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Originally posted by petegrif View PostOne thing for sure.
Wilder upped his visibility and marketability in the UK with that win.
I thought Hearn was right that he should fight Whyte before AJ to get the $ up.
The Stiverne win was so spectacular and Whyte's latest fight was so lame that I don't think he needs it.
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Originally posted by Butch.McRae View PostIf I'm Wilder. I'd take the Breazeale fight, KO him, then head to whatever fight AJ has and show up at every press event screaming "let's go champ!"
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Originally posted by THC View PostHe'd get more leverage by beating Parker first. At least the New Zealander's got a belt. And he would fight in the US. With Parker eliminated, there would be no way for Hearn to delay a Joshua-Wilder fight to crown an undisputed HW champion.
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Joshua would stop Wilder and win easily if they meet up
Joshua is a better boxer than Wilder and has as much power. Wilder does have some skills but has yet to meet anyone great. Wlad would have beaten Wilder. Have the fight in the UK and just tell Wilder it is in the USA.
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Originally posted by EnglishOxide View PostWhat you don't understand is that if this fight happens AJ is paying Wilder.
Wilder will be worth about 20% which he will never take. Hence the reason they want him to fight Whyte to make himself worth about 40% and double the size of the AJ fight at the same time.
Wilder also doesn't realise that by demanding so much money (pricing himself out) for Whyte he is trying to take more money from the pocket of AJ and Whyte because Matchroom need to find that money and it comes out of AJs purse.
This is why AJ and Matchroom talk about options. Boxing is, and always will be about money. Wilder is too ****** to realise how well he can be paid.
That being said, this is the fight fans desire most. As a fan, PLEASE don't talk numbers if your NOT a financial beneficiary of this event, as it only serves to stall out negotiations further.
I don't think it's far fetched to realize that fighters, promoters etc sometimes peruse sights like these to get a pulse of the fans narrative. U furthering "the numbers aren't there narrative" is not in anyone's interest except Hearns.
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Originally posted by eco1 View PostAJ wins this fight.
It is easy to ko a can.
AJ cant stop a 6'1'' 20 lb lighter uber driver. He thinks he can easily stop bombsquad?
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Originally posted by SthPaw View PostI kind of side with this way of thinking. Joshua has definitely paid himself a disservice by getting as big as he can - his stamina was questionable anyway and his chin has shown it isn’t exactly the best. I think he’s trying to be heavier so he can take shots better in all honesty. But yeah, if Joshua is gassed and got rocked against Wilder there is no chance in hell he could cope with Wilders crazy attacks. Vs Wladimir he needed more than a round to compose himself, something the older Klitshcko was happy to oblige...Wilder not so much.
AJ needs to lose weight, bottom line. Wilder might be the butt of some jokes for being built ‘slimmer’ shall we say, but the bottom line is - in a fight, whose build will pay off? Would you rather be a big chunk of 250+ muscle or a trim 220?
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