Would you tune in or even pay to tune in to watch AJ Wilder negotiations live?

[Froch_uppercut]

There's been so much disappointment on both sides.

The Wilder side saying that they offered $50M so why isn't AJ taking it.

The Joshua side saying that they asked for meetings and details and that Wilder's side wouldn't even meet, making them appear like amateurs or that the offer had conditions like 'must be in USA' that would not be disclosed till after you blindly agree.

Now we have Wilder's side stalling and not responding to Hearn offering full details of a proposed UK stadium bout.

If TV could arrange for the two fighters and one representative each to negotiate live in front of tv cameras, would you be interested to see what's what and decide who is making things difficult? Would you pay $5 to see that?

I would.

[Eff Pandas]

Sh^t man I think I'd pay to see a bunch of fight negotiations just to see how that really goes down & what sorta things are holding up a fight & what things aren't. As a hardcore fan who's always hearing this bs it be interesting to gauge how serious this looks like & what working out a point of contention looks lik.

[Froch_uppercut]

Sh^t man I think I'd pay to see a bunch of fight negotiations just to see how that really goes down & what sorta things are holding up a fight & what things aren't. As a hardcore fan who's always hearing this bs it be interesting to gauge how serious this looks like & what working out a point of contention looks lik.

That's what I think. They could make a nice purse putting this on and if it only cost a few bucks people would tune in.

It'd be good for fight fans to see for themselves what goes down, and decide for themselves who is being difficult and all that s%^t.

[boliodogs]

Sure, I would pay $5 to watch these BSers negotiate. If I knew exactly what was said and offered I could decide if one or both sides are to blame for the fight not happening. I would also like to know if a 65/35 split was Oscar's best and final offer to GGG to rematch Canelo.

[4truth]

No, in fact if I were somehow trapped in the same room as negotiations, I’d gladly pay to be released.

[Phenom]

There's been so much disappointment on both sides.

The Wilder side saying that they offered $50M so why isn't AJ taking it.

The Joshua side saying that they asked for meetings and details and that Wilder's side wouldn't even meet, making them appear like amateurs or that the offer had conditions like 'must be in USA' that would not be disclosed till after you blindly agree.

Now we have Wilder's side stalling and not responding to Hearn offering full details of a proposed UK stadium bout.

If TV could arrange for the two fighters and one representative each to negotiate live in front of tv cameras, would you be interested to see what's what and decide who is making things difficult? Would you pay $5 to see that?

I would.

You are not informed on the negotiations

Live TV negotiations would be great so people like you can get more informed but I still feel you will regurgitate whatever Eddie says on IFL

[Real King Kong]

Only if they were held in the same format at hbo's face off, so both teams were sitting on backwards chairs facing each other across a table in a dimly lit room.

[Illmatic94]

Juicin J is the biggest coward in boxing history.

"give me $50 million I'll sign tomorrow"

its a PR stunt

oh sht the money is real

"I won't sell my soul for $50 million" - AJ's own words

*Fight must be in UK*

"No Problem" says Wilder

"Is this the right time to fight Wilder? is Wembley available? fans are not involved in the financials" - Barry Hearn.

[BLASTER1]

Yer i would pay to see how this sh.. works.
Would be interesting for a cpl of negotiations but once we seen the dance i dont think it would be too interesting after that.

[Froch_uppercut]

You are not informed on the negotiations

Live TV negotiations would be great so people like you can get more informed but I still feel you will regurgitate whatever Eddie says on IFL

Sure thing champ.