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  • #41
    It really doesn't make any sense for Stiverne to step aside unless they are going to pay him 4 or 5 million, but he can't get that much.

    Say the offer is 1.5 which is probably high but fair, he is going to get like 500 to 750k (that figure will be the same now or later) to fight Wilder so he isn't going to make that much more to wait. If Whyte happens to win Stiverne is going to have to wait longer because they will at least try to line up a unification, if Wilder wins the same thing really. It is asking to be left out in the cold, Stiverne has wanted the and thinks he can win. If he wins that fight it is Stiverne looking at a big money unification fight. Now is basically the best time he can force the fight to go down so unless he is getting insane money to walk then he pretty much shouldn't especially since he likes his chances in the rematch.

    Sure he could bank an extra million plus but King will get a cut so is it really worth it to wait and perhaps have to wait a long while.

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    • #42
      Originally posted by soul_survivor View Post
      I'm with you in that minority. I've been saying for ages that Oriz is old, slow, overrated power and only throws 2 punches.

      But it would be a huge step up considering who Wilder has faced.
      Lol yeah solid point there.

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      • #43
        Wilder-Bellew with Stiverne-Whyte on the undercard in a super-duper final eliminator?

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        • #44
          Originally posted by ukboxingfan1981 View Post
          If the alternative is Stiverne then I doubt anyone will be complaining if it was Haye, Whyte, Klitschko or a few others.

          Wilder has always fought low quality opposition, no shame in calling him out on it.
          Agree, my friend. I just think it's more happenstance lately. From the Povetkin fight to sitting out the rest of the year.

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          • #45
            Reading these comments is comical, hehehe look at these haters, OH! Please don't let it be someone good! Please make it Bermane Stiverne! we don't want a David Haye or tha Bellend! we must keep Deontay down! hes getting closer to Joshua! NO!!!!

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            • #46
              Originally posted by 1hourRun View Post
              Reading these comments is comical, hehehe look at these haters, OH! Please don't let it be someone good! Please make it Bermane Stiverne! we don't want a David Haye or tha Bellend! we must keep Deontay down! hes getting closer to Joshua! NO!!!!
              What are you crazy or something this guy keeps on making announcements about something big, the fact his he is a bum and a fraud and has fought no one of any pedigree.

              In boxing terms he has made f--- all out of the sport and turning down the whyte payday shows me who this guy is.

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              • #47
                Originally posted by ashadam View Post
                What are you crazy or something this guy keeps on making announcements about something big, the fact his he is a bum and a fraud and has fought no one of any pedigree.

                In boxing terms he has made f--- all out of the sport and turning down the whyte payday shows me who this guy is.
                Deontay's resume suggest otherwise sir! If Deontays catalog of work is trash so is all the rest of the division. You all considered that euro-bum the 'Gpys-Queen' great for one lousy win over Klitschko now you have another hype-job ( Anthony Joshua ) getting the same praise after beating this geezer coming off a hideous performance.

                If Deontay Wilder had smashed some old man he wouldn't get the red-carpet treatment like these euro-bums and deep down you all know it!

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                • #48
                  Originally posted by soul_survivor View Post
                  I'm with you in that minority. I've been saying for ages that Oriz is old, slow, overrated power and only throws 2 punches.

                  But it would be a huge step up considering who Wilder has faced.
                  Originally posted by Eff Pandas View Post
                  That would get a lot of people to shut up so probably a good choice if it ends up being true.

                  Personally I think Ortiz is one of the most overrated HWs around, but I know I'm in the minority with that stance.
                  I agree with both of you. He's way too flat footed and needs his opponent to stand right in front of him. Otherwise he's just too lazy to chase his opponent down and to actually put in the work. He's WAY overrated.

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                  • #49
                    Originally posted by .:: JSFD26 ::. View Post
                    Haye looks scrawny.
                    Yeah he looked positivley annorexic next to 245lb joseph parker yesterday

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                    • #50
                      Maybe he just got word Trump won the election.

                      This Wilder guy is a BUM

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