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LMAO! So you think it is only a $50 million fight? If that is true, why didn't Joshua take the $50 mil guaranteed PLUS half of the PPV sales? You are beyond delusional.
Shelly Finkle is on record saying they will do the fight with less than the 50-50, and embarrassed Hearn telling him no one signs the first version of a contract. He also embarrassed Hearn catching him in other lies where he contradicted himself.
Whatever.....it will happen when AJ finds the courage I guess. It IS about money, but team Wilder just wants a fair %, not a flat fee. Hearn needs to offer 30% of what the fight brings, and that will not be the same as $15 million.
I will add that Wilder DID agree to the $15 million IF the fight is next. Hearn came up with September not being available, then the pressure from the WBA. He said they had to have something signed by 24 hrs. (they signed about 3 weeks later) He also found out that September at Wembly is available after all. Smoke, mirrors, and BS.Last edited by JWHardin; 07-24-2018, 07:03 AM.Comment
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“You have the so-called super champion and golden boy Anthony Joshua and he is avoiding Deontay Wilder and will not fight him at any cost. If you’re not going to fight someone for £40m (sic), you’re not going to fight him for anything. It’s a disgrace and he’s a disgrace to boxing.”Comment
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I don't care what you think of Fury, or whatever you say is his motive for speaking, the guy is absolutely right! Joshua if he and Hearn are talking about lining up Miller or someone else next, which they are, he deserves to be criticized for that.Last edited by SAINTSTEVE; 07-24-2018, 07:21 AM.Comment
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Yes, that is correct. They wanted AJ and his team to verbally accept so they could draw up a contract. It was a legit offer to call AJ's bluff of saying he would sign in 24hrs.
Hearn questioned if the money was actually legit, which he found out it was. They still declined stating AJ wants the fight in the UK, not the US. (Even though Hearn admitted that the biggest money is to be made in the US. He even talked about fighting Miller to get US exposure, but didn't want Wilder in the US.Comment
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It is definitely more than a 50 million fight and in April the fight will be even bigger. As far as who deserves what without question he deserves a percentage fee. Any champion for that matter especially in a unification deserves to sign a fight knowing his worth in a fight.i am a Joshua fan but I agree with all Wilder fans in this case. Even Eddie’s contradictions on occasion you make valid points but to suggest that absolutely everything he says is false and everything that stems from Team Wilder is the truth is a little naive.
The narrative that Joshua is scared is cool and I’m not denying he has looked very sheepish but there is a contract he has signed that he is waiting for Wilder’s signature.... I know it’s a bull$**** contract then let Wilder or his team be vocal and say we want this percentage and then we sign. Now it’s all silent with Wilders last words being 50/50. Most of you Americans no that percentage is ****** yet you are all fine to keep quiet but talk about josh is scared and the 50 million.Comment
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Golovkin demanded 50 percent also knowing that he wasn't going to get it, but some people thought he deserved 50% for being y'know part of the appeal of the whole thing. But yknow Mexican Americans buy more PPV's or so the argument goes..
Here is where we are historically and it is bigger than Joshua. The last lineal champion was Tyson Fury. Joshua doesn't get to be the man in the division for repeating Fury's feat. You know that it makes sense for the winner of Joshua vs Wilder to be that person, at least for the time being. So nobody is buying the fake ass arrogance coming from across the pond. It just comes off as cowardice. Win the fight and then you can act as arrogant as you want!Comment
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