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Wether Eidy is telling the truth or not this just help the promotion to the next one. They are cornered to fight the Wilder-Fury winner. They can't get away with ducking now.
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Shirley I think reached out to Eddie saying come with a better offer which is all I was asking. Most of you were harping on about Joshua is ducking yet he has sent a contract to Wilder and there was no ink. Wilder and his fans even tried to say there was no signature from AJ another sign of him ducking but when it was made clear about power of attorney they soon back tracked.
The Contract especially waiting a further 6 months is nonsense so I understand why they didn’t sign. I’m on your side in respect to the flat fee and to sign a contract knowing he will be worth much more.
Now I can’t speak for all AJ fans but all the ones on here do not want to see AJ square off against Dillon Whyte in April. There is only one fight to make. To be honest I didn’t even like hearing Joshua’s responses when talking about a bloody poll. However it is what it is. Hearn has said he will make Wilder a new improved offer which will depend on him beating Fury. If the offer is another flat fee or an increase of a few million I will seriously then review my stance and think maybe these Americans were right all along. I say that because every top fighter Joshua fought received a percentage. Every negotiation was successful why is Deontay being offered a flat fee. If that was the norm with Eddie I wouldn’t question it.
I need the fight to happen. It will be great odds for the fight and I plan to capitalise heavily. Birdlegs will be wiped out before the 6th roundComment
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I agree somewhat, his fights can be a bit dull. He's a much better fighter for it though. He used to get hit and buzzed by guys who shouldn't be catching him. He became more elusive and he went up a level after that.Comment
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yet hearn tried to sign himComment
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Because Hearn knew:
(a) Fury will still sell tickets with his mouth rather than his exciting style;
(b) It would be easier to set up a fight with Joshua;
(c) He wants to be the dominant promoter.
Fury fights in general are quite boring but that not to say I don’t recognise and sometimes admire his skills, footwork, etc .. particularly for a big guy.
It’s just that for the most time the fights we remember with fondness are the exciting ones where guys went toe to toe.
BTW I am know Hearn fan, bit of a tw@t.Comment
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Fury was in a belter with John McDermott were he got clearly beat and fury chisura 1 was ok like. the klitschko win was one of boxing worse fights of all time so it's hard to shake that off being also the highlight of his career tooComment
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Obviously, but I also think Fury isn't that boring.
There's some interest in watching a HW who actually displays an IQ and some decent movement lol
It looks rough at times but I honestly think it's because of his physique. If he was muscular people would praise his ability.Comment
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fury a few years back would be n1 for me but his two come back fights have been a joke he's far from ready to face either wilder or Joshua. palleta he went 12 rounds with when Michael Johnson knocked him out that gives you a hint really at the level he's at right now feels like he's looking to cash out to me hope am wrong being British and having the top two heavyweights from the UK sounds good likeComment
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