Comments Thread For: Deontay Wilder vs. Tyson Fury is a 50-50 Deal, Says Frank Warren

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Since you provided no evidence of what Finkle said, here is what Finkle actually said, that shows your last post is bogus BS. I know its embarrassing for AJ watchdogs like yourself to think AJ passed on a huge payday.

The way out for Hearn and Joshua came when the World Boxing Association gave a 24-hour deadline for Joshua-Wilder negotiations to be concluded. The deadline passed without Wilder signing the contract, as Hearn had never given a date or a location of the Joshua-Wilder. Finkel was also unhappy with the one-way rematch clause that only worked in Joshua’s favor. If Joshua lost to Wilder, he would get a rematch. If Wilder was beaten, Joshua could move on. Finkel wasn’t happy with that obviously.

“It was a total sham,” Wilder’s manager Finkel said to Fighthype. “They had no intention of fighting Deontay Wilder next. That’s fine. Just say it. He had a two-fight deal with Wembley. He never intended to, but he had to figure a way out. Don’t waste anyone’s time. Don’t try and make Deontay look like he’s ducking out of the fight. Just say, ‘I’m fighting Povetkin next and I’m not fighting anyone else next. He admits it was a total scam here. He cut a two-fight deal at Wembley,” Finkel said

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At 41 seconds and 6:41. The same interview that your quote is from. You guys already know that there is nothing reasonable about the way Deontay Wilder has decided to deal with negotiations. And before you start splitting hairs about whether or not it was in the contract you must first understand that if Shelly Finkel has Eddie Hearn giving him assurance about key elements of the agreement on record it's enforceable by law. So please don't do that.