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cold hard facts!!!
they wanted the fight at home "for the fans"....hearn even said AJ wanted to take less money for the fans! lol....then AJ said the fans dont decide his career and that they should go fight wilder!
you cant make this stuff up! its a comedy!
hearns so called HW champ scared of a windmilling, bum feasting, nobody!Comment
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see, I am not even gonna go there
your/my opinion of Wilder is totally irrelevant, who cares
just like your/my opinion of Derevyanchenko did not justify/excuse why Golovkin refused to fight him
they completely ignored the $50mil offer, and then they tossed Wilder a low-ball..... which he accepted lol, but they subsequently refused
they got the guy for nothing, in the biggest fight at heavyweight..... but would not even concern themselves enough to give him a date or a guarantee
Wilder being shht (NOT my opinion) makes it look even worse lol
Joshua has MILLIONS of fans..... so, where are they
we got 1 or 2 die-hards who are not ashamed to embarrass themselves..... but, where are the rest???
the rest of them..... are smart, and know exactly whats upComment
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Youre not really getting it. I'd agree AJ and Hearn aren't in a rush to make the fight, not the same as not wanting, but as they have said the more time goes by the more the American market matures and this is when they start making the mega bucks for both teams. I pretty sure we can agree for the likes of you and me this sucks as I want to see AJ knock out Wilder and the other way round for you.
I do not see that Wilder is as desperate for the fight as he makes out. Yeah generate some hype for the fight via social media but the guy should be following up Hearns offers with more formal methods of responses and providing feedback on what doesn't/didn't work for him and what does to demonstrate it. This is something Hearn has stated is just not happening. Now if Hearn was lying I would have expected Wilder to come out with a video saying actually we did respond here's the email or whatever, which just hasn't happened.
Also I believe I saw a video of Finkel mentioning he had been working with Warren since June so maybe the possibility of a Fury fight has been in the pipeworks for a while which most people can see would make business sense before AJ and a huge difference to the negotiations. So there is a motive make it only look like your taking the AJ negotiations seriously and definitely worth taking in to consideration, although I will allow you to dash this idea as utter speculation.
Maybe Wilder is legit offended by the offers or his ego is to big to think he needs be chasing Hearn and pressuring him with quick responses to get the fight done especially with the WBA Mando lurking. At the end of the day if the fight ain't gonna come to you, you've got to go and get it.
See my angle?
All this talk could be a complete waste of time as Povetkin could knock out AJ and clear out Wilder and the rest of the HW division, it's unlikely but not unimaginable as boths guys are far from complete fighters.Comment
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wilder being shht isnt my opinion of him either...its just funny watching AJs fans call wilder shht...then excuse his behavior...some of these guy will say literally anything and make anything up just to excuse their man ducking a "bum".....its comical and sad at the same timeComment
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You just can't resist the urge to cultivate adversaries and make **** into what it isn't. I'm saying neither side did much of anything in the means of sitting down and seriously negotiating the fight. All this fanboy "fighting the good fight" nonsense is you getting all emotional...same as you did with Canelo and ggg.😂
If "growing up" means being a guy who's over 50 yrs old and resorts to calling people names on Internet forums like someone else we know(aboutfkntime), then I'll pass lol.Comment
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