Yeah Fury has been negotiating what he wants, all fighters do that. Part of the game.
Egis has been trying to move the goalposts at every chance he gets. That's who people need to start paying attention to. When they get a step further in negotiations, Egis keeps putting up another roadblock. Now he's trying to cancel the fight altogether
He knows Usyk can't beat Fury. He's said on camera that Usyk has no chance to win on stoppage and he would have to do it on points. His quote is "he cant beat Fury, but he could win"
This guy watched Fury take all of Wlad's belts when he was working with him and knows it'll happen again.
He does not want this fight in the UK for sure, he is doing everything to prevent it happening next month because he wants Saudi money as compensation for losing the titles.
Warren is still trying to make the fight happen fight now. Egis doesn't want it. Look how negative he's been all the way through.
That's not to say Fury hasn't been difficult either but all he's been doing is negotiating. Egis has been preventing things moving forward. That's the difference.
Egis has been trying to move the goalposts at every chance he gets. That's who people need to start paying attention to. When they get a step further in negotiations, Egis keeps putting up another roadblock. Now he's trying to cancel the fight altogether
He knows Usyk can't beat Fury. He's said on camera that Usyk has no chance to win on stoppage and he would have to do it on points. His quote is "he cant beat Fury, but he could win"
This guy watched Fury take all of Wlad's belts when he was working with him and knows it'll happen again.
He does not want this fight in the UK for sure, he is doing everything to prevent it happening next month because he wants Saudi money as compensation for losing the titles.
Warren is still trying to make the fight happen fight now. Egis doesn't want it. Look how negative he's been all the way through.
That's not to say Fury hasn't been difficult either but all he's been doing is negotiating. Egis has been preventing things moving forward. That's the difference.
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