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Originally posted by Pan-Africanist View PostYou don’t even know what the hell Wilder is asking for. You British bytches and your pre made excuses. Wilder is worth the money because he’s the only opponent the world wants to see fight Joshua. Plus how will AJ handle all the questions about Wilder if Hearn continues to stall making the fight? Does AJ have the mental toughness to handle all the media and fans hounding him every where he goes? AJ isn’t Floyd. We seen some of that fight week of the Takam fight and it’s only gonna ratchet up from here on.
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Originally posted by jonnyc420 View PostWhat work? This guy beat a bum for the 2nd time are we supposed to be impressed he did what he did to Stiverne??? Lol that guy is a bum and Wilder should have been able to stop him the first time around. It dont matter, 3 years from now nobody will care about Wilder so no point in marinating anything. AJ will pack the house on his name alone and put Wilder to sleep inside of 3 rounds in 2018 as long as Wilder doesnt price himself out like he did with Whyte. He is not worth what he will be asking so he better come back to reality.
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Originally posted by AdonisCreed View PostExactly. Somebody needs to come out and challenge Wilder at least verbally, but nobody is really saying anything serious about wanting to fight him next. Dominic Brezeale has but he's not a real threat and nor is Whyte imo Parker or AJ need to call him out to let Wilder know that they ain't scared to fight him next.
The issue at the moment is all roads lead to AJ and none to Wilder. Parker will wait for AJ. Wilder himself will likely wait for AJ now, who else is there for him anyway? Fury if he actually does come back will wait for AJ. Haye will wait for AJ.
Wilder is going to have to chase AJ around like Haye did to Wlad. Genuinely. His promoters don't do a thing for him. Not a thing.
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Originally posted by Califire209 View PostDeontay Wilder really cranking up the heat on the UK boy, Joseph Parker seems to be really quiet ATM,, Alpha dog needs to stand up and growl or bark. I don't see any other dogs barking except Wilder
Sorta boring listening to just wilder everyday
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Originally posted by Ray* View PostWho is going to hounding him? To be honest no one knows him here. This isn't Mayweather/Pacquiao... Those were two global names, over here no one knows who Wilder is except us who follow boxing. No offence but Wilder is fighting Breazeale next and he would like get the AJ fight by summer, So i don't get all this premature "Excuses".
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Originally posted by jonnyc420 View PostLol not even british you bafoon, love the assumption but I know the better fighter by far is AJ. The world doesnt even know who Wilder is, hell half the people here in the US dont even know or cares who he is. The clown is asking for 7 mil for Whyte we can only imagine what he will ask from AJ. Now run along bytch.
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Originally posted by Pan-Africanist View PostWilder is worth the money because he’s the only opponent the world wants to see fight Joshua.
It may be the biggest fight that could be made, it may be the only fight you want to see, but the truth is that Joshua vs Parker, Fury should he return, maybe Haye or even Bellew should he prevail in December would generate massive returns in the UK where AJ is commercial dynamite.
He can take any of the above fights along with a mandatory or two over the next two years whilst building anticipation for a showdown with Wilder on his terms. Unification would be a big story, but Joshua is in a strong position and he can therefore decide when he wants to pursue it. You, me or others may not like this, but it's the reality of the heavyweight world at present. There's one superstar in this division and he's calling the shots.
For what it's worth Wilder and Joshua are clearly the two best fighters in the division and until they meet there will always be a question mark over the others credentials. As a fan I'd love to see them get to it but if I were Joshua I'd leave Wilder until I'd had a couple more fights in massive stadia, he's still relatively raw and will benefit from the experience of putting away Parker for instance.
As boxing is ultimately a business, the commercial interests will likely prevail. That means that either Wilder reduces his price to the point that the risk / reward equation is in favour of the fight or he has to wait and continue to try and build his own following in the US and make his commercial case as strong as his sporting one.
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