Comments Thread For: Fury Confirms Negotiations With Wilder For December Fight

[peplz]

Are you like one of those loons that didn’t believe in the lunar landing too?

Way to change the subject. What you don't realize is changing the subject and/or turning it into a personal insult contest is quite typical behaviour from a Pacquiao fan, a Wilder fan and any person attempting to put forth an argument that they don't even believe themselves. So keep on talking about lunar landings and alt accounts while I keep dishing out the facts about Deontay the Deceiver.

[Travycat]

Maybe Dec of 2020. Fury is a man of his word, however, so him saying that is out there now. It has been said. So they should make that fight next. Would look good on Wilder's resume to fight Fury and AJ back to back (pending he gets by Fury). Any talk of time off could be relayed over to AJ's fight with a 41 year old Klitschko coming off a 2 year layoff. So talk of not being ready can go to the back burner.

[Tatabanya]

If Wilder hits him in the right spot just once, I can see Fury writhing on the mat like Liakhovich.

[milkey1]

Fury Gonna dominate Wilder..



wilder is C level fighter with A level power
A very good boxer will take away that power

[Ake-Dawg]

If Wilder-Fury gets made for December (especially for the first couple of weeks of December; college football goes largely dormant from about Thanksgiving to the start of bowl season in mid December), Wilder is going to have a legit PPV fight on his hands for Brooklyn (It'll likely do less than the 750k that I thought it could do after the "confrontation", but 350k-400k is still a good take).

He wins that fight, and if Eddie Hearn comes with any BS (no percentage, must be on DAZN, rematch for only Joshua, etc), Wilder could tell Joshua to "wait his turn", fight the Ortiz rematch for his second PPV, and leave Hearn/Joshua to figure out how to convince Kubrat Pulev to not push the IBF to strip him as they wait on the Wembley date and the Whyte rematch.

Depending on how those two fights draw, you likely head into that next round of talks with the fight no longer having a default of having to be done in the UK (especially if Wilder has the option to fight Kubrat Pulev for the IBF belt, in a possible 3rd PPV).

Very likely scenario. I really believe the fight gets made.

[xhiddenx87]

If Wilder-Fury gets made for December (especially for the first couple of weeks of December; college football goes largely dormant from about Thanksgiving to the start of bowl season in mid December), Wilder is going to have a legit PPV fight on his hands for Brooklyn (It'll likely do less than the 750k that I thought it could do after the "confrontation", but 350k-400k is still a good take).

He wins that fight, and if Eddie Hearn comes with any BS (no percentage, must be on DAZN, rematch for only Joshua, etc), Wilder could tell Joshua to "wait his turn", fight the Ortiz rematch for his second PPV, and leave Hearn/Joshua to figure out how to convince Kubrat Pulev to not push the IBF to strip him as they wait on the Wembley date and the Whyte rematch.

Depending on how those two fights draw, you likely head into that next round of talks with the fight no longer having a default of having to be done in the UK (especially if Wilder has the option to fight Kubrat Pulev for the IBF belt, in a possible 3rd PPV).

I feel the same as you. But dont wait too much if that happens, people in here will go nutz, saying Wilder is a ducker and the b side and all the same rant we all know

[MC Hammer]

So many alts with like 12 posts in 8 years hoping to god its a publicity stunt. Hopefully this fight comes through, Wilder builds his name abroad as well and Joshua will be forced to MAN TF UP

[Boxingfanatic75]

Way to change the subject. What you don't realize is changing the subject and/or turning it into a personal insult contest is quite typical behaviour from a Pacquiao fan, a Wilder fan and any person attempting to put forth an argument that they don't even believe themselves. So keep on talking about lunar landings and alt accounts while I keep dishing out the facts about Deontay the Deceiver.

It was actually a serious question but okay

[Ake-Dawg]

Exactly right! A win over Fury puts more money in Wilder's pocket against AJ for sure.

Its Hearns worst nightmare. I believe he would prefer to have AJ fight Whyte and Fury before Wilder. Thus the flat fee which protects them financially in case of a loss.

[Corelone]

All these guys saying we can't trust Fury, but AJ said give him $50 mil and he'd do it. Then we heard all about his 90000 fans that he wants to get in shape and do it for him. How they don't run his carreer. Fury v Wilder for undisputed. AJ v Pedved No. 2.