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Personally I think he signed a three fight deal but didn’t want to announce it because he knew it would make him look stupid as it’s going to be considerably less than what dazn offered him plus it would fly in the face of his argument about wanting to be a free agent and control his own destiny. It’s strange that the Ortiz fight has been agreed straight away and if the konowacki fight gets agreed in a similar fashion then I’d be certain there’s an agreement between the two parties. Hearn said something similar and I know you all like to call him a liar but he also said the ortiz fight was done pretty much the day after the breazle fight and that turned out to be true.

I’m in la on holiday. I was in the lift earlier and someone overheard my British accent and asked if I was from the U.K. and the first thing he said after that was he follows British boxers and in particular aj. Are you guys being honest when you say nobody knows who he is or do you just mean the average American? Because it’s already been proven the average American isn’t sure who wilder is either. I know one person doesn’t mean he’s the most famous person in history but I find it strange that’s the first thing someone would say to me, he must be relatively well known

As per old fish eyes twitter https://mobile.twitter.com/frankwarren_tv/status/1109106275537899520 Personally I don’t see it happening especially if he plans on matching him against Gorman soon but it would be a good watch. I’d pick Joyce at this stage but if it was to happen a year down the line then ddd wins easily

Would you say charlo should jump ship and join DAZN to get the big fights. I mean Canelo, Jacobs, Andrade and possibly GGG will be over there there’s not much in the way of top level opposition over at pbc. If Crawford is criticised for not joining pbc for the big names should charlo be criticised also?

I was just thinking whyte turned down the 5 mil offer from aj on the basis that he was unhappy with the fact AJ would still make more in the rematch. Whyte backed himself to the point he was so certain he would beat AJ he was willing to turn down the offer because he was unhappy with the terms of the rematch, a rematch that in all likelihood will never happen. In favour of waiting it out to become mandatory for a lesser split but the opportunity to dictate his own terms in a potential rematch. I don’t necessarily think it was the smartest move but I do respect it.