Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury: Current Heavyweights Afraid To Fight Each Other

[Laligalaliga]

If that's your perception, so be it! I just don't think Wilder is afraid of fighting anyone, and he's gone out of his way to make fights happen, whether it be going to someone's backyard, or fighting them after a PED scandal, what ever the case may be! When you offer someone $50 million dollars to fight you, then I don't get the sense that they're afraid of anything!

a 50mil contract with 24hr deadline on twitter, is that how you get your contracts? Are you on PED?

[Laligalaliga]

Wilder traveled to fight Povetkin...in Russia! Wilder fought Ortiz, even after he failed drug testing! Wilder agreed to fight Whyte, so long as AJ was guaranteed to fight him if he beat Whyte! Wilder offered AJ $50 million dollars! Who else would you like him to target?

That same wilder ran away from ringside for an even Sky Sports is paying him.
He couldn't show up.

[Laligalaliga]

Of course it's just business, but turning down $50 million dollars? That's bad business!

I think turning down 12.5mil is even more bad business.

[Laligalaliga]

AJ makes me want to vomit! Holding those belts hostage! Give em up if u don't want no smoke punk..

true, you must have to vomit. you are very sick.

[LM17]

This steroid cheat with his sob stories, now he's fighting a 5ft 9 retired terrible CW and making people pay for it???

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This steroid cheat with his sob stories, now he's fighting a 5ft 9 retired terrible CW and making people pay for it???

Making people pay for it? Is Tyson holding a gun to peoples head and forcing them to buy tickets?

Think before you post you gimp.

[Bronx2245]

It's not my perception, it's a fact! Ortiz lost his place as AJ's WBA mando when he decided to go after Wilder instead of waiting for his shot, then failed a PED test.

http://www.espn.co.uk/boxing/story/_...tive-drug-test

Why did Ortiz have to wait for his shot in the first place? Oh, that's because AJ swerved him to face Pulev! The WBA and the IBF threatened to strip AJ, but chose Pulev! FACTS:

August 4, 2017:

Anthony Joshua is prepared to risk being stripped of his WBA heavyweight title to continue pursuing a fight with Kubrat Pulev.

Following Wladimir Klitschko’s retirement, the governing body have demanded that Joshua – the WBA and IBF champion – fights Cuba’s Luis Ortiz.

Pulev, the mandatory challenger to Joshua’s IBF title, became his focus since the proposed rematch with Klitschko ceased being an option.

Anthony Joshua has been ordered by the WBA to fight Luiz Ortiz (Peter Byrne/PA)

Press Association Sport understands that the Bulgarian is still expected to be Joshua’s next opponent, regardless of the WBA’s potential intervention.

Should the fight with Pulev in either Cardiff or Las Vegas imminently be confirmed for October 28 or November 11, the WBA could choose to make their title vacant so that Ortiz can challenge for it.

However, Joshua recognises the same risk applies with the IBF title should he prioritise the undefeated Ortiz, 38, over the 36-year-old Pulev.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/pa/...lev-fight.html

[Bronx2245]

I think turning down 12.5mil is even more bad business.

50 > 12.5. You should've learned this is the 1st grade!

[5000boxing]

50 > 12.5. You should've learned this is the 1st grade!

Lmao.. it's amazing how many times we must explain this shyte.. I think AJ fans are ridiculous!

[kafkod]

Why did Ortiz have to wait for his shot in the first place? Oh, that's because AJ swerved him to face Pulev! The WBA and the IBF threatened to strip AJ, but chose Pulev! FACTS:

August 4, 2017:

Anthony Joshua is prepared to risk being stripped of his WBA heavyweight title to continue pursuing a fight with Kubrat Pulev.

Following Wladimir Klitschko’s retirement, the governing body have demanded that Joshua – the WBA and IBF champion – fights Cuba’s Luis Ortiz.

Pulev, the mandatory challenger to Joshua’s IBF title, became his focus since the proposed rematch with Klitschko ceased being an option.

Anthony Joshua has been ordered by the WBA to fight Luiz Ortiz (Peter Byrne/PA)

Press Association Sport understands that the Bulgarian is still expected to be Joshua’s next opponent, regardless of the WBA’s potential intervention.

Should the fight with Pulev in either Cardiff or Las Vegas imminently be confirmed for October 28 or November 11, the WBA could choose to make their title vacant so that Ortiz can challenge for it.

However, Joshua recognises the same risk applies with the IBF title should he prioritise the undefeated Ortiz, 38, over the 36-year-old Pulev.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/pa/...lev-fight.html

The IBF and the WBA discussed the clash of mandos and both agreed that Pulev should have first shot because he had been waiting longer and the IBF had ordered their mando first.

I distinctly remember posting links for you proving that, so I'm not doing it again. Obviously, your agenda is more important to you than the truth.

Ortiz lost his shot at AJ because he got caught cheating for the 3rd time. That's a fact that no amount of bull**** from you and the rest of the ****** club can alter.