I’m not sure I’ve seen anyone say AJ shouldn’t fight wilder?
But to the point re money, AJ is the a side and will be dictating a number of items like location, pay, etc. wilder either sucks up and takes it like other fights who are the b side or it won’t happen.
Anyone who claims Joshua is ducking just needs to look at history. Wilder has. Had forty odd fights and only Ortiz can be considered a challenge, even he has never beat anyone else in top20. Wilder also openly refused to take on Klitschko because he wasn’t ready. Wilder also never took up the chance to unify despite becoming champion long before Joshua.
Joshua on the other hand has continued to take decent fights. Outside of Ortiz it probably isn’t a debate that the following opponents were all higher than any other of wilder opponents. Parker, Whyte, Klitschko, Takam and Povetkin. You might even argue Brezeale too.
Joshua has the cards and if wilder wants the fight he will accept his biggest pay day BT should Joshua take any offer, of course he shouldn’t. Joshua could easily take on Whyte, Ortiz, Usyk, Ward, Klitschko or Miller and fans would watch it - the reason being that he has continue to take on high level opponents and has time on his side. He still isn’t 30 and we want all these sort of fights anyway.
So the summary is that really the ball is in Wilders court if he wants the fight to make it happy and yes he might need to bend over in some cases but that’s no different to many other fighters who have to do it - sorry that it’s the American in this scenario.
But to the point re money, AJ is the a side and will be dictating a number of items like location, pay, etc. wilder either sucks up and takes it like other fights who are the b side or it won’t happen.
Anyone who claims Joshua is ducking just needs to look at history. Wilder has. Had forty odd fights and only Ortiz can be considered a challenge, even he has never beat anyone else in top20. Wilder also openly refused to take on Klitschko because he wasn’t ready. Wilder also never took up the chance to unify despite becoming champion long before Joshua.
Joshua on the other hand has continued to take decent fights. Outside of Ortiz it probably isn’t a debate that the following opponents were all higher than any other of wilder opponents. Parker, Whyte, Klitschko, Takam and Povetkin. You might even argue Brezeale too.
Joshua has the cards and if wilder wants the fight he will accept his biggest pay day BT should Joshua take any offer, of course he shouldn’t. Joshua could easily take on Whyte, Ortiz, Usyk, Ward, Klitschko or Miller and fans would watch it - the reason being that he has continue to take on high level opponents and has time on his side. He still isn’t 30 and we want all these sort of fights anyway.
So the summary is that really the ball is in Wilders court if he wants the fight to make it happy and yes he might need to bend over in some cases but that’s no different to many other fighters who have to do it - sorry that it’s the American in this scenario.
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