Why are Wilder fans celebrating AJs loss?

Joshua losing doesn't change that Wilder is a duck, so the memes continue. :lol1: So the childish name calling continues . Like I said ... Whatever makes you feel better Robbie boy .

Fantasy land as usual. Tried to claim i rated Joshua as some great fighter and got shut down, now you start with this lame ****. :rofl:Now Robbie be nice! I am taking the high road here.

I'm guessing because Joshua was supposed to be really good, but he really sucked, he even quit, and it's kinda funny? Against a flabby replacement that Wilder would've have murdered (if he's still looking for that body bag he's been talking about.)

Got nothing to say so write nonsense is that it? :rofl:God bless you Robbie. I refuse to dress you down anymore about AJ. I am not that cruel and inhumane. I have too much class and nobility to trample and ride roughshod over someone else's honor, dignity and feelings while they are down.

BREXIT!!! The good news for AJ is that he did not, actually, quit on TV in front of everyone in America. The vast majority of Americans, even boxing fans, don’t subscribe to DaysInn. The bad news for Eddie/AJ/DaysInn is the optics on ESPN, Twitter and everywhere else of AJ getting totally dominated and ended by a fatboy. Most casuals who MIGHT have been willing to buy in on AJ are just laughing at him now. And that won’t ever, every go away. He’s a punchline.Well in that sense. I guess you have a point. He quit on TV in front of almost everyone who lives in the U.K. On Sky Sports PPV. It's because I almost forgot. The U.K Doesn't get DaysInn. Moreover, he couldn't have quit on T.V. In the states either because DaysInn is not a television network. It's an online video media streaming broadcast. Only those Americans who cared enough to watch those ESPN highlights on T.V. Had the displeasure of witnessing such a shameful and pathetic display of cowardice by Anthony Joshua.

What myth and legend? You turds seem to think i thought Joshua was some great fighter. I've always been honest about where i thought Joshua stood. None of these guys would be top dogs in the 90s. Check my damn posts you fool.Yeah, your heart is broken. Joshua broke your heart! He broke your heart! :lol1:

No question about that. He looked for an exit and found one. He simply tapped out. By that time, he was already fatigued, hurt, defeated and a broken fighter anyway. BREXIT!!! The good news for AJ is that he did not, actually, quit on TV in front of everyone in America. The vast majority of Americans, even boxing fans, don’t subscribe to DaysInn. The bad news for Eddie/AJ/DaysInn is the optics on ESPN, Twitter and everywhere else of AJ getting totally dominated and ended by a fatboy. Most casuals who MIGHT have been willing to buy in on AJ are just laughing at him now. And that won’t ever, every go away. He’s a punchline.

and he QUIT live on tv in front of everyone in America,No question about that. He looked for an exit and found one. He simply tapped out. By that time, he was already fatigued, hurt, defeated and a broken fighter anyway.

I can honestly say, I am a neutral in this argument. I'm not a Wilder fan, and I'm not an AJ fan. But I can hand on heart say, Wilder fans are the absolute worst.

Take it easy on ole Robbie. He's had a rough weekend. AJ got KTFO and Fury the Coward is fighting some trash bum instead of the wilder rematch. Whyte is accusing AJ of not using steroids. Basically the British HWT's are a laughing stock and Robbie is all messed up by it. Nah, just having fun with the guy. He takes this **** too serious. I wish him no harm and hopes that his heart mends.

wilder made 10 million against brezeale as a guarantee. didn't pay UK taxes, etc. almost surely cleared more after taxes to fight dominic breazeale than he would have made if he took the 12 million they offered in the UK. it's not worth my time to go back and forth with somebody who doesn't think that it's a lowball to offer wilder what joe parker made. again, parker got a split of revenue, 30-35%, and he made 13 million bucks according to his people. just look at the wikipedia, hearn claimed it was a 35% split for parker, and parker's team claimed they made around 12-13 million bucks. ... as we speak, the idea is that whatever virtual or real money was involved, now it's gone!... those ships have sailed... AJ is done for good!... that's it!... :)

Actually I find you comical. Nobody here takes you seriously. Take it easy on ole Robbie. He's had a rough weekend. AJ got KTFO and Fury the Coward is fighting some trash bum instead of the wilder rematch. Whyte is accusing AJ of not using steroids. Basically the British HWT's are a laughing stock and Robbie is all messed up by it.

