Wilder had the contract and sat on it for NINE days. Finkle even said they would review before signing. Yet, nothing, until now, AFTER Joshua is forced to sign to fight Povetkin, does Wilder open his trap to talk shit. If there was a problem with the contract, why not publicly complain over the NINE days that team Wilder had it? We didn't hear that Wilder's people were trying to resolve any issues they may have had. All we heard is that Hearn reached out several times and never got an answer nor his calls returned. At first, I thought Hearn was playing games, but in light of the latest developments, it seems like Wilder just doesn't want this fight.
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Originally posted by IMDAZED View PostThey need a week? But that's standard procedure for Hearn.
Finkel said their side accepted the terms of the agreement on June 11 and asked Hearn to send a long-form contract.
"Shortly after, Eddie Hearn went public saying that we would receive a contract by Friday, June 15th, when in fact we did not receive a contract until late on Monday, June 18th. On Tuesday June 19th, we requested a clarification of two points. They did not respond. I requested them again on Thursday, June 21st, and we finally received a response on Friday, June 22nd.
"Two days later, on Sunday, June 24th, I sent them a letter acknowledging Eddie's email of June 22, telling them they would have the contract back by Friday, June 29th. Since the contract did not state the date or the venue, I also asked for that information. These are the facts and Matchroom will have the contracts back to them by Friday, June 29th."
Finkel said it will then be up to Hearn to address the issues he pointed out
“I asked them on Sunday what date and what venue and they wouldn’t tell us, because they never wanted to do this fight.”
Yeah, we know who the problem was.
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Originally posted by OgTripleOg View Postgoing public thru social media has been in his best interest. he's been calling hearns BS every time on social media, hearns tries to do the same thing but contradicts himself every time.
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Originally posted by White Willie View PostKnowing how conniving and slimy the Hearns are, you have no choice but to go with (A). Deontay Wilder has a career to think about, not just one fight. The main issues his team had were the fact no dates or venues were suggested. Wilder would be an idiot to sign a contract and then have to wait for Hearn to pick a date which gives AJ a big advantage. It is not a big deal for Wilder's team to seek clarity.
Hearn would have taken no more than 2 weeks to sort that out. Wilder is pissing in the wind with that excuse. And so are you.
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Originally posted by bluemax View PostHow can people not see what is happening right before their eyes! Joshua is the most protected heavyweight whose come along in the last 20 years!! He lucks out by winning a title barely by beating an already beaten 41 year old champion who had Joshua down but gassed out. Joshua is given carefully cherry picked opposition and still only fights when his team can control every facet of the fight from ring size to officials. You don't really think Joshua would be allowed to fight Ortiz for any amount of money. His last fight went the distance against Parker, a much smaller heavyweight. Hearn will continue this farce until Joshua makes as many trumped up defenses as the suckers will pay for then he'll fight Wilder who will in my opinion knock Joshua's glass jaw right out of the ring. Of coarse even then Wilder will have to agree to a rematch clause to get the initial fight and Joshua's cult like blind fans will once again pay to see Joshua get beat down for a second time against a REAL fighter. Hey Joshua go make a movie and make room for the real fighters
Joshua is the protected one? Wilder fights the threats in the division?
Cancel your account and don't come back. This was too horrid even for a ******ed American.
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Originally posted by bluemax View PostJoshua's number one postion!! For doing what? Almost losing to a already beaten 41 year old champion what hadn't fought in almost 2 years and had to get off the floor to stop this gassed champion? Or maybe from winning a decision against a tiny fighter like Parker? Joshua is a farce, just because lunitics will pay to see this carny barker dance in the ring against cherry picked opponents doesn't make him the best heavyweight out there. That would be Wilder, Joshua is the best heavyweight in his protected turf of England and there is a very good reason why he stays there
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Originally posted by Drisc View PostI’m a Brit but it seems clear to me that Hearn is keeping AJ well away from Wilder. It’s frustrating as all us fans want is a huge fight between the top two heavyweights. Povetkin isn’t an easy fight though so it’s actually a risk to delay the Wilder fight as Povetkin is capable of sparking AJ out.
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