Comments Thread For: Wilder Manager Contacts Hearn, Reacts To 'Publicity Stunt' Claim

[Eff Pandas]

AJ is allowing Hearn making him look like a biscoff biscotti pu$$y cookie!

EVERY damn time Wilder and his team give them what thwy want they move the goalposts or come up with shenanigans and roadblocks!

Unbelievable, Joshua should leave Hearns, he's hurting his image in the USA with this crap!

I agree AJ & Hearn not on the same side of discussions looks off, but idk that its making AJ look bad. I moreso think it makes Hearn look bad cuz more people tend to think the promoter controls whats happening & not happening. Thats clearly not the case here cuz Joshua has so much power & is only beginning to wield it with Hearn.

[IMDAZED]

So from their side, agree to our framework or no meeting... so basically a PR stunt. Anyone great, got ****** in yesterday by the offer, which I actually thought was genuine, now realise they were playing around and were never serious. Am out with this joke.

Actually, it’s Joshua’s framework.

[chrisJS]

Why would that matter? Dude asked for 50. He got an offer for 50. We good now right? Why wouldn't we be good? I mean as long as sh^t does check out with the money we good?

Well it has to be verified it's a real offer and the money is guaranteed.

It could be $50m from a mystery source who'll pay us two or three weeks before the fight and the rest is based on PPV.

[mvooom]

Are you 10 yrs old
No one accepts a deal without a contract
Actually AJ already accepted the offer he said he wants $50M
Ok sooo Show AJ the money

I think you are 10 years old. When you start having board room meetings, then you can come back here to discuss.

You agree to a deal first before a contract is written up. You negotiate deals not contracts, deals are where the whole negotiation takes place. Once the major things are out of the way, a binding contract is then sent. You don't sign deals, you sign contracts which contains the deals that were discussed.

Hope you learnt something today.

[BoxingTech718]

Getting interesting bet you some casinos in Vegas are putting up the money to get this thing in Las Vegas

[Ray*]

Well it has to be verified it's a real offer and the money is guaranteed.

It could be $50m from a mystery source who'll pay us two or three weeks before the fight and the rest is based on PPV.

No point discussing this anymore to be honest. Seems it was a PR stunt that we all fell for. We got so excited yesterday and thought Team Wilder genuinely had an offer, but that doesn’t seems to be the case now. We can all move on now.

[kafkod]

Come on thats ridiculous!!!! This isnt a drug deal in a back, alley with no legal standing, where you need to see a suitcase full of cash. This is a legally enforced agreement between 2 companies .

Not until contracts are signed it isn't. And what Shirley is saying is that Hearn and AJ can't even see the contract until AJ says he's going to accept it!

That isn't how 2 companies come to a legally binding agreement. What that is, is bullshit.

[Eff Pandas]

This is a stunt period, anyone defending this is in denial.

Well yea when you offer a guy the biggest guaranteed purse in a HW title fight yea its a bit of a publicity stunt. But that doesn't mean its not real.

If anything I suspect Hearn wants to know who's brokering this deal thats making $50M/Gtd make sense cuz thats more than he's paying Joshua & if he can get linked up with that guy thats good business for Hearn. But if there is a middleman who's willing to GTD that much then why would Haymon share that info if Hearn would only use it to perhaps create his own deal that he's unable to create now on his own?

Regardless of that. Joshua asked for 50 & he got offered 50. Joshua will be the one in there fighting while Hearn is texting his daddy & side ***** during the fight. F#ck Hearn, Joshua decides this.

[Ray*]

Actually, it’s Joshua’s framework.

Either way publicity stunt from Team Wilder. They are not fooling anyone.

[Ake-Dawg]

The problem is that you've clearly never been involved in a major negotiation. Things can't proceed if AJ isn't willing to accept $50 million even if the other deal points are satisfactory.

If AJ says, "yes, I will accept $50 million if the funds are secure and other details are negotiated to my satisfaction," then Wilder's side can say, "okay, we've agreed on money if other conditions are met, so let's sit down and meet those other conditions."

But if the money isn't enough, even if the other conditions are met, what's the point of sitting down to hammer out the other details when the money hasn't been agreed to?

It's really that simple. Agree to the major points in the offer, then sit down to talk details.