Comments Thread For: Wilder: Eddie Hearn is Not a Guy That You Can Trust

[rickJen]

These media people should be asking logical questions like:
So it's all about the money for you, the 4 titles on the line have no value?

[oscar9992]

Says the guy who demands 50-50 split while being clearly a B side. lol

[DougalDylan]

Yep, wilder don't trust Hearn trust Finkel ...

One day Wilder will learn how to use google and read how his manager stole all of Brigg's money .. Finkel will just do the same thing he always does hey Deontay fight was say 15 million so after 14.975 deductions that leaves you 25K for fighting AJ ... that's what Finkel did last time ... why not sign with Don King I hear he's honest too.

WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder (40-0, 39 KOs) is sticking to his guns when it comes to the terms of a potential unification with IBF, IBO, WBA, WBO champion Anthony Joshua (21-0, 20 KOs). Joshua will return on September 22nd, when he defends his belts against WBA mandatory challenger Alexander Povetkin at Wembley in London.
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[Straightener]

Earn with Hearn

Beg with Finkel

[allen23]

All you have to do is beat the reigning king and you won't have to deal with any of the issues that bother you.
This guy wants to skip the test and get rewarded right away.
Have never seen anything like it.

what makes u distinguish joshua as the reigning king? is it because hes the A side? or maybe because be beat klitschko?
i agree hes the A side from a commercial and financial point of view but its fury who beat the king and wilder is the longest reigning champion with the most wins and highest ko ratio so i think hes entitled to ask for a fair contract which hearn is unwilling to give him

[champion4ever]

All his fighters trust him to make money for them and get opportunities for them.

You've said the key word; His fighters. However Wilder isn't one of them.

[Othello]

what makes u distinguish joshua as the reigning king? is it because hes the A side? or maybe because be beat klitschko?
i agree hes the A side from a commercial and financial point of view but its fury who beat the king and wilder is the longest reigning champion with the most wins and highest ko ratio so i think hes entitled to ask for a fair contract which hearn is unwilling to give him

He's entitled to ****. Boxing's about money. Prize fighting.

[champion4ever]

Says the guy who demands 50-50 split while being clearly a B side. lol

Why does it always have to be about money? By AJ being the A side, holding all the cards and being so confident that he can defeat Wilder, then why don't he just agree to all of Deontay's terms just to get him in the ring and to prove to the world once and for all; Especially boxing fans that he is indeed the superior fighter and the baddest man on the planet? It makes very good business sense to me unless he is afraid and a coward.

[Vinnykin]

If he wants to be the #1 and undisputed he needs to sign the contract for April.

There are numerous other contenders I'd happily watch Joshua fight, as I don't think Wilder gets past 4 rounds with AJ any way.

Povetkin fight is a good fight with a proven top 3 HW, it adds to Joshua's legacy. If Whyte beats Parker he has a better CV than Wilder, another huge event and build-up to look forward to as a fan of Whyte..... then guaranteed by April next year Fury will be 100% and have had his tune-ups, setting up a HUGE fight for later in the year.

Wilder can watch all this from the sidelines, totally frozen out. The UK gets all the big fights.

[EnglishOxide]

You've said the key word; His fighters. However Wilder isn't one of them.

Yet many fighters regularly return to fight on his cards. Peynaud and Parker to name a couple from the upcoming July 28th show. It's where the money is at.