Wilder or Bowe? Which is the bigger duck in history?

Wilder is a pathetic duck but so was Bowe, it's a close call.

Don't think so. He simply said he won't fight it NEXT but never mentioned after that. And if Wilder is fighting in Sept. as rumoured, then it is fair because Sept is too early for an AJ fight. Unless you can show me somewhere that he is demanding more than 50% share. My understanding is Wilder has an obligation, either privately written or verbal understanding, for his next 3 fights...Ortiz, Kownacki, and Fury. There is nothing stopping AJ and Hearn to agree to a 50-50 deal and fight in Summer of 2020. That gives a good one year for the fight to marinate and profiles to build up. In fact, it will be more exciting since each of their next fights will be compared in minute details. So you're making more excuses for why Wilder can duck some more because he's got other fights lined up that no one cares about? He'd still turn down 50/50 because he doesn't want it. Never did. He knows what happens. You're excited about Wilder's cowardice and waiting longer because he's too scared at the minute? Oh I don't dispute that. There are so many cowards in your country you must be used to it by now.

Anthony Joshua is the biggest duck until he agrees to 50-50 against Wilder and Fury. You can cry from a loudspeaker that you want a fight, but what good is that if you start playing games when it comes to the financial aspect of it? I can understand a fresh heavyweight wanting the belts to accept a 60-40 or less split, but why would another champion do that? Why would he put his belt on the line knowingly going in as a B side? Only Joshua or Hearn or his blind followers can believe that to be a fair deal. He is the biggest financial duck of them all. You make no sense. That's like saying Ortiz should have got most of the money due to being the champ against Floyd. Asking for money way beyond your worth is one of many ways to duck the fight and make sure it doesn't happen. But it's OK, you're American and biased so you don't count when asking questions to adults. Peace.

Anthony Joshua is the biggest duck until he agrees to 50-50 against Wilder and Fury. You can cry from a loudspeaker that you want a fight, but what good is that if you start playing games when it comes to the financial aspect of it? I can understand a fresh heavyweight wanting the belts to accept a 60-40 or less split, but why would another champion do that? Why would he put his belt on the line knowingly going in as a B side? Only Joshua or Hearn or his blind followers can believe that to be a fair deal. He is the biggest financial duck of them all. Lol. Don't do drugs kids.

Nice sig ... Ward was a coward also I only have the stuff cause he's smashing a racist which is even worse than a cowardly yank

Wilder he's a coward like all Americans. Americans can't fight they only posture and talk **** then hide behind their guns. Nice sig ...

Wilder he's a coward like all Americans. Americans can't fight they only posture and talk **** then hide behind their guns.

What about the guy that said give me $50M and I swear I will fight tomorrow? That resonates like a MF

Bowe since Wilder vs Joshua will happen eventually You cant assume that. He's ducking, and one of them could get beat meantime. He's a ducker phoney

Wilder says he won't fight for 50/50 Don't think so. He simply said he won't fight it NEXT but never mentioned after that. And if Wilder is fighting in Sept. as rumoured, then it is fair because Sept is too early for an AJ fight. Unless you can show me somewhere that he is demanding more than 50% share. My understanding is Wilder has an obligation, either privately written or verbal understanding, for his next 3 fights...Ortiz, Kownacki, and Fury. There is nothing stopping AJ and Hearn to agree to a 50-50 deal and fight in Summer of 2020. That gives a good one year for the fight to marinate and profiles to build up. In fact, it will be more exciting since each of their next fights will be compared in minute details.

Anthony Joshua is the biggest duck until he agrees to 50-50 against Wilder and Fury. You can cry from a loudspeaker that you want a fight, but what good is that if you start playing games when it comes to the financial aspect of it? I can understand a fresh heavyweight wanting the belts to accept a 60-40 or less split, but why would another champion do that? Why would he put his belt on the line knowingly going in as a B side? Only Joshua or Hearn or his blind followers can believe that to be a fair deal. He is the biggest financial duck of them all. Wilder says he won't fight for 50/50

Anthony Joshua is the biggest duck until he agrees to 50-50 against Wilder and Fury. You can cry from a loudspeaker that you want a fight, but what good is that if you start playing games when it comes to the financial aspect of it? I can understand a fresh heavyweight wanting the belts to accept a 60-40 or less split, but why would another champion do that? Why would he put his belt on the line knowingly going in as a B side? Only Joshua or Hearn or his blind followers can believe that to be a fair deal. He is the biggest financial duck of them all.

Bowe since Wilder vs Joshua will happen eventually This. Wilder still has time to redeem himself. FYI, I'd say Mayweather ducking a prime Pacquiao was worse than either Bowe or Wilder.

Bowe since Wilder vs Joshua will happen eventually

Fury is the biggest duck in history. Yeah Bowe threw the title in the trash can but Fury was negotiating a rematch then went to sign with Arum and ESPN knowing that would make it impossible for him to fight any of the top HWT'sfor the length of his contract because they are not going to fight on ESPN. Haymon isn't letting Wilder fight on DAZN because he isn't going to help Hearn sell DAZN subscriptions. Frankly, the terrible glitches and problems they had broadcasting Canelo/Jacobs suggests this is a good thing for the sport. No need to go to a service that can't handle massive traffic of a major fight.

Wilder 100%. Maybe if the ghetto rat gets that dead body on his resume he might find the courage to step up? Who knows.