Comments Thread For: Hearn Reacts To Whyte on Joshua Rematch: He'll Have a Contract Today

[BlackRobb]

If people did not care, they would not be complaining.

People care, for sure etc.

There is zero interest in a Joshua-Whyte rematch. This is just Eddie trying to line his pockets.

[BlackRobb]

I never ordered it, never. Hearn has never gotten a pence of my dosh

Smart man.

[Get em up]

Its a completely pointless fight at this stage. If Joshua wins it does basically nothing to effect his stock. I dont think anyone is ever gonna give a **** about Whyte again either, people never cared that much to begin with.

I tend to think it's more of a level up fight for AJ not so much for his stock but for his confidence. Whyte will bring it vs AJ and itll be interesting to see if AJ can weather a storm and be aggressive against a genuine rival. I do agree that no one cares about Whyte at this stage but for Hearn it's a win win. If AJ wins he gets a deal done with the Saudis. If Whyte wins he can sell Wilder/Whyte as the mandatory we never saw.

[greeneye99]

I wouldn't watch this DAZN trash if you paid me to.

Alright Cool
Then I guess I won't see or read any Post from You in the aftermath of the AJ/Whyte fight

[PRINCEKOOL]

There is zero interest in a Joshua-Whyte rematch. This is just Eddie trying to line his pockets.

This is your 4th post in this thread.

[BlackRobb]

This is your 4th post in this thread.

I'm impressed that you can count. Come here. I got a cookie for you.

[BlackRobb]

Alright Cool
Then I guess I won't see or read any Post from You in the aftermath of the AJ/Whyte fight

You won't. Now go to bed.

[Toffee]

There is zero interest in a Joshua-Whyte rematch. This is just Eddie trying to line his pockets.

It's not being marketed as some kome kind of big rematch or settler. It's another tune up for Joshua with his new trainer. And it's a decent level of opponent who can sell a fight.

I'm not sure what people expect of Joshua. He's already earned plenty of future opportunities off the back of his career and draw. He has no obligations and can take a nobody as a tune up if he wants... but he'll still fight a better opponent than he needs to because that's what he does. Possibly an unnecessary risk but also probably a good test that he should pass if he's really going to contend again.

[PRINCEKOOL]

I'm impressed that you can count. Come here. I got a cookie for you.

5, 6th from you now. You are showing plenty of interest.

Do you think Whyte vs Joshua II, will struggle to sell out a Arena?

[BlackRobb]

It's not being marketed as some kome kind of big rematch or settler. It's another tune up for Joshua with his new trainer. And it's a decent level of opponent who can sell a fight.

I'm not sure what people expect of Joshua. He's already earned plenty of future opportunities off the back of his career and draw. He has no obligations and can take a nobody as a tune up if he wants... but he'll still fight a better opponent than he needs to because that's what he does. Possibly an unnecessary risk but also probably a good test that he should pass if he's really going to contend again.

The walls are closing in fast. He knows he can't beat Fury and has gotten slapped twice already by the blown-up cruiserweight. Wilder could be Eddie cashing him out before X-mas.