Comments Thread For: Hearn: Wilder Skipping Cardiff is Bull****, Doesn't Want Joshua!

[davidw9785]

Peep my new sig. Hearn is terrified because Wilder only has to land one big shot to end Joshua. Wilder landed the right hand that was the beginning of end for Ortiz while stumbling backwards.

[Queen_Leia]

He was always going to run into Dylan WBC #1 ... and Fury lineal champ ... and .. Haye ... and WBA #1 Povetkin and to be honest more if Miller has any sense he'll be there too.

Every heavyweight there is will be there talking smack selling fights man up and get in the ring. They are PAYING !!!!! you to do it (business class flight/ top hotel and wages), he'll be ring side with a microphone to millions of AJ fans you can't make that work for you ???? They should offer it to Miller if he won't come.

Look at it this way he's pissing off a major broadcaster when he doesn't have that kind of support to burn, Showtime apparently wasn't happy with its return on investment hence the Ortiz fight. He should be making bridges not burning them.

He hasn't actually been banned from the ring he's basically not been guaranteed he can get in the ring. He may be invited comes down to how hard the fight is.

If Deontay is guaranteed a ring spot then Fury etc will want one this will go on for ever its AJs or Parkers night this is a unification show some respect.

The Bodysnatcher is number 1 but he's not mandatory and the Gyspy King is the linear champ but be honest with me, are those two boxers the fight you really want to see?

The Bronze Bomber have been to AJ's fight twice... and AJ has never been to any of his. I could see if this was a Stateside trip for the Bronze Bomber but it is a tranatlantic flight just to have Hearn produce the Bodysnatcher instead of AJ.

As far as Sky Sport, he isn't under any obligation to them, he can politely say "thanks but no thank"....he made 2.1 million his last fight, he's not exactly bleeding for money.

[E10Rifle]

Everybody knows the AJ fight isn't happening next. We've already established that. So you're campaigning for Whyte to get Wilder. I mean you wrote a novel listing reasons why. Like Whyte is some ****ing dangerous contender or something. But let me guess, you've got another novel ready to explain why he is? Pray, spill more, campaign manager.

I think Whyte is ****-average and hasn’t got a prayer against Wilder. It’s not a fight I want to see. But it’s the least-worst option. What fight makes more sense, and why?

[IMDAZED]

I think Whyte is ****-average and hasn’t got a prayer against Wilder. It’s not a fight I want to see. But it’s the least-worst option. What fight makes more sense, and why?

It's the least worst option to you. You spent a long time explaining why you think so. To me, Whyte is just another contender. He doesn't beat Ortiz, doesn't beat Miller and I'm not sure he beats Breazeale either. He struggled with an ancient Robert Helenius who Duhaupus stopped in six. So whichever contender Wilder fights won't satisfy me. But I certainly won't be campaigning for one or explaining why a Whyte makes sense.

[Terrell1555]

It’s official I can’t stand Eddie Hearn, and I actually agree D-Dub should come to Cardiff! But I totally don’t agree that his desire to fight AJ should be hinged on it! And who knows maybe they see through the BS, that Hearn isn’t trying to stage something between D-Dub and AJ, he’s trying to stage something between D-Dub and Whyte.

[angkag]

Everybody knows the AJ fight isn't happening next. We've already established that. So you're campaigning for Whyte to get Wilder. I mean you wrote a novel listing reasons why. Like Whyte is some ****ing dangerous contender or something. But let me guess, you've got another novel ready to explain why he is? Pray, spill more, campaign manager.

I don't think we should confuse Hearn with any sort of marketing guru, but I'm guessing he knows his comics, and what he's dreaming about is building up Wilder into The Big Bad Boogyman who invades British shores, beating up its daughters and raping its sons, and only one man can stop him, our modern day Hercules and saviour of our shores, Anthony Joshua.

But he needs Wilder to invade and **** a son first - and he wants Whyte to play that role. So Whyte is just a sacrifical lamb

[IMDAZED]

I don't think we should confuse Hearn with any sort of marketing guru, but I'm guessing he knows his comics, and what he's dreaming about is building up Wilder into The Big Bad Boogyman who invades British shores, beating up its daughters and raping its sons, and only one man can stop him, our modern day Hercules and saviour of our shores, Anthony Joshua.

But he needs Wilder to invade and **** a son first - and he wants Whyte to play that role. So Whyte is just a sacrifical lamb

Lmao @ this troll

[E10Rifle]

It's the least worst option to you. You spent a long time explaining why you think so. To me, Whyte is just another contender. He doesn't beat Ortiz, doesn't beat Miller and I'm not sure he beats Breazeale either. He struggled with an ancient Robert Helenius who Duhaupus stopped in six. So whichever contender Wilder fights won't satisfy me. But I certainly won't be campaigning for one or explaining why a Whyte makes sense.

Well, being too scared to do anything other than sit on the fence is your prerogative, I guess. TTFN.

[My Low Place]

It's crazy that Wilder would be fine with taking fights that can only get him up to a 2 million purse when he could get up to twice that amount of money with Whyte...

On top of that, Joshua agreed to Wilder's verbal proposal.

can u send me a link to his agreement?
and wat proposal did he verbally agree to?

[Travycat]

You're looking for one float and missing the whole parade here. Suffice to say, people want to see the Joshua/Wilder match now. I'm not a Wilder fan, but I understand the likes of people like Lewis, Foreman, Arum (terrible example), Rafael, Jones and more saying Vegas should host it for main marketability reasons. And I realize it's tough to get ticket sales in Alabama, but that's his own fault for having them there. Deserves a little credit for having 14,000 people for the Ortiz fight. T-Mobile in Vegas holds 18,000 for boxing.

You're dreaming
Wilder needs to sell tix @ his backyard first