Comments Thread For: Joshua Warns Wilder: Step Up or Chisora, Whyte Are Options!

[Laligalaliga]

Wilder offered a credible $50 million but AJ passed. Let him offer Wilder $50 million ... I'll bet Wilder won't pass. If it is so profitable to fight in Britain, and AJ says he doesn't need to come to the states, fine! Offer $50 Million.

Giving wilder 50mil is like giving him a jackpot. He might not fight again for life if giving that kind of money.

[R.KHLMS4LIFE]

We all been knowing Whyte got next on Joshua there is a reason they don't fight Wilder or Ortiz, Joshua is the better technical boxer but always gets rocked n against Wilder who's just as strong better reach and more athletic that equals a loss by ko , Joshua and Ortiz would be an excellent fight. Why expose the good laying the golden egg he can make that 50m in 3 fights fighting opposition with little risk instead of taking that 50m for 1 fight n getting kod in front of countrymen I got Wilder winning the first fight Joshua winning the 2nd fight less he can't adjust and the third fight being a toss up.

[lfc19titles]

Dear Eddie,

With all due respect you know Al and I for a long time and you know this is not a publicity stunt. I assure you that we’re serious and we would be glad to sit down with you and provide proper security for the funding and work out all the details.

But it all has to start with Anthony Joshua accepting the $50million offer that he asked for, which is also by far the largest guarantee and largest purse any heavyweight champion in history has ever made.

Until then, it would be non-productive to meet. Please have Anthony accept the offer that he asked for and let’s get this fight made.

Thanks, Shelly

Don’t be ******

You need a contract to accept for a fight

The fact frank warren came out and said the 50m was from by sports and him shows it was all fake

[Laligalaliga]

I'm sure people will watch it for the heck of it, especially in the UK. since I have a following.. But most would much rather have had Whyte & Ortiz

Ortiz has to make himself enticing to the casuals so he can get the big fights.

Hardcores alone don't buy PPV, rather majority of the ppv's are casuals.

You can't seat on your assz and claim fighters are ducking you. What extra thing has he done to attract the eyes of the casuals to him?

Whyte was willing to fight Ortiz but hearn feel chisora's fight will have more commercial benefits and opt for it. I wouldn't blame him. That's his job.


Fight

[davefromvancouv]

So foreshadowing his next two fights. Not surprising.

Actually, just the first fight. The second fight is the Pulev IBF mandatory in late 2019. But the narrative has to be set NOW to prepare his fans...

[BirdSong]

If Wilder beats Fury convincingly,
AJ's fans will demand the fight, and let out a collective yawn at the mention of anyone else. If Fury beats Wilder, it will be the same
Boxing fans will only want to see that fight, as well as casual viewers. So the winner of Wilder-Fury will be forcing AJ to fight them just by winning. The percentage will be 55-45 as Edwina and Joshua will really have no where else to go for a credible match.

Lets hope so, this fight is easy to make if u offer a sensible contract. Joshua has cashed out with pov and now its time to see who is the best in the division. Joshua turned down 50 mil for home advantage, fair enough, hes done a lot more than wilder to get this, a lot more, now its time for BOTH of them to get their just deserts for such a big fight, u dont offer flat fees etc for a fight this big.

Wonder will wilder have a problem with a shortish turnaround for the april date, some fighters would some not so much maybe, cant see fury winning this at all, he just wont be dialled in like he was v kilt, nowhere close most likely

[aboutfkntime]

I'm a Joshua fan too, but it is fading fast. It's Hearn I dislike. AJ needs to take control of his career and remind Hearn that he is the boss, not Hearn.

GGG and his camp went quiet when Ward called their bluff after Sanchez said all his BS. If GGG really wanted to fight Ward he would have. Same as AJ. If he really wanted the fight it would have already happened.

absolutely 100%

one thing..... Hearn works for Joshua..... Hearn has made that perfectly clear, and so has Joshua

as fans we have to stop blaming the promoter, who is just doing his job

those guys discuss everything, and Hearn does not say a word without Joshua's approval

same sa Golovkin

same as everyone else

even with Arum, who is still the slickest promoter out there..... we saw with Mikey Garcia, and Tim Bradley, that a fighter has full control of his career..... both of those guys flatly refused fights they did not want

[aboutfkntime]

We all been knowing Whyte got next on Joshua there is a reason they don't fight Wilder or Ortiz, Joshua is the better technical boxer but always gets rocked n against Wilder who's just as strong better reach and more athletic that equals a loss by ko , Joshua and Ortiz would be an excellent fight. Why expose the good laying the golden egg he can make that 50m in 3 fights fighting opposition with little risk instead of taking that 50m for 1 fight n getting kod in front of countrymen I got Wilder winning the first fight Joshua winning the 2nd fight less he can't adjust and the third fight being a toss up.

he is making close to 50mil EVERY SINGLE FIGHT

they would be nuts to fight Wilder now, especially before banking a HUGE local payday with Fury

Wilder selecting Fury was not good for them

I understand whats up, which is why I am not annoyed with Joshua's shenanigans..... but his fans need to take a step back and smarten up

embarrassing listening to their childish excuses

[P4Pdunny]

I'd rather see AJ v Miller if not Wilder. Chisora, Whyte are so underwhelming.

[Squ□redCircle34]

Slow down kid. The real fans get it. The Hearns are wankers,always have been always will be .

The really fans understand, Im booked on a flight to see in the flesh Lomo at MSG the .now real deal

Lol @ kid I probably seen and know more boxing than your local boxing coach!

Have a blast in NYC watching a fighter who’s willing to risk it to prove his mettle!

I have my flight booked and tickets to watch Wilder vs Fury!