie Hearn Pay Him 7 MILLION For Dillian Whyte Fight
Deontay Wilder breaks his silence & demands Eddie Hearn pay him 7 MILLION �� to fight Dillian Whyte whilst BLASTING the British heavyweight �� pic.twitter.com/BpVDkoaaCh
With all due respect Wilder always has some excuse for never fighting anyone!! The bronze bummer priced himself out of this fight!!!. He holds the belt hostage
This Bum beater is way overstepping his boundary. He made 900k to fight Washington and thinks he can demand 7 million? LMAO He’s been offered his career highest payday against a “easy guy” so it should be easy money, why reject it??.
Parker is fighting Fury to build his name in the UK so he can get a title shot at AJ.. so who is Wilder going to fight? He’s not getting 7 million for Stiverne 2.. he’s in no position to make demands. His name carries less weight than a feather!
Hearn said the winner of Whyte v Wilder would be inline for AJ. AJ is most likely fighting Vlad next then he has to fight Pulev as per the IBF exception rule. Wilder knows he cant fight AJ next so why call him out? why doesn't he take this fight get paid then get the AJ fight??
It's much better than Stiverne 2 .. WHO WANTS THAT???
AS ALWAYS WILDER IS ALL TALK NO ACTION.... BONGSQUAD!!!
EDIT: Eddie Hearn Responds to Wilder
eddieHearn) June 21, 2017 "]
You know AJ is tied up for now so why not have a real fight. Ps don't forget the offer included US tv ����
EDIT 3: Wilder responds again
Dillianwhyte ?����*♂️ yo if your serious get your master eddiehearn to follow the procedures and get the fight made. He Bought a Fresh Champion in Charles Martin IBF Belt so let's see him come and buy mines! Please do the brits a favor and come and shut this American WBC Champion up because how I see it, it's USA Vs Everybody!!! The Takeover has begun. Now think it's a Game and watch me stand over your body as the Gun smoke clears #Promise #BombZquad #YouDontWantThisCountryBoyHere #UsaVsEverybody #WBC #Champ #MostPrestigiousBeltInTheWorld�� #MostWell-KnownBeltInTheWorld�� #MostRecognizeBeltInTheWorld�� AND #MostRespectedBeltInTheWorld��#TheRealistChampInTheBusiness #Facts
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Joshua and Parker are tied up and he won't face Ortiz so I don't see how Whyte is any worse than the other options. Doesn't he realise that if he KOs Whyte he will increase the amount of money and recognition he'll get in a fight with Joshua afterwards?
You know why he is scared clear and simple, his last fight he earned $900k before costs. So if Dilian Whyte is such a bum why will he not take the easy 3 mill and knock Whyte.
The difference in skill level would make this entertaining.
Ward would probably look like prime Roy Jones Jr. in there for a couple rounds, but eventually Wilder would knock the wind out of him with that right.
Bumsquad would be dead by the end of round 2.
I hear you Bro. I'm not a fanboy of any fighter.. Before Fury became fat I always said Fury would beat AJ. I was rooting for Fury all the way but he lost the plot and he put me off him. He's not serious about the sport so why should I take him seriously?
Ive followed Wilder's career for years now even before AJ was on my radar.. I liked Wilder but his antics have out me off him.. I'm fed up of him talking about fighting the top guys when all he's really ever done is fight bums.
When I first came on this forum I was a AJ hater.. I use to say he's on steroids and that he will get beat when he steps up.. My display pic was made to troll his fan boys and that's why I deliberately made him look like a body builder. But I realised that that he isnt all hype and he's a fundamentally good heavyweight that is entertaining to watch.
I like what AJ stands for and when he took the Vlad fight in his 19th fight I became a fan. But if he starts to fighting bums like Wawrzyk, Washington And Malik Scott for the rest of his career I will call him out on his bull****.
I don't want to dislike Wilder.. But you can only take so much f*ckery
Haha, yeah I hear you.
This current situation with Wilder has me scratching my head. I hope he makes the right decision.
I don't know what happened to Fury?
He ate himself out of competition.
And Kitschko is not sure if he wants to endure getting socked up again, Lol.
