Comments Thread For: Luis Ortiz: Deontay Wilder Would Knock Joshua Out in 3 Rounds!

[Noelanthony]

I am a Joshua fan and granted he says some ****** stuff but he has a contract signed ready for Wilder to sign so this mega fight will get made. Though you will focus on his quotes and the 50 million duck. Meanwhile celebrate Wilders willingness to make the fight and congratulate him for making a stand on 50/50. What they offered Wilder is bull#hit I can say that but yet he agreed publicly yet he didn’t sign. Let me guess because he didn’t know the Venue and date? So what is he agreeing to then? Listen I can never question his motivation for the fight but his team were not as committed as he was. They come as a package they? Similar to Hearn and Joshua

[MulaKO]

Once again imagine imagine and imagine
Strawberry Fields
Fugh both of them
Keep check check check
Pay the man he’s fughin money
Lmfao
It’ll happen when the promoters aka Hearn and Haymon say it’s gonna happen
Till then keep *****ing
Everybody knows something , Brit or USA your all involved in the negotiations
Fugh off and live your life mofos

[b00g13man]

I am a Joshua fan and granted he says some ****** stuff but he has a contract signed ready for Wilder to sign so this mega fight will get made. Though you will focus on his quotes and the 50 million duck. Meanwhile celebrate Wilders willingness to make the fight and congratulate him for making a stand on 50/50. What they offered Wilder is bull#hit I can say that but yet he agreed publicly yet he didn’t sign. Let me guess because he didn’t know the Venue and date? So what is he agreeing to then? Listen I can never question his motivation for the fight but his team were not as committed as he was. They come as a package they? Similar to Hearn and Joshua

Not sure why you're quoting me, but I'm a Joshua fan also. It's clear as day that they didn't want the fight next, and did everything to ensure it didn't happen next.

Why wouldn't anyone focus on his quotes and the $50m? That happened. Also, Wilder agreed to the offer for the fight to be next. It clearly wasn't going to be, so it would be silly to sign that now for a fight in April, when the landscape could've changed significantly. We're talking 9 months here.

[BLASTER1]

Awesome to hear an opinion from a man thats been in the ring with Wilder.

[MulaKO]

Awesome to hear an opinion from a man thats been in the ring with Wilder.

Funny stuff
Lmfao

Just end it

[Redgloveman]

Not sure why you're quoting me, but I'm a Joshua fan also. It's clear as day that they didn't want the fight next, and did everything to ensure it didn't happen next.

Why wouldn't anyone focus on his quotes and the $50m? That happened. Also, Wilder agreed to the offer for the fight to be next. It clearly wasn't going to be, so it would be silly to sign that now for a fight in April, when the landscape could've changed significantly. We're talking 9 months here.

It's still a contract for $15m. I can't see Wilder boosting his revenue that high in one fight given that all of the best options in the division are tied up. The best name he could fight would be Ortiz rematch. That's not going to do a great deal for his earning potential.

I'd sign for the $15m. Even if Joshua got KOd by Povetkin, it's still a big payday

[b00g13man]

It's still a contract for $15m. I can't see Wilder boosting his revenue that high in one fight given that all of the best options in the division are tied up. The best name he could fight would be Ortiz rematch. That's not going to do a great deal for his earning potential.

I'd sign for the $15m. Even if Joshua got KOd by Povetkin, it's still a big payday

What hypothetically, the Povetkin fight has a massive positive impact, and the fight now becomes worth $200m in the UK. Wilder is left with a $15m cheque with no upside. Does that sound like a smart move?

[What up]

This is coming from a boxer who has fought wilder not from some so called experts that comment who have probably never been in the ring

[P4Pdunny]

That’s a very fair assessment and I say that because after your prediction it isn’t apparent who you are rooting for

I’m a londoner so whilst I’d be more happy if AJ won, it wouldn’t bother me too much if Wilder did.

The only times where I think I’d want AJ to knock him for six is when I see/read some of these nauseous americans being emotional and biased.

[MDPopescu]

old fatso is now going to hype up wilder so that he doesnt look as bad for losing to such a novice

... fatso almost stopped Wilder (by mistake?)...