Eddie Hearn "Stop Crying Deontay Wilder, Fight Whyte I'll Put AJ On The Contract"

[kafkod]

I'm not saying you're wrong, but you must realize that you come across as someone wearing fan goggles. Parker would be a heavy heavy underdog against Wilder. Parker has struggled against opposition Wilder would absolutely destroy.

You may be right about AJ beating Wilder, but Parker would have little chance.

I hope you enjoy the fight on Saturday, but I expect AJ to dominate. I don't consider Parker to be a top 5 heavyweight.

I haven't seen anything from Wilder to suggest that he is any better than Parker, other than a lot of bull****, hype, and big talk that never gets backed up. It doesn't fool me.

[DaaamnSon]

He’s a fantastic salesman, a brilliant mouthpiece and great at exploiting the casual market with the backing of UK multimedia superpower in sky. Fortunately for Hearn, boxing relies on the casual fan base, but the real fans who truly understand the game can see straight through this salesman BS.

I’m in no way denying that Hearn and Sky’s formula has been very successful in the UK.
But he’s NOT some ATG promoter who “saved British boxing” like ******s who don’t understand the sport like to suggest. And he certainly isn’t going to “takeover America” like even dumber people like to suggest.

I really can't understand why Hearn getting the interest of the casual fan base in the UK is something to hate on. Like you said being a brilliant salesman is what a great promoter is supposed to do yet according to you that makes him bad for boxing.

Also if you're comparing him to Warren only time will tell if you're right or not. Give him till the middle of next decade to see if he's a success in America.

[N/A]

I haven't seen anything from Wilder to suggest that he is any better than Parker

Which is why it comes across as you wearing fan goggles. Wilder has two wins over top 3 heavyweights. Parker's best wins are lower end top 10 at best and he struggled in those fights.

[DaaamnSon]

Which is why it comes across as you wearing fan goggles. Wilder has two wins over top 3 heavyweights. Parker's best wins are lower end top 10 at best and he struggled in those fights.

If you're giving Wilder credit for his first fight against Stiverne then fair enough. As the WBC champion at the time Stiverne was ranked pretty highly.

Still extremely embarrassing that Wilder's only decent wins after 40 fights is that first Stiverne fight and Ortiz.

[N/A]

If you're giving Wilder credit for his first fight against Stiverne then fair enough. As the WBC champion at the time Stiverne was ranked pretty highly.

Still extremely embarrassing that Wilder's only decent wins after 40 fights is that first Stiverne fight and Ortiz.

I believe your position is unfair and I hope you will allow me to kindly explain why.

The "40 fights" argument is very misleading. Wilder's amateur career was virtually non-existent. He was learning on the job. Further, he was knocking guys out so quickly, that he needed a lot of fights for his development because when you're knocking everybody out in 90 seconds, think about how many fights you have to take just to get 12 full rounds under your belt.

So no, I don't think it's extremely embarrassing that he only has two wins over top 3 fighters because that is still more than Joshua and Parker have combined. You guys just hold Wilder to a double standard at all times.

[Raggamuffin]

I haven't seen anything from Wilder to suggest that he is any better than Parker, other than a lot of bull****, hype, and big talk that never gets backed up. It doesn't fool me.

Never gets backed up? Bwaaaaaaaa, lmao!

[kafkod]

Which is why it comes across as you wearing fan goggles. Wilder has two wins over top 3 heavyweights. Parker's best wins are lower end top 10 at best and he struggled in those fights.

Wilder has been offered twice as much money to fight Dillian Wyte as he earned against Ortiz and maybe three times more than he will make against Kownacki or Breazeale. And he knows that if he beats Whyte, AJ will be next.

If he really wants AJ, and if he really believes that he beats Whyte, he will accept that fight. If he doesn't, then nobody should take his call outs and bluster seriously any more. Let's see what happens.

[Raggamuffin]

Wilder has been offered twice as much money to fight Dillian Wyte as he earned against Ortiz and maybe three times more than he will make against Kownacki or Breazeale. And he knows that if he beats Whyte, AJ will be next.

If he really wants AJ, and if he really believes that he beats Whyte, he will accept that fight. If he doesn't, then nobody should take his call outs and bluster seriously any more. Let's see what happens.

Wilder is waiting until after the fight to see if the stiff coward wants to fight. Whyte isn't going anywhere. He's been knocked out by the stiff one and beat like 6 bums since he was anesthetized by the stiff one. Whyte has been resurrected by Hearn. Whyte can be put on the back burner.

And the reason you couldn't see any difference between Wilder and Parker is because of Joshua's balls being in the way.

[N/A]

Wilder has been offered twice as much money to fight Dillian Wyte as he earned against Ortiz and maybe three times more than he will make against Kownacki or Breazeale.

You don't know that. You just believe everything Eddie Hearn tells you, even though he's a giant liar.

And he knows that if he beats Whyte, AJ will be next.

You don't know that. You just believe everything Eddie Hearn tells you, even though he's a giant liar.

[club fighter]

Put it in paper Eddie and I'll whoop your boys azzes. - DW