Lol, I like AJ too. I'm a fan. But I have to be objective and be a fan not a fanboy, Lol.
Both Joshua and Wilder have been hurt and dropped in the amateurs, sparring and in pro fights. Joshua confirmed some sparring stories.
Being honest, objective and realistic about it. Their chins are about the same more or less. They both have the capability to knock each other out due to their power and chins.
If they fought right now I would pick Joshua to win because he's the more technically skilled and would likely land his big shots on Wilder first before Wilder can land his. I'd bet on Joshua if someone forced me to bet between the two. Absolutely.
I hear you Bro. I'm not a fanboy of any fighter.. Before Fury became fat I always said Fury would beat AJ. I was rooting for Fury all the way but he lost the plot and he put me off him. He's not serious about the sport so why should I take him seriously?
Ive followed Wilder's career for years now even before AJ was on my radar.. I liked Wilder but his antics have out me off him.. I'm fed up of him talking about fighting the top guys when all he's really ever done is fight bums.
When I first came on this forum I was a AJ hater.. I use to say he's on steroids and that he will get beat when he steps up.. My display pic was made to troll his fan boys and that's why I deliberately made him look like a body builder. But I realised that that he isnt all hype and he's a fundamentally good heavyweight that is entertaining to watch.
I like what AJ stands for and when he took the Vlad fight in his 19th fight I became a fan. But if he starts to fighting bums like Wawrzyk, Washington And Malik Scott for the rest of his career I will call him out on his bull****.
I don't want to dislike Wilder.. But you can only take so much f*ckery
Did I say Wilder was the real champion? I said Fury was the real champion. Wilder is a belt holder like parker & Joshua.
I asked what has Wilder done to deserve the fight.. And you said he's a champion. No he isn't, he just holds a belt.
I mentioned Wilder because this while thread is about Wilder vs Whyte.
And I'm talking about their pro fights not some rumors in sparring.
Lol, I like AJ too. I'm a fan. But I have to be objective and be a fan not a fanboy, Lol.
Both Joshua and Wilder have been hurt and dropped in the amateurs, sparring and in pro fights. Joshua confirmed some sparring stories.
Being honest, objective and realistic about it. Their chins are about the same more or less. They both have the capability to knock each other out due to their power and chins.
If they fought right now I would pick Joshua to win because he's the more technically skilled and would likely land his big shots on Wilder first before Wilder can land his. I'd bet on Joshua if someone forced me to bet between the two. Absolutely.
Just because a boxer holds a belt doesn't mean he's a real champion! You know this but you just want to use that excuse when it suits you.. according to you Wilder is a real champion because he holds a belt.. But you don't think Martin was a real champion even though he held a belt??. Hypocrite. Yes Martin won the vacant IBF title that was stripped from Fury.. but you seem to forget that Stiverne also won the vacant WBC title dropped by Vitali so why don’t you also say Wilder collected the WBC belts without actually beating the real champion Vitali???
Like I said you only the excuse when it suits you. Unlike you I’m consistent, neither Wilder nor Marin are real champions!! That’s why when AJ won the title from Martin I said it myself that AJ’s not a real champion! What makes you a real champion is who you fight and defend your title against! Just holding a title like Wilder and fighting bums all your life does not make you a real champion.. put all the titles aside and you’ll see that AJ with only 19 fights already has a better resume than Wilder.. FACT.
Did I say Wilder was the real champion? I said Fury was the real champion. Wilder is a belt holder like parker & Joshua.
I didn't mention Wilder, not sure why his name was brought up. But yeah you're probably right. Whyte probably has a better chin than Wilder. If you say that though, then Whyte probably has a better chin than AJ too. Based on all the stories we've heard of AJ getting dropped and knocked out in sparring. I think Wilder and AJ have similar chins. But their power, skills, size, length and strength particularly with AJ make up for it. Wilder as we know is not as skilled or as strong as AJ.
"Great" chin was what was described.
Whyte does not have a "great" chin, a good or decent chin yeah.
Tua took right hands, uppercuts and all kinds of punches from Lennox Lewis, Ike Ibeabuchi, everyone. Never been knocked out. And none of todays Heavyweights would have knocked Tua out either.
