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It's always about the money. Wilder wants a fair shake. A Wilder/AJ fight isn't the same as AJ/Parker or AJ/Whyte fight financially. AJ could fight whoever and continue to make what he makes. Canelo didn't need to fight GGG. He could have fought anyone and made his usual 20 million. Obviously he chose to fight GGG knowing how big of fight that would be and it would gross a lot of money. They offered GGG a flat fee as well, way more than the 2 million he was making. However, they wanted the fight bad enough that they ended up giving him a percentage to make the fight. Something AJ and Hearn don't want.
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No, Eddie's a trickster. That's what I call a bait-and-switch. Let's just say what you are saying is true. They had several weeks to fill in those blanks. The only reason why they didn't put that in writing was because they would have been sued had they have done so for breach of contract. It was a secret postdated contract to begin with for April 2019; As they had no plans for fighting Wilder in 2018 anyhow. The contract was artfully and masterfully manipulated with carefully guarded words. Their intentions were to delay the fight all along. It's very sad that decent innocent fans such as yourself; Who just so happens to be an Anthony Joshua fan refuse to see that fact.Comment
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Hearn had said repeatedly that the fight would have been later in the year. He wasn't going to waste time getting the exact date and venue with the WBA hanging over him. That would have been done after if Wilder would have signed. Anything else is just you making excuses and creating things in your head. None of what you say is true. But believe that nonsense if it makes you feel better about yourself.Comment
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It was for late 2018. That's what Hearn was working on.
Wilder wants to fight for free now does he? Haha. Wilder, and his fans become more pathetic as time goes on. If you're convinced by that fraud, then good luck to you. Wilder never would, or ever will fight for free. He thinks 15 mill is not enough, even though he's a scrub who earns a pittance fighting bums in unsold arenas. He's only piping up now because he knows it's safe due to Joshua fighting Povetkin. When Joshua has taken care of business, Wilder will get back to being a greedy little nobody asking for half.Comment
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Who cares if GGG was a bigger name, if he was a bigger name he wouldn't have been making 2M per fight. It's obvious he wasn't generating enough revenue to make more money regardless of what he was selling or his name. 12-15 million was a fair shake for GGG as it was Canelo who was the money maker. Oscar and Canelo thought that was fair enough for a fighter that was making 2 million a fight. GGG said no and Canelo and Oscar wanted the fight enough that they offered a split.
It's obvious AJ is the money maker in the UK, he can continue to fight other fighters and make his usual 20M. However, a fight with Wilder will generate way more money than his fights with Whyte and Parker. Why would Wilder leave money on the table when he's a one of the reason for the fight will out gross any other AJ fight. Pretty much Hearn and AJ want to rob Wilder of money that he will bringing in via US revenue and interest in the fight. If Hearn really believes that giving Wilder a 35/40% split means it will be less than the 15M flat fee, then why not do it. Why is he worried what Wilder will get paid.Comment
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The greed is embarrassing.
It's as if it's his last fight.Comment
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