Comments Thread For: Wilder Manager To Hearn: Accept and We'll Send Proof, Contract

[MrRolltide91]

Here we go again

[Butch.McRae]

Wilder worth 16 million compared to AJ 40 million so how on earth does wilders team even have that kind of money smh

This is a solid troll lol

[Just looking]

Al Haymon is Harvard educated. Both he in Shelly Finkel have been in boxing for years. Anyone who thinks either of them are ****** enough to offer a $50M contract that they had any chance to default on is a moron. There is no reason to send a contract if you haven't agreed on any of detail. The financial split has to be agreed on. Once the split is agreed on they complete all other aspects of the negotiation (marketing, venue, glove size etc) and then a contract is written up and signed. I know we love our boxers as fans but you have to use some logic here. I don't think Anthony Joshua is afraid at all. I would bet my pay check he wants that $50M and Wilder wants the fight to. The issue here is Eddie Hearn, period! He wants to make some money off of Wilder first. He wanted to sign him and when that didn't work he tried the Dillan Whyte crap. This guy is who boxing fans should be angry at because he's holding up the biggest fight in boxing.

It is obvious for anyone who has a brain. How would they have a contract if they have to discuss the details? It shouldn't be one-sided, but looks like they want it

[The plunger man]

How hard is it to say three letters YES. It’s a simple word. It takes half a second

It takes 3 seconds to say f@ck off idiot

[SugarRayCurtain]

At this point literally all Hearn has to do is say 'YES' then they will actually meet to discuss terms
If Hearn does anything else at this point hes clearly ducking the fight, that said I believe he will accept

Its like a bunch of kindergarten kids are doing these negotiations at this point, wtf

[Devils Advocate]

AJ wanted 50 million Wilder team is offering you 50 million agree to the financial terms first then work on the other details.

Team Wilder wins this round. Say yes and call their bluff

[kej718]

All Joshua has to do is say he accepts then Wilder will have to show proof. Has he even commented since the $50 million was offered? It seems like Hearn doesn't want him to know to much about the financials for the fight. Kind of like with Floyd and Manny. It did not get done until the 2 sat down and met. I don't think anything will happen until that point.

[Noelanthony]

You know Hearn wants to be in control of this fight

Name a promoter on this planet that doesn’t want to be in control or be the A side in negotiations?

[Chrismart]

you made an offer to Wladimir Klitschko to fight Anthony Joshua, did you send a contract? No. After some negotiations Wladimir accepted a revised offer and then is when you sent a contract to us.

What, they sat down and negotiated, and talked through the offer. Like..in a meeting? Say it ain't so.

[N/A]

I'm not talking about Hearn being tricked into a binding agreement he didn't want. I'm talking about the avalanche of ******ed, "he ducking now doe .. he runnin away .. he don't want dat work ..." that would swamp Hearn and AJ if they agreed to something in principle then had to pull out when they saw the details.

There's no need for a public answer. There's no need for any of this to take place in public. When people go quiet is usually when a fight is making progress.

In terms of any fall out on Hearn if Finkel or Haymon tried to pull a fast one, Hearn is the one that likes to play that PR game, not Finkel or Haymon. There's absolutely nothing that could make Hearn look worse than ducking the fight because he's worried Deontay Wilder wouldn't make enough money.