If Ike Ibeabuchi was fighting today in his prime, he would likely be the #1 Heavyweight. He had skill, could punch and had a "great" chin.
A lot of Heavyweights have good, decent or weak chins.
It's rare for Heavyweights to have "great" chins, very few do in boxing history. Which is understandable when you are fighting at the highest level of the scale.
But those two guys that I mentioned are the rare few that had "great" chins.
I mentioned Wilder because this while thread is about Wilder vs Whyte.
And I'm talking about their pro fights not some rumors in sparring.
I'd argue Whyte has a better chin than Wilder. Hes only been dropped by AJ who is an elite fighter with a 100% KO rate.. Wilder was dropped by Nichols Dustin and Harold Sconiers who are both feather fist'd bums.
I didn't mention Wilder, not sure why his name was brought up. But yeah you're probably right. Whyte probably has a better chin than Wilder. If you say that though, then Whyte probably has a better chin than AJ too. Based on all the stories we've heard of AJ getting dropped and knocked out in sparring. I think Wilder and AJ have similar chins. But their power, skills, size, length and strength particularly with AJ make up for it. Wilder as we know is not as skilled or as strong as AJ.
"Great" chin was what was described.
Whyte does not have a "great" chin, a good or decent chin yeah.
Tua took right hands, uppercuts and all kinds of punches from Lennox Lewis, Ike Ibeabuchi, everyone. Never been knocked out. And none of todays Heavyweights would have knocked Tua out either.
If Ike Ibeabuchi was fighting today in his prime, he would likely be the #1 Heavyweight. He had skill, could punch and had a "great" chin.
A lot of Heavyweights have good, decent or weak chins.
It's rare for Heavyweights to have "great" chins, very few do in boxing history. Which is understandable when you are fighting at the highest level of the scale.
But those two guys that I mentioned are the rare few that had "great" chins.
So anyone who lasts 7 with Joshua doesnt have a chin?:pat:
Have you ever been hit by a HW ?
Joshua hits harder than anyone those guys were hit by ,YOU NEED more than a good chin to withstand continuous shots by such a puncher ,thats not even debatable .
Whyte was knocked out ...therefor he has unproven chin? Sorry thats not logical . Whyte was also a kick boxer who was never knocked out there either . Ask Mercer how long he lasted in that sport and he would tell you one rnd from a head kick.
Did I say that he didn't have a chin? No I never typed those words. :pat:
"Great" chin was what was described.
Whyte does not have a "great" chin, a good or decent chin yeah.
Tua took right hands, uppercuts and all kinds of punches from Lennox Lewis, Ike Ibeabuchi, everyone. Never been knocked out. And none of todays Heavyweights would have knocked Tua out either.
If Ike Ibeabuchi was fighting today in his prime, he would likely be the #1 Heavyweight. He had skill, could punch and had a "great" chin.
I would say Ike hit pretty fvcking hard, so did David Tua. I guarantee you Joshua wouldn't be able to take their punches on his chin or Wilder or Whyte. What hindered Tua was his height, reach and the fact that he didn't have great skills, he was a come forward brawler, puncher. But these two had "great" chins.
A lot of Heavyweights have good, decent or weak chins.
It's rare for Heavyweights to have "great" chins, very few do in boxing history. Which is understandable when you are fighting at the highest level of the scale.
But those two guys that I mentioned are a rare few that had "great" chins.
Whyte has a great chin according to Eddie Hearn? Lol
Ok, sure Eddie. I remember Whyte laid out in a coma after Joshua hit him with an uppercut.
I'd argue Whyte has a better chin than Wilder. Hes only been dropped by AJ who is an elite fighter with a 100% KO rate.. Wilder was dropped by Nichols Dustin and Harold Sconiers who are both feather fist'd bums.
Yes bc we all know how weak Joshua is ?:doh:
I would say going more than 4 rounds with Joshua means you have a good chin.
Everyone posting in this thread would go down from the first punch he landed.
