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Wilder did not sign the contract 3 days before the arbitration. He signed it 3 days before Fury signed his on ESPNJust some snippets from the Hearn interview:
"Wilder has signed the contract 3 days before the arbitration verdict"
"Frank Warren did nothing to help"
"Bob Arum had a date ready"
"Arbitrators do not usually set dates" (this is basic common sense lol)
"Tyson Fury, where's your balls?"
Hhahaahah Fury is a bald clown!
The arbiter did not set a rematch date. He set a date to complete the fight by. The date was the fight must be completed by September 15th. The fight is scheduled for July 24th. Was the arbiter supposed to make a ruling without an enforcement by date? That makes no senseComment
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It's all noise. A court has ordered Fury to fight Wilder, so it is what it is. Wilder is a more dangerous opponent than Joshua anyway, hence why AJ wanted nothing to do with the man.
Joshua is a bum and will get smashed up by Fury whenever it happens.
Fury fans such as myself simply don't care what Matchroom casuals like the OP thinks.Comment
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Fury is still ranked the #1 HW in the world btw, Joshua needs Fury, not the other way round.
Joshua can never call himself a real champion because he's never beaten a real champion.
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Fury is a fraud a liar and a coward.Comment
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Fury is a fat slob now and ducking coward liar. All roads lead to AJ. Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield are in better shape than fatso fury.Comment
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Hahaha...Eddie looks pissed.
I am no Fury fan myself, but what is he supposed to do? look upset? say some depressing words or go after his promoter? why? so Hearn can look good in front of the investors?
Sorry, but neither Fury, Arum, nor Warren was hyping up this fight because they knew very well this is a "potential fight", not a "done deal". Only Eddie Hearn was trying to sell us and the investors a half-cooked fight whose ingredients were missing. I don't recall any of Fury, Arum, or Warren saying we'll be announcing this "next week" week after week. It was obvious and written in the deal agreement that the fight will only take place subject to arbitration. Fury lost the arbitration means they have to postpone this plan and fight Wilder next which is exactly what they are doing.
So, why should Fury, Arum, or Warren do? Only Eddie is pissed off because he sold a half-cooked fight to the fans and, particularly, the Saudi investors. Moreover, Eddie is pissed because this may be Joshua's last fight with him and he may never get to make the unification fight. Eddie is also pissed because the last time they delayed it, Joshua lost to Ruiz and he fears Joshua may lose to Usyk. Eddie is also pissed because the Saudi investors wouldn't trust him in the same manner in the future and would demand a signed contract first. Eddie is also pissed because he was caught off-guard with no plan B.
Fury and his team are excited because they are fighting a big name and would get a 60-40 split from it. Plus, they think they can easily beat Wilder and still make the unification fight so this is just a cherry on the icing. Sure, Joshua was a bigger fight but they weren't already ahead of themselves believing it is a done deal. So, you don't regret something that you never had. It was just a possibility that did not work out for now.Comment
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Hearn delivered the fight....with career highest purses for both and fury signed for the fight and now everything is documented in video of fury’s camp confirming it.
now fury has backed out which pints to only one fact.....he bottled it and went for the smaller easy option wilder.
Plain and simple fury ducked the fightComment
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The most damning part in all this is Arum didn't even try and negotiate another deal with Wilder, and Fury's team keep claiming "Wilder won't budge" huuuuh? As if none of know that he isn't the most principled guy n the planet lol everyone knows he would have a price.
Pathetic from Team Fury.Comment
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