Comments Thread For: Joshua: When Wilder Signs Contract - We'll See What He's About!

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IBF, IBO, WBA heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua (20-0, 20 KOs) is paying little attention to the words being hurled in his direction from WBC world champion Deontay Wilder (40-0, 39 KOs). This Saturday night, Joshua will step in the ring with WBO champion Joseph Parker in a very anticipated unification from the Principality in Cardiff, Wales.
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[2fast2strong]

No we we’ll find out what your about when you want the fight to happen.

[thabanga510]

They have not even presented a contract. This robot just keeps saying what Hearn programs him to say.

[AdonisCreed]

So is there a contract drawn up for the fight already? And if there is has Wilders team been notified and sent a copy? Out with the details!!

[CLUBBER!]

Wilder gonna smash AJ's face

[NaijaD]

They have not even presented a contract. This robot just keeps saying what Hearn programs him to say.

Why would he present a contract whilst he has a unification fight this weekend. Like I said all this ducking talk is ridiculous, Wilder ******ly priced himself out earlier this year with the 50-50 or no fight stance. If AJ beats Parker and doesn't attempt to make the Wilder fight then feel free to accuse but as of now it's premature and immature from Wilder and his yank fans.

It's funny watching all these ex-Ward and Floyd fans suddenly change their tune, suddenly everything has to be signed immediately and the business side of the sport is not the fans concern.

[Mammoth]

Parker is not the tougher opponent and no contract has been offered yet.

[Mrbamladen]

So is there a contract drawn up for the fight already? And if there is has Wilders team been notified and sent a copy? Out with the details!!

Exactly the same thing I was about to ask. What contract is Joshua talking about???

[uppercut510]

the contract that says he has to fight dillian whyte first?

[pollywog]

The only contract Fast Eddie will offer windmill is Whyte and I reckon thats what AJ might even be talking about here.

If wilder doesn't sign that, we'll know what he's about and if he does, we'll find out what he's about against another credible challenger for his belt in whyte.

He's basicallly held it to ransom in Alabama for years now and seems only really willing to risk it now for a cashout and rematch clauses with AJ.

He now knows an AJ/Parker rematch and whyte mando probably stand in his way ub the short term, along with age and young blood coming up in the long term.

He's pretty much backed himself into the corner Fast Eddie wanted him to be in.