Hearn's latest statment:
No one really wants to fight Dillian Whyte because he is a right handful, he has got a great chin, he’s got a great work-rate, he’s strong and he can punch. To be honest, he’s a right pain in the arse in press conferences and you may end up having a roll around with him before you get into the ring, so he’s dangerous. But if Wilder wants to build his name in the UK ahead of a potential unification fight with Joshua, this fight would be perfect. Of course, if Wilder loses, that’s the big fight with Joshua out the window, so it is risky… for both of them. The funny thing is that Anthony Joshua has four opponents he really wants to fight: the rematch with Wladimir Klitschko, Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder… and Dillian Whyte. For some reason, AJ enjoyed his first fight with Whyte so much he wants to do it again. So if Whyte can win a heavyweight title, that fight would be massive in this country.
Whyte has a great chin according to Eddie Hearn? Lol
Ok, sure Eddie. I remember Whyte laid out in a coma after Joshua hit him with an uppercut.
Hearn's latest statment:
No one really wants to fight Dillian Whyte because he is a right handful, he has got a great chin, he’s got a great work-rate, he’s strong and he can punch. To be honest, he’s a right pain in the arse in press conferences and you may end up having a roll around with him before you get into the ring, so he’s dangerous. But if Wilder wants to build his name in the UK ahead of a potential unification fight with Joshua, this fight would be perfect. Of course, if Wilder loses, that’s the big fight with Joshua out the window, so it is risky… for both of them. The funny thing is that Anthony Joshua has four opponents he really wants to fight: the rematch with Wladimir Klitschko, Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder… and Dillian Whyte. For some reason, AJ enjoyed his first fight with Whyte so much he wants to do it again. So if Whyte can win a heavyweight title, that fight would be massive in this country.
Pay a premium? 3million is already treble the amount he usually makes per fight so i'd call that a premium.
As for 'giving him the red meat he really wants'... i'm losing track of how many times it needs to be said that Joshua has atleast 1, possibly 2 fights that he has to fight next... it's pretty common knowledge yet it seems some pro Wilder guys just want to pretend that is not the case continually.
We need to highlight that the offer was for £3 million sterling so close to $4 million dollars plus TV revenue.. Hearn said this offer is about 5 times more than what he will make if he fights Stiverne in a rematch.
What has he done? hahahahaha! He's the frigging WBC champion. AJ collected belts from a champion he never beat. He collected the IBF & WBA belts without actually beating the real champion Tyson Fury. Joshua did nothing but pick up Fury's leftovers in Klitschko & a freebee from Charles Martin. So before you start downplaying Wilder maybe you should consider how AJ acquired his titles. He collected belts without beating the real champion Tyson Fury...
Just because a boxer holds a belt doesn't mean he's a real champion! You know this but you just want to use that excuse when it suits you.. according to you Wilder is a real champion because he holds a belt.. But you don't think Martin was a real champion even though he held a belt??. Hypocrite. Yes Martin won the vacant IBF title that was stripped from Fury.. but you seem to forget that Stiverne also won the vacant WBC title dropped by Vitali so why don’t you also say Wilder collected the WBC belts without actually beating the real champion Vitali???
Like I said you only the excuse when it suits you. Unlike you I’m consistent, neither Wilder nor Marin are real champions!! That’s why when AJ won the title from Martin I said it myself that AJ’s not a real champion! What makes you a real champion is who you fight and defend your title against! Just holding a title like Wilder and fighting bums all your life does not make you a real champion.. put all the titles aside and you’ll see that AJ with only 19 fights already has a better resume than Wilder.. FACT.
If Wilder was remotely serious about this he would take the cheque.
Whyte is pretty durable, but it says a lot about Wilders real ambition if he won't fight Whyte.
Wilder is a joke, a disgrace to that belt.
I live in middle Europe ( not England) and only hardcore boxing fans here know who Wilder is. Joshua, Fury and Klitschko are far better known.
This is what i don't get with the "World" knows wilder. The Wilder v Johsua can be a bigger fight if they build it right. But right now no one apart from hardcore boxing fans knows him here.
Sky sports are trying to sell him over here to the public, because they know he would be a future Joshua opponent if he keeps winning.
And i think this is why they wanted him to fight Whyte.
What does he do? He's not getting Joshua next plus he needs to fight. Is this just negotiation?
Hopefully its just that. Unless he is fighting Parker, Ortiz or his rematch mandatory.
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