Comments Thread For: Hearn: Wilder Has Lost The Plot, Doesn't Know What He's Doing!

[allenfred]

Look at goofy low IQ Wilder and wonder how dumb Wilder is.

Wilder is incapable of making astute boxing decisions period. Wilder confused and bewildered as usual let's that Harlem pimp slimy Al Haymon make ****** decisions for Wilder. Feel sorry for the mentally challenged Wilder and all those taking advantage of goofy Wilder. Sad to see.

[Pennsauken1]

Wilder is facing the Lineal Champion next
In Vegas
On PPV
After beating the most feared guy in the division in Ortiz.
You could make an argument for fighter of the year for him if he stops Fury in impressive fashion.

That $15 million that was offered by Hearn could be made just off the gate of this fight alone.

Anyone that thinks that $15 million flat deal was a good deal is ******, and there is no point in arguing with them. Joshua vs Wilder could make over $100 million and he is not supposed to get a split when Joseph Parker got 30%. It's so easy for Hearn to get away with stuff like this because ****** people will always defend him and disregard the facts.

Props, for knowing your stuff

[PrBoxing88]

I agree butwhat did Gerald Washington do for Deontay? It’s just a fight where he can pole axe Chisora inside 3 rounds and earn 5 million doing it but I agree fighting him proves absolutely nothing

Well 5 mil are great money lol, I would fight him for less hahaha.

[kafkod]

The WBO made Usyk “super champion” which is a title in so far as it makes him Joshua’s mandatory if he moves up to HW. Again I say what has he done at HW to have earned ANYTHING or any standing at HW.

The sanctioning bodies are a joke

WBO made Usyk a "super champion" at cruiserweight, not HW. That gives him the right to a mandatory challenge for the WBO HW title if he moves up.

That's not the same as giving him an actual HW title, and it's not really anything new. Throughout boxing history, if any one fighter clearly established himself as the undisputed best in his own division, he would always be given a shot at the champ in the division above, if he wanted it, because it would be a fight the fans wanted too.

The WBO just made it into a rule, and personally, I think it's a good rule. Anything that makes it harder for world champs to avoid fighting tough challengers is ok with me. And any fighter good enough to become a "super champion" by unifying a division has proved himself good enough to be a tough challenger for the champion in the division above.

[Noelanthony]

Well 5 mil are great money lol, I would fight him for less hahaha.

Me too and I will take a flat fee

[Pennsauken1]

Worry about your own fighters bum

[kafkod]

I agree butwhat did Gerald Washington do for Deontay? It’s just a fight where he can pole axe Chisora inside 3 rounds and earn 5 million doing it but I agree fighting him proves absolutely nothing

But how do we know if Wilder would be good enough to pole axe Chisora in 3 rounds when his best win is Ortiz, and Ortiz's best win was Bryant Jennings, 3 years ago?

3 years is a long time for a fighter as old as Ortiz!

There's a weird kind of circular reasoning being used to build up both Wilder and Ortiz ... we know Wilder is good because he KO'd Ortiz, and we know Ortiz is good because he almost KO'd Wilder.

That makes no sense to me. We won't know how good either of them are till one of them fights somebody like a Chisora or a Whyte.

[alexguiness]

I like Eddie, he puts on a good card most of the time and makes his fighters good coin.

But...

He treats his Nigerian robot like a pet princess sometimes.

[Pennsauken1]

You weirdo you have a man crush on Wilder, get a life!!!!

[abracada]

Eddie Hearn, promoter for IBF, IBO, WBA, WBO heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua (21-0, 20 KOs), believes WBC champion Deontay Wilder has gone bonkers by turning down several potential fight offers in the last few weeks.
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Wilder v Fury has wiped out £100m from AJ regardless of who wins.

Wilder is a genius.

Hearn - check mate.