That's fine by me. Your posts show i get to you, denying it is pointless. I will keep doing me and making you cry. Cheerio. Dumb azz, find a post that I have denied or say the things that you accuse me of. I already had told you to go and dig. Like I said before, go and drink some toilet water.

and? Does that hurt you? :rofl: He posts a lot. :crying: We all know it's because i hurt your damn feelings on the regular. You can't get to me like i do you. :lol1: Actually I find you comical. Nobody here takes you seriously.

in their eyes aj and hearn are 100% innocent, they are unreasonable, we all know hearn messed everything up at first and then haymon blocked that dazn deal so its nothing to argue about its all documented... but their buy got embarrassed Saturday and QUIT... Lacedup in another thread said maybe the fight should've been canceled. He might be right. Hearn as AJ's promoter and dazn investor has as much conflict of interest as Haymon does. The best thing for his fighter wasn't the best thing for DAZN. That said-yeah its fun watching the British Boxing Cuckery deal with this loss. This was a tough one because he did kinda quit. I was reading the rbr thread and a number of posters were calling him a quitter.

For the same reason a lot ofJoshua fans wanted Breazeale to knock Wilder out. There are stupid fans on both sides. I'm not happy about Joshua losing because I wanted to see him fight Wilder.

Yep Ruiz is a better boxer than Wilder no doubt, has faster hands and better punching technique too. Wilder fans are pathetic, Wilder ducked Joshua for a reason.Why are you projecting the pain and hurt of Joshua's losing to Andy Ruiz, Jr on Saturday night onto Deontay Wilder by blaming him for the loss? The myth and the legend of AJ is gone. It doesn't exist anymore and have been totally debunked by one of the most over achieving Heavyweight fighters in history in Andy Ruiz, Jr. He proved that Anthony Joshua is not a super hero after all. He is just as human as everyone else.

Why are you projecting the pain and hurt of Joshua's losing to Andy Ruiz, Jr on Saturday night onto Deontay Wilder by blaming him for the loss? The myth and the legend of AJ is gone. It doesn't exist anymore and have been totally debunked by one of the most over achieving Heavyweight fighters in history in Andy Ruiz, Jr. He proved that Anthony Joshua is a not a super hero after all. He is just as human as everyone else. and he QUIT live on tv in front of everyone in America,

AJ was definitely winning the PR war, without question. As the clear a side, he can get any fight made if he really wants it by having his promoter offer a fair deal. It isn't a coincidence that Parker, Wilder, Whyte and Ortiz all complained about the initial offers they got on paper. All I ask is we start the story from the beginning. I have no problem acknowledging that Haymon blocked the fight most recently. We all know why he did. in their eyes aj and hearn are 100% innocent, they are unreasonable, we all know hearn messed everything up at first and then haymon blocked that dazn deal so its nothing to argue about its all documented... but their buy got embarrassed Saturday and QUIT...

Yep Ruiz is a better boxer than Wilder no doubt, has faster hands and better punching technique too. Wilder fans are pathetic, Wilder ducked Joshua for a reason.Why are you projecting the pain and hurt of Joshua's losing to Andy Ruiz, Jr on Saturday night onto Deontay Wilder by blaming him for the loss? The myth and the legend of AJ is gone. It doesn't exist anymore and have been totally debunked by one of the most over achieving Heavyweight fighters in history in Andy Ruiz, Jr. He proved that Anthony Joshua is not a super hero after all. He is just as human as everyone else.