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  • Sickmerch1990
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    #61
    Warren so desperate to create a rival to hearn cash cow spouting pure nonsense Joshua v povektein will double the income of this fight I doubt it will even sell out the arena in America where fights held both are prized divys never will they be liked or loved and fury is just after money selling himself out he knows quite well he's not ready for a top ten fighter yet will retire after he's knocked out by wilder

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    • b00g13man
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      #62
      Not even close.

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      • P4Pdunny
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        #63
        Promoters gonna promote. You can argue that both Tyson were in same position going into the respective fights

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        • Boksfan
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          #64
          If it sells 2 million US PPVs than Warren is talking true, otherwise he's a liar.

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          • SUBZER0ED
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            #65
            Originally posted by Lemonhead_Jeff
            It's a big/important fight in the eyes of boxing fans
            all around the world. Everywhere except the UK where
            some fans seem miffed that fighters other than Joshua
            are getting a lot of attention. You hardly hear a peep
            in the media about Joshua's upcoming title defense,
            but people can't stop talking about a Fury-Wilder fight.
            Joshua had a chance to take a bite, but he was not
            hungry, so his fans shouldn't be mad at how the cookie
            crumbles.
            This fight leads to a showdown with Joshua. He's by no means out of the equation, as he's the majority belt holder and a superstar in the UK, which = big $$$.

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            • Lemonhead_Jeff
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              #66
              Originally posted by SUBZER0ED
              This fight leads to a showdown with Joshua. He's by no means out of the equation, as he's the majority belt holder and a superstar in the UK, which = big $$$.
              It's easy to assume that this fight leads to a Joshua
              showdown, but that depends on Hearn's whims and
              the winner's willingness to submit to Hearn's demands.
              Joshua is a superstar in the UK, but his revenue is
              meaningless to potential opponents if he refuses to
              'share the wealth'. Only offering potential opponents a
              pittance of the revenue is a good way to avoid having
              to fight them. British fans are enablers, stroking Joshua's
              ego and making him believe that the universe revolves
              around him. He's become a musclebound Mariah Carey.
              British fans give Joshua no need to fight Wilder or even
              Fury. British fans would be just as happy watching him
              fight somebody like Chisora, and Hearn knows it, so I'm
              not holding my breath waiting for Joshua to fight either
              Fury OR Wilder. Joshua will be remembered similar to
              Rid**** Bowe. Klitschko will be his great win, like Bowe's
              victories over Holyfield. And maybe Povetkin will be the
              eastern European who breaks Joshua's will, like Golota
              did to Bowe.

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              • SUBZER0ED
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                #67
                Originally posted by Lemonhead_Jeff
                It's easy to assume that this fight leads to a Joshua
                showdown, but that depends on Hearn's whims and
                the winner's willingness to submit to Hearn's demands.
                Joshua is a superstar in the UK, but his revenue is
                meaningless to potential opponents if he refuses to
                'share the wealth'. Only offering potential opponents a
                pittance of the revenue is a good way to avoid having
                to fight them. British fans are enablers, stroking Joshua's
                ego and making him believe that the universe revolves
                around him. He's become a musclebound Mariah Carey.
                British fans give Joshua no need to fight Wilder or even
                Fury. British fans would be just as happy watching him
                fight somebody like Chisora, and Hearn knows it, so I'm
                not holding my breath waiting for Joshua to fight either
                Fury OR Wilder. Joshua will be remembered similar to
                Rid**** Bowe. Klitschko will be his great win, like Bowe's
                victories over Holyfield. And maybe Povetkin will be the
                eastern European who breaks Joshua's will, like Golota
                did to Bowe.
                I disagree that British boxing fans will be ok with Joshua not fighting the winner of Wilder vs Fury. And I'm certain that the winner of said fight will be calling out Joshua more than ever. It's funny how you consider $15 million a pittance for a fighter with limited drawing power, based on his extensive list of (39!) bums, with only one dangerous opponent.

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                • DaaamnSon
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                  #68
                  [IMG]https://media.*****.com/media/l3gqncRIS1J4Y/*****.gif[/IMG]

                  I'd be surprised if it does even a tenth of the number of PPVs Tyson vs Lewis did. Fish eyes is senile.

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                  • Lemonhead_Jeff
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                    #69
                    Originally posted by SUBZER0ED
                    I disagree that British boxing fans will be ok with Joshua not fighting the winner of Wilder vs Fury. And I'm certain that the winner of said fight will be calling out Joshua more than ever. It's funny how you consider $15 million a pittance for a fighter with limited drawing power, based on his extensive list of (39!) bums, with only one dangerous opponent.
                    I believe, as a headliner, Wilder's purse should be directly
                    related to the amount of revenue the event brings in.
                    It's like applying for a good, important, high-stress job
                    and then finding out they are only willing to pay you
                    minimum wage because that's what you previously earned
                    when you had worked at Walmart. Your co-worker, who
                    has the same duties as you, is making 6-figures per year
                    but they only want to pay YOU minimum wage.
                    I hope you are right, and the British public will demand
                    that Joshua fights the winner, but they have to prove
                    that with their purse strings. Joshua needs incentive to
                    fight the winner, and he does not have incentive if his
                    fans are willing to sell out arenas to watch him fight any
                    Tom, ****, or Harry.

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                    • SUBZER0ED
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                      #70
                      Originally posted by Lemonhead_Jeff
                      I believe, as a headliner, Wilder's purse should be directly
                      related to the amount of revenue the event brings in.
                      It's like applying for a good, important, high-stress job
                      and then finding out they are only willing to pay you
                      minimum wage because that's what you previously earned
                      when you had worked at Walmart. Your co-worker, who
                      has the same duties as you, is making 6-figures per year
                      but they only want to pay YOU minimum wage.
                      I hope you are right, and the British public will demand
                      that Joshua fights the winner, but they have to prove
                      that with their purse strings. Joshua needs incentive to
                      fight the winner, and he does not have incentive if his
                      fans are willing to sell out arenas to watch him fight any
                      Tom, ****, or Harry.
                      I see your point about a payday being commensurate with the revenue potential of the event, as it does take two to tango.

                      If Joshua wishes to be the undisputed HW champion of the world as he has iterated, that should be all the incentive he needs to fight the winner of Fury vs Wilder.
                      Last edited by SUBZER0ED; 08-22-2018, 12:04 PM.

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