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  • Ake-Dawg
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    #91
    Originally posted by Ray*
    Likewise Team Wilder. If they wanted this fight it would have been done right away. You call someone bluff, you don’t argue over money. Mayweather did that with Oscar, no arguing over money or %, he got the fight, won and called the shots.
    THEY called the bluff with the $50M offer. From that point Team Joshua first opined about verification and sponsorship. Then once that was no longer an issue, they said it had to be in the UK. So the majority of the delay is attributed to Team Joshua.

    Oh and just because you attempt to negotiate, or argue over money as you say, doesn't mean you don't want the fight. I don't recall these things being said when Parker and Joshua were negotiating.

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      #92
      Originally posted by New England
      you don't know that until you see terms, which iwll be leaked or will come out shortly.
      I don't know that for a fact, no.

      But this quote from Jay Deas sure makes it sound like they got lowballed:

      "Then they came back with a much, much, much smaller offer for Deontay, which would have been even less than Deontay would have made in the United States, and wanted him to still travel to the U.K. for the fight. And we said yes."

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        #93
        Originally posted by ShoulderRoll
        I don't know that for a fact, no.

        But this quote from Jay Deas sure makes it sound like they got lowballed:

        "Then they came back with a much, much, much smaller offer for Deontay, which would have been even less than Deontay would have made in the United States, and wanted him to still travel to the U.K. for the fight. And we said yes."
        crazy, they turned down 50mil and now wilder is taking less. somehow these posters are still blaming wilder. I think its pretty clear he wants the fight

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          #94
          This is funny as hell.

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          • Ray*
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            #95
            Originally posted by Curt Henning
            lol...what a load of "bullocks" as the uk queens would say
            Calm down princess!!!

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            • Ray*
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              #96
              Originally posted by Ake-Dawg
              THEY called the bluff with the $50M offer. From that point Team Joshua first opined about verification and sponsorship. Then once that was no longer an issue, they said it had to be in the UK. So the majority of the delay is attributed to Team Joshua.

              Oh and just because you attempt to negotiate, or argue over money as you say, doesn't mean you don't want the fight. I don't recall these things being said when Parker and Joshua were negotiating.
              Yes they call his bluff, and as the A-side Team Joshua did what they had to do. That doesn’t change the fact that if Team Wilder wanted the fight earlier they could have had it. So whether they “called” his bluff AFTER the first offer from Team AJ is irrelevant.

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                #97
                Originally posted by uppercut510
                so basically he should have accepted the flat fee? he countered with 50mil. if hearn had offered wilder a percentage and negotiated as the A side just like he did with parker, the 50mil or flat rate would not be an issue and this fight could have been signed months ago. hopefully the fight is made as wilder has accepted the terms, this way us fans can focus on the actual fight and not money we will never see.
                Wilder doesn’t care about the financials, according to him. He just wanted the fight according to him. And he had an offer which he didn’t accept. So yeah if he wanted the fight and he doesn’t care about the financials and all he cares about was legacy then he would accept the fight like Mayweather did and beat AJ and control everything from there on.... Just like Mayweather did.

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                  #98
                  Originally posted by Ray*
                  Yes they call his bluff, and as the A-side Team Joshua did what they had to do. That doesn’t change the fact that if Team Wilder wanted the fight earlier they could have had it. So whether they “called” his bluff AFTER the first offer from Team AJ is irrelevant.
                  So basically because Team Wilder didn't readily accept the first or second low ball offer, they didn't want the fight?

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                    #99
                    Originally posted by Ake-Dawg
                    So basically because Team Wilder didn't readily accept the first or second low ball offer, they didn't want the fight?
                    If they want the fight they would have accept the fight when it got offered, another mans low ball offer is another mans payday... especially when we are not getting a penny from the “Low ball offer”

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                      #100
                      Originally posted by Ray*
                      If they want the fight they would have accept the fight when it got offered, another mans low ball offer is another mans payday... especially when we are not getting a penny from the “Low ball offer”
                      They were trying to show Joshua how much money was available for the fight in the U.S.

                      That's why they met his demand to give him $50 million.

                      AJ said he would sign tomorrow if he got that, Team Wilder just didn't realize that he would go back on his word.

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