Comments Thread For: Hearn Offers Alexander Povetkin Slot On Joshua vs. Parker Card

[ashadam]

Still ducking Wilder, bum

Let me help you Wilder is not in the picture unfortunately his team have not worked out he has no value and priced themselves out.

The WBC belt will come to Joshua either by route of Wilder when he finally understands who has the power or by default. The case is since Wilder has had the belt he has not tried to unify or do anything other than fighting bums hence why WBC belt is losing value everyday and not needed by Joshua.

So keep on spouting your rubbish fortunately its not going to devalue Joshua and his stock is raising everyday which must be burning you.

[ashadam]

[QUOTE=WBC WBA IBF;18412077]You're either a hater or know nothing about this industry. Wilder is American. Parker is from New Zealand. Wilder has the most recognized belt. Parker has the least recognized belt. AJ-Parker isn't a full unification. AJ-Wilder would crown the first undisputed champion since 1999 and the first four belt world heavyweight champion in history. AJ-Wilder is definitely the bigger fight.

Wilder had the recognized belt which he has totally devalued in the last 4 years and thought no one of any relevance. So i do agree Wilder would make more money than Parker but so far all AJ fights are big money whoever he fights.

[ashadam]

https://twitter.com/joeboxerparker = 60,600
https://twitter.com/BronzeBomber = 240,000

https://www.instagram.com/joeboxerparker = 152,000
https://www.instagram.com/bronzebomber = 585,000

US Population 323.1 million (2016)
New Zealand Population 4.693 million (2016)

[N/A]

Wilder had the recognized belt which he has totally devalued in the last 4 years and thought no one of any relevance.

Can't blame him for Povetkin failing multiple tests. Now he's fighting King Kong, the most feared contender in the world. The complaints about Wilder's competition ring hallow. Going to need to find something new to whine about.

So i do agree Wilder would make more money than Parker but so far all AJ fights are big money whoever he fights.

Of course every AJ fight is big money, but that doesn't change the fact that the other poster was being ridiculous by claiming AJ-Wilder isn't bigger than AJ-Parker.

[ashadam]

Of course every AJ fight is big money, but that doesn't change the fact that the other poster was being ridiculous by claiming AJ-Wilder isn't bigger than AJ-Parker.[/QUOTE]

Mate you just posted about Twitter / Instagram followers Wilder /Parker have without any regard to size of population, now thats ridiculous.

[N/A]

US Population 323.1 million (2016)
New Zealand Population 4.693 million (2016)

And? The discussion was whether AJ-Wilder would generate more revenue than AJ-Parker.

Of course it would.

And the posters claiming otherwise are either trolls or idiots. There's no other explanation for questioning whether Wilder would be a bigger fight than Parker.

[Mick Higgs]

Cordina Vs Gavin Gwenn, please!

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Povetkin vs Dave Allen. Make it happen Hearn!!


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[Holler]

And? The discussion was whether AJ-Wilder would generate more revenue than AJ-Parker.

Of course it would.

And the posters claiming otherwise are either trolls or idiots. There's no other explanation for questioning whether Wilder would be a bigger fight than Parker.

A better question is how much more, as a percentage, a Joshua Wilder fight would generate than Joshua v Parker, or Povetkin, Miller, Haye, Bellew, Whyte, Pulev etc etc.

Because the unfortunate truth for Wilder's advisors is that everyone of those fights would generate big returns for Joshua, many of them at considerably less risk and all of them at a much more favourable percentage of the total.

Unless AJ Wilder can be sold to the US PPV networks and get top price Vegas crowd money then it won't deliver a lot more than any of those fights would, because UK market is realistically maximised already.

As yet there's insufficient evidence for this proposed fight being the money spinner many hope for. Wilder doesn't have the leverage as yet to back up his bluster.

[Holler]

Back on topic.

Povetkin on the undercard versus a Brit would work out very well for all concerned. Povetkin will likely be AJs net mandatory so this introduces him to a wider audience and hopefully he can wipe out the tedious memory of his last fight for those of of us that suffered through it. Povetkin gets to sample the stadium atmosphere, gets a tune up that his trainer says he need prior to facing AJ and Sky get some footage of him knocking a plucky Brit about to help sell the PPV offering for the eventual matchup with AJ.

Everyone's a winner.*









*unless your David Price