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When you are as humble as AJ, you receive the exceptions. Its all about being HUMBLE.Comment
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That's really nice of you Steve.. I'd rather Wlad retire than fight again, he has got nothing left to prove.. But if the man fights again then sure enough I got to root for him..
If the rematch happens I'll keep you posted.. I want to see how Wlad is during the training before I make up my mind about betting.. You know I like AJ and really hoped they hadn't fought as a fan of both..
I'd take Wlad over Joshua again but will I put money on him will have to be seen..Comment
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Originally posted by rules
what an utter ****.....
you made a right cvnt of yourself by arguing for DAYS that Joshua should be stripped if he rematches Klitschko, as Pulev deserves his shot because "rules doe"..... but, now you.....
1) don't even think that bum can beat Takam
2) have completely changed your mind because "rules doe"
so, the IBF were capable of coming to a common-sense decision..... but, you had to ask them, officially
you on the hand, were officially asked to use some common-sense..... but, you refused HAHAHA
flip-flopping little twat LMAO
it is hilarious that the rules of a second-rate sanctioning body are more important to you than securing a top fightComment
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No doubt Hearn gave both IBF and Pulev a FAT brown envelope. He can afford to as AJ vs Vlad fight will make millions. But Crawford/Indongo?? Its a hardcore fans fight.. I don’t see him paying fat cheques to keep it for all the belts especially since Indongo isn’t his fighter.Comment
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Think hes testing the waters promotionally in the US for when he decides to take Joshua over there. Isnt Crawford/Indongo a Top Rank/Matchroom co-promotion? Hes got Indongo for this fight, talk of Whyte being on the card, probably some more Matchroom fighters. Hes involved in the Gonzalez/Rungvisai negotiations. Seems to be up to something.Comment
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Here's a clue for you clueless dudes on here who are talking about Wilder and the rest. When AJ and Klitschko first signed the contract, there was a rematch clause in it. AJ won. So now Klitschko can rematch if he wants to. The IBF, WBA and IBO belts that were won had to be sorted out because there are mandatories waiting like Pulev and Ortiz, who both want some of that AJ money haha. Hearn got the OK to skip the WBA mandatory Ortiz, but needed the option to skip Pulev and the IBF mandatory too in order to keep the belts when/if Wladimir chose to rematch him. Yesterday the IBF granted the exception, largely due to the money that will be flowing in from the fight. So in summary, AJ isn't ducking anyone, he's fighting while keeping his belts. Both things that Fury didn't do. Meanwhile Wilder is still fighting bums, Parker is fighting in New Zealand and Briggs hasn't been heard from since he got caught...againComment
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Does anyone proof read on here?Comment
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Does this mean Ortiz vs Oquendo for the WBA title?Comment
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