Whyte-AJ is not a stadium fight

[Motorcity Cobra]

Hearn knows this. That's why he's suddenly anxious to get Wilder locked into an already set venue & date. If the opponent ends up being Whyte that fight will be moved. The only stadium fight will be the winner of Wilder-Fury.

If Fury wins he shouldn't take the fight unless it's 50/50 like he's said before. AJ needs him to sell out the stadium.

If Wilder wins deserves 50/50 to. If no 50/50 and they really want the fight then the date & location is now up for negotiations.

[rolshans]

Any fight with AJ is a stadium fight.

[NEETzsche]

Of course it is. Whyte has a reasonable profile over here at this point and Joshua can fill stadiums against Pulev/Takam and Povetkin - complete unknowns to the British public. I expect that a Whyte rematch in April would probably be his second biggest seller yet

[Madison Boxing]

you said that about povetkin joshua and it looked pretty full to me

[Motorcity Cobra]

Any fight with AJ is a stadium fight.

Of course it is. Whyte has a reasonable profile over here at this point and Joshua can fill stadiums against Pulev/Takam and Povetkin - complete unknowns to the British public. I expect that a Whyte rematch in April would probably be his second biggest seller yet

Listen to my words. If Whyte ends up being the opponent the fight will be moved. Guaranteed. Bookmark this post

[rolshans]

you said that about povetkin joshua and it looked pretty full to me

I still can't believe how wrong some people were on what was by far the third biggest fight of the year after Canelo/GGG and AJ/Parker.

[Robbie Barrett]

Joshua needs Wilder to sell out the stadium? What planet are you on?

[Kezzer]

It will sell 80k + ? How is that not a stadium fight?

[redmish]

They could put the tickets on sale now with no opponent in place and it would still be a stadium fight. AJ is a superstar here.

[Ray*]

Joshua could sell out Wembley or cardiff stadium fighting my nan over here. Some of you guys are unreal.