Comments Thread For: Wilder Erupts on Joshua: I Smell P*ssy, You Coward Ass B*tch!

[travestyny]

Everything takes Wilder off guard. He did an interview the other day going on about an old offer of 12.5 mill. So I wouldn't piss on what Wilder has to say. The guy is a genuine clown that doesn't know what the hell is going on so he makes a fool of himself by opening his mouth. It would be better if Wilder was to remain silent.

Maybe you're right. I would have loved to see AJ's response to that 50 million offer. I heard he might have said, "Let's roll." I'm not sure.

I know he definitely asked for it.....they offered it....and then in came the gag order apparently.

[travestyny]

Well you just told me Wilder was afraid to lose without actually telling me and you did so bc you cant think two steps ahead !

And like I said, if that's your logic, then AJ was afraid to lose just the same.

[Sid-Knee]

I thought they said it would be sent back signed. They did want a date, and I don't know what was up with the rematch clause as it seemed there was some disagreement there...

but as far as I knew, they said it was going to be signed by Friday.

No, it was being sent back unsigned. How can you sign a contract that you disagree with and want changes done to it?

[Just looking]

Wilder should force the fight by fighting the Charr/ Oquendo winner or see if he can work something out with the IBF because this **** is getting sad.

Exactly what I thought, fight Charr and became the regular champion to force the fight. But, now I don't really know. Joshua is being "forced" to fight the mandatory, not the regular champion. Shouldn't the regular take the mandos and the super get the regular? Fishy, how much strings does Hearn have with them? It seems like they can "freeze" the regular champion forever

[juggernaut666]

And like I said, if that's your logic, then AJ was afraid to lose just the same.

Its not my logic , its just logic in general .

If someone doesnt sign a contract whos the B side bc hes not getting a rematch that means he knows he could lose and is far from confident , you imbecile !

[McNulty]

Haha!

Walk softly and carry a big stick is a bunch of bullshít. If you want to get shít done, you need to take it to the streets.

Real talk, AJ is a protected áss primadonna.

[Iamsmoke89]

Lol. Smh. Lol. They sent an email b fire anything was verbally agreed too

Don’t know who you’re referring to that sent a email but email and contract are two different things.

[juggernaut666]

No, it was being sent back unsigned. How can you sign a contract that you disagree with and want changes done to it?

OMG ,im actually starting to believe its Wilder himself ? lol

Forget the notion he said that Wilder talks to him .

[Flabble Scrote]

I dunno , I haven't followed every twist and turn , I'm neutral supporter and I like Wilder better but I feel like maybe he's the one that's refused this and now just throwing feces on social media at distraction tactic. Basically he's fuming at himself *****ing out?
I think Joshua should have fought in USA as it makes more money and it will become a huge fight there and has good potential to go mainstream like old times which will bring the sport back big to USA which is only good for world boxing inc UK.

I think Joshua should have taken that leap. Dared to be truly great in that way rather than relying on his home town familiar vibes

So really all we know is they both want the fight but won't travel ...

[Gillie]

Finkle sent the contract back unsigned. He wanted changes done to it so Hearn was going to have to draw up another contract and send it back again. But you know what would have happened if the WBA wasn't enforcing their mandatory and they were still negotiating? Finkle would have sent it back saying he wanted more changes.

Hearn warned Finkle that he had the WBA breathing down his neck so time was of the essence. Didn't stop them from being slow and waiting 4 weeks before accepting the offer.

I knew Finlke was going to run out the clock and force Joshua to fight his mandatory. Very predictable.

Okay. This is really disappointing though. I truly thought that when Dan Rafael said that Wilder had agreed to fighter Joshua in the UK, that the whole thing was a done deal. This is why I was so surprised when Hearn started saying that Wilder's side was taking too long with the contract etc....Anyways, thanks for the explanation bro. Peace.