Comments Thread For: Wilder: Joshua Wanted One-Way Rematch Clause, to Pick Officials

[R_Walken]

Why would Floyd leave Vegas?


People are saying AJ is ducking but the hold up is a guy begging for a rematch as if he’a going to loss? Okay. :/

Wilder fan here, but the one negotiating as if he’s setting himself up for a loss is Wilder. He’s the one coming off as he needs protecting from the inevitible.

I think the 50 million offer from Wilders team had no rematch clause , it was a 1 fight deal

So your assumption that Wilder is already assuming he’ll lose holds no weight

[Joe Beamish]

Wilder loses the money and has to wait for the big time.

Joshua loses the right to say he's a man.

[Scary_canary]

i know...this **** fight will eventually happen they're just doing the pacquiao/mayweather circus...trying to make it the most sold fight in history..it's getting boring tho..when you think about it...neither has beat anyone solid...king kong and klitschko combine 124 years.

Lol I’ve never thought about the combined age lol...but your right it’s bull**** the way it’s gone down.... wilder and Joshua have the opportunity to have a pac/Marquez type rivalry here and there gonna **** it up,,,, they could both make soooooo much money, who gets what in the first fight would be insignificant in the end

[EnglishOxide]

1. Wilder agreed to no rematch for him when requesting the contract. Fact.

2. Finkel stated that he was ready to sign the contract WITHOUT a rematch clause for Wilder. Fact.

3. The 50m offer to AJ did NOT include a rematch clause for either fighter. Fact.


Summary? Wilder talking **** and lying to his cult again.

[The plunger man]

Wilder seriously has lost plot.....when fights are chosen to take place in vegas the officials are chosen NSAC who govern boxing ...same as New York and the BBBC are the governing body of UK boxing.
That's normal when the fight would of been taking place over here.
As for rematch they both should have the chance to revenge but it seems increasingly common that the A-side don't grant the B-side a rematch as canelo did with golovkin.
The big difference here is unlike canelo Joshua has 90% of the world titles.
Wilder seems like he is loosing his **** big time

[Boxingfanatic75]

This has taken a most unfortunate turn. I’ve never seen a distant B side talk like this. Is he really criticizing the job Hearn is doing with Joshua like he’s bad, talking about walking away from career highs?

Wilder?


The one that doesn’t get paid well?


Wilder please dont do this man. I like ya too much. Snap out of it. “What is you doin’, baby!?”

Joshua makes makes more in one fight than you’ve made in your career, dude. I think you need to look at YOUR team. The management of Wilder’s career is so bad the other guys team is just out in the open trying to sign him.

We are literally witnessing one of the absolute dumbest moves we’ve ever seen in boxing.

Who’s in his ear feeding him this?

Joshua gonna go out and make like another 20-30 mil next fight and Wilder is fighting a left over for lord knows how many peanuts (in comparison) but the guy is actually making it seem like he’s the one making moves?

What. The. F uck.

Remember that crazy ass rant by Charles Martin where it looked like he was locked in a room with drugs?


This is Wilder’s version.

This is baffling.

I’m not saying a flat fee is right....but what I’m saying is you literally have no ground to stand on its a flat fee or NOTHING. This isn’t Manny Pacquiao declining a flat fee. This is Wilder...

Stop feeding that trash about how its not about the money and come up with 50-50.

Rematch? No one wants to see this fight again if Joshua wins! We all just hope Wilder does and we get two fights out of it. Think people wanna see Canelo vs Liam Smith rematch? NO.


Whyyyy.


:/.... I had so much hope for Wilder.

Sorry you wanted your time writing so many paragraphs that said absolutely nothing. It’s simple, Joshua was guaranteed 50 mil (more than he has made in 5 fights) to fight Wilder. Joshua decided to dodge. It’s that simple

[chepboxingking]

Why would the B side get a rematch clause? When has that ever happened?

What he saying is he understands he's the B side, which is why he took WAY LESS money (fight revenue will be over $100mil. Taking $15mil flat fee is essentially agreeing to a 90-10 split) hes also willing to go over to the UK. The fact that hes already accepting that should be enough, but no, they also want to add a rematch clause. Not saying that the rematch clause is unheard of, but when you're giving up this much, the rematch clause is usually not requested

[Boxingfanatic75]

Wilder loses the money and has to wait for the big time.

Joshua loses the right to say he's a man.

Ol Eddie has bent this “man” over painted tatas on his back and gone to town

[chepboxingking]

At this point, whoever is defending hearn and Joshua and bashing wilder, is purely out of hate or biased. Clearly wilder has done everything possible to make the fight happen.

[EnglishOxide]

Sorry you wanted your time writing so many paragraphs that said absolutely nothing. It’s simple, Joshua was guaranteed 50 mil (more than he has made in 5 fights) to fight Wilder. Joshua decided to dodge. It’s that simple

A quick Google suggests Joshua has made around $60m in his last 3 fights. Thats just the fight purse, not even mentioning sponsorships and his other side business and who knows how many mills that all earns?

Stop lying son. Joshua is the don here and he don't need to sell his A side advantages for $50m.