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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Hearn: Wilder Will Be Relieved of His Belt in 2018 By Joshua

    Eddie Hearn has thrown down the gauntlet to Deontay Wilder. The promoter of Anthony Joshua, who watched from ringside as the Olympic gold medallist retained his IBF, IBO and WBA Super heavyweight world titles at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff on Saturday, said that the fight must happen as part of a three-fight plan to clean up in the division.
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      Dinamita
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      They can't keep Wilder's name out of their mouths yet Wilder is the desperate one? lol

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        • Outwest Exp 355
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          No one knows Wilder in the UK doe.

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            • sammybee
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              Parker first before Wilder..

              AJ Vs Wilder should be the biggest epic fight.

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                • Digital Mouth
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                  Joshua is not the same fighter he use to be. After getting smashed to the ground by Klitschko you can tell he's lost a bit of self confidence. Now would be a good time for Wilder to fight AJ.

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                    • LM17
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                      Originally posted by Digital Mouth
                      Joshua is not the same fighter he use to be. After getting smashed to the ground by Klitschko you can tell he's lost a bit of self confidence. Now would be a good time for Wilder to fight AJ.

                      Lol, he's maturing as a fighter. Make no mistake he could have taken Takam out in the 4th but you have to learn from your mistakes. Wilder han't fought anyone even near the level of Klitschko so there is no real way to guage what he's actually like.......I just don't understand how you let a HW fight 40 fights without fighting a top 10 HW....what has happened to American boxing?

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                        • Digital Mouth
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                          Originally posted by LM17
                          what has happened to American boxing?
                          America needs a new Don King. Someone like England's Eddie Hearn who in partnership with Sky Sports has launched a huge booom in boxing in the UK.

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                            • b00g13man
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                              Originally posted by Pan-Africanist
                              No one knows Wilder in the UK doe.
                              That's the worst excuse I've heard for not making the fight. It doesn't need any building up.

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                                • P4Pdunny
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                                  Thats if the fight takes place, I have my doubts.

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                                    • vitali1999
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                                      Don't see it. But if it didn't happen of course wilder would be lucky to make it to the second round with Joshua

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