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8 weeks is a standard camp for most boxers unless they're cutting lots of weight, coming back from injury or a really long layoff, or the more cynical point of view; cycling. If AJ has always been training for 8 weeks, lengthening that could seriously jeopardize his performance by over training. It's funny because admitting that AJ has to train more to prepare for this fight proves they were full of schit when they said Parker was the more dangerous opponent. AJ should just do what he's been doing, is he not currently holding 3 different belts? Also Wilder agreed to terms last Sunday, it is now over a week, and Hearn still hasn't sent over the contract. What's a little more concerning is that every interview since then, he explains how the contract will not surprise them. I don't get this, why would they be surprised by something they already agreed to? Rhetorical.
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Eddie Hearn doesn't wanna see that money train get derailed that's all this is turning out to be. He loves the money he has coming in from AJ and the thought of rebuilding scares him. He just needs to be honest about it and say we don't feel AJ is ready at this time or just say we'll fight Wilder after the Povetkin fight, that simple. I still believe Povetkin is a threat as well so might as well take the route with the most money.Comment
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�� �� �� Wow. This is getting ridiculous now.Comment
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Roadblock #1,235 from Fast Eddie Hearn.
How many more excuses is he going to come up with to avoid doing this fight next?Comment
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Boo urns , Mr. Hearn. Boo urns.Comment
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I just read an article online where Hearn says he sent Wilder and his team the contract and is waiting to hear from them on the contract he sent.
I don't know what's going on really.
But I just wish both sides would stop playing games and stop teasing the fans. Either make the fight now or move on and see if you can do it next. It's that simple. SMHComment
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