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That’s naive though. No fighter is going to say that they don’t want to fight another fighter, because they know they Can say they want to fight knowing their team can get them out of the fight.
Look at AJ recently. He said on Twitter he will fight fury and then went silent. He left his team to come up with an excuse about commercial rights to get him out of the fight.
What else was Joshua going to do when fury called him out? Come on Twitter and say no? Obviously not.
Joshua’s team is talking about fighting Chris Arreola and Gerald Washington next. There is absolutely no way they would put him in with Deontay Wilder next or Tyson Fury when they haven’t even started the deal with DAZN yet. It’s knockover jobs for AJ for a couple of fights.
Do you think Usyk’s team would let him fight Wilder next when there’s a much bigger unification fight for bigger money with Fury? Of course not.
Don’t be naive. You know how the boxing business works. What fighters say in public is pretty irrelevant to what actually happens on the business side of things.
Look at AJ recently. He said on Twitter he will fight fury and then went silent. He left his team to come up with an excuse about commercial rights to get him out of the fight.
What else was Joshua going to do when fury called him out? Come on Twitter and say no? Obviously not.
Joshua’s team is talking about fighting Chris Arreola and Gerald Washington next. There is absolutely no way they would put him in with Deontay Wilder next or Tyson Fury when they haven’t even started the deal with DAZN yet. It’s knockover jobs for AJ for a couple of fights.
Do you think Usyk’s team would let him fight Wilder next when there’s a much bigger unification fight for bigger money with Fury? Of course not.
Don’t be naive. You know how the boxing business works. What fighters say in public is pretty irrelevant to what actually happens on the business side of things.
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