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  • AdonisCreed
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    #201
    Dang I was hoping he would fight Ortiz smh but this isn't bad but just not as good

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    • joe strong
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      #202
      Originally posted by BattlingNelson
      I repeat. Then don’t send the Pulev fight to pursebids if you aren’t sure you want it. Bitsjee move Hearn did.
      It was the IBF who called for a purse bid. The two sides may have talked but Hearn was also in discussion with Team Ortiz for the WBC eliminator. No bitsjee move at all just doing his job as a promoter. He put down a small bid & lost. At the same time he got to see what other promoters were willing to bid & obviously it wasn’t enough. They wanted the WBC belt but the WBC made Breazeale the mandatory as the #2 guy while Whyte was #1. The WBC is the only one guilty of making a bitsjee move. So they explored the Pulev fight. If Whyte beats Pulev he is the mandatory but if he beats Parker he gets paid a lot more & is still a top contender across the board with an all-Brit PPV rematch with Joshua on the horizon. Hearn promotes both. Joshua already made his IBF mando last fall & if no Wilder than Povetkin. That will be both his WBO/WBA mandos out of the way leaving either a Wilder fight or that Joshua rematch on a voluntary.

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      • Phenom
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        #203
        **** fight to watch it's going to the cards and end up MD or maybe parker gets ****ed in the UK again and ends a draw

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        • ShoulderRoll
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          #204
          As soon as it got tough for Shyte with the WBC (mandated to fight Luis Ortiz) and the IBF (mandated to fight Pulev in Bulgaria) his promoter found a way out for him.

          Are all of Eddie Hearn's fighters going to avoid tough fights from now on?

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          • mlac
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            #205
            Originally posted by ShoulderRoll
            As soon as it got tough for Shyte with the WBC (mandated to fight Luis Ortiz) and the IBF (mandated to fight Pulev in Bulgaria) his promoter found a way out for him.

            Are all of Eddie Hearn's fighters going to avoid tough fights from now on?
            lol. yeah because a win over jennings 5 years ago and pulev winning a decision over a shot delboy chisora are terrifying shows of form

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            • BigZ44
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              #206
              Credit to both guys for taking this fight, surely the money played a huge factor, but it's a pretty big risk for both fighters that probably could have gone easier routes. This will be a very competitive fight and I think it will be a great event. Sounds like Brook and Chisora are going to be on this card as well

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              • BattlingNelson
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                #207
                Originally posted by joe strong
                It was the IBF who called for a purse bid. The two sides may have talked but Hearn was also in discussion with Team Ortiz for the WBC eliminator. No bitsjee move at all just doing his job as a promoter. He put down a small bid & lost. At the same time he got to see what other promoters were willing to bid & obviously it wasn’t enough. They wanted the WBC belt but the WBC made Breazeale the mandatory as the #2 guy while Whyte was #1. The WBC is the only one guilty of making a bitsjee move. So they explored the Pulev fight. If Whyte beats Pulev he is the mandatory but if he beats Parker he gets paid a lot more & is still a top contender across the board with an all-Brit PPV rematch with Joshua on the horizon. Hearn promotes both. Joshua already made his IBF mando last fall & if no Wilder than Povetkin. That will be both his WBO/WBA mandos out of the way leaving either a Wilder fight or that Joshua rematch on a voluntary.
                If they had no intentions of fighting Pulev, then why have the fight to purse offer? That made other parties spend a lot of time in vain. See?

                So when Hearn didn’t win the fight, he opted out. That’s about as close to the very definition of a bitsjy that you are going to get!

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                • Kezzer
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                  #208
                  Really good match up this one. For Parker he would elevate himself right back up there really quickly, while Whyte would be recognised by most as #3 in the world with a win.

                  Not sure where the loser will go but brave n both of them for stepping up, I would put Parker about a 60% favourite in my eyes

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                  • richardt
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                    #209
                    Originally posted by joe strong
                    Sure he will be as he will still be highly ranked in all bodies plus Hearn promotes both Whyte & Joshua. It could be a voluntary All-British PPV rematch. This fight could still become an eliminator. Regardless it is 2 of the top HWs in the world fighting. Joshua takes care of both his WBO & WBA mandatories if he fights Povetkin. He just made his IBF mandatory when he beat Takam last fall. If he doesn’t unify with Wilder after Povetkin an optional defence could be made...
                    He already lost to Joshua and after he loses to Parker, he'll be done at the top levels and just gatekeeper or a bottom ranked nondescript heavyweight. He is not all that.
                    Last edited by richardt; 06-07-2018, 04:25 PM.

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                    • mlac
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                      #210
                      Originally posted by richardt
                      He already lost to Joshua and after he loses to Parker, he'll be done at the top levels and have no marketability other than a gatekeeper. He is not all that.
                      he lost to a shot delboy too.

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