Comments Thread For: Joshua: Wilder is More Interested in Fury - He Has NO Titles!

[KillaMane26]

Ohhh now he speaks

[Bonduu]

A chicken that came all the way to the UK to sit Ringside at Joshua's fight. What does that make Joshua if he can't come to the states like a man and watch Wilder/Fury?
Do you think that Wilder would not fight AJ if Hearn offered him 50 million? GTFOH

You are a special kind of ldiot,why should AJ go to the US to promote Wilder-Fury fight when before the fight all wilder and fury talked was AJ...AJ came on espn and said he wants his last belt held by Deotae all Deotae has to do is sign that contract and the fight gets made, and don’t even try being up the fake 50m which had no contract offered to AJ.

If Wilder wants to be undisputed he must fight AJ in a two fight contract still still sitting on Wilders table, he should sigh and let us watch the bum get a beat down by the true face of HW in person of Anthony Joshua!

[Raggamuffin]

Maybe if you didn't ***** out...he would've fought you next you ****en coward.

[OldTerry]

If Wilder wants to be the best he needs and must fight AJ, He has an improved offer with a fight first in UK then USA. How can anyone call AJ a ducker when at 19 fights he was fighting a unification fight, while wilder was fighting bums, come on mate, AJ ain’t no ducker, his resume says all, he fought his mandatories and has 4 belts in half the fights Wilder has fought!

Brother, I'm not calling AJ a ducker. Professional Boxing is mostly about the money a fighter will make over his career. Hearn has a strategy he will follow to generate the most income for himself and Joshua as do Fury and Wilder and their respective teams. Everyone is looking out for their own self interest which is why the fights we want to see either don't happen at all or don't happen when we want them to. Fury and Wilder are getting rich fighting each other and probably look at a Joshua fight as future money in the bank. If either fights Joshua first and loses badly the money train might (for them) come to a grinding halt. AJ on the other wants a Wilder fight now because 1.) it's the biggest money fight for him and 2) he probably views it as a very winnable fight.

[Bonduu]

Brother, I'm not calling AJ a ducker. Professional Boxing is mostly about the money a fighter will make over his career. Hearn has a strategy he will follow to generate the most income for himself and Joshua as do Fury and Wilder and their respective teams. Everyone is looking out for their own self interest which is why the fights we want to see either don't happen at all or don't happen when we want them to. Fury and Wilder are getting rich fighting each other and probably look at a Joshua fight as future money in the bank. If either fights Joshua first and loses badly the money train might (for them) come to a grinding halt. AJ on the other wants a Wilder fight now because 1.) it's the biggest money fight for him and 2) he probably views it as a very winnable fight.

AJ’s primary goal is undisputed in 2019, time to make that fight!

[OldTerry]

AJ’s primary goal is undisputed in 2019, time to make that fight!

Coincidentally that's also the big money fight Hearn wants for AJ. If the money wasn't there they wouldn't pursue the fight.

[REDEEMER]

Coincidentally that's also the big money fight Hearn wants for AJ. If the money wasn't there they wouldn't pursue the fight.

News flash the big money fight is anyone who Joshua fights.

[REDEEMER]

I said Fury is more known in the US then Joshua and that is your response?
Huh?!
What does that have to do with anything?
What was the point your attempting to prove by that statement?

No he's not , Joshua got far more media attention in N.Y before and after the Klitschko fight and did a talk show tour afterwards where millions of U.S citizens saw him.He gained over a hundred thousand new social.!media followers.

[OldTerry]

News flash the big money fight is anyone who Joshua fights.

I should have said the bigger money fight. Truth is Joshua is a fighter who's been marketed well to UK audiences. He would not make big money in The United States fighting the guys he's fought in the UK and Europe. Hearn had the opportunity to fight Wilder earlier this year and overplayed his hand. Now he and Joshua will just have to wait in line for Wilder's title along with the record purse that would come his way. Joshua is no Title consolidating hero, he is simply a "Money" fighter and nothing else.

[REDEEMER]

I should have said the bigger money fight. Truth is Joshua is a fighter who's been marketed well to UK audiences. He would not make big money in The United States fighting the guys he's fought in the UK and Europe. Hearn had the opportunity to fight Wilder earlier this year and overplayed his hand. Now he and Joshua will just have to wait in line for Wilder's title along with the record purse that would come his way. Joshua is no Title consolidating hero, he is simply a "Money" fighter and nothing else.

When AJ fights Miller at MSG this will all look foolish. It will show who is the bigger draw. A J is guaranteed a purse without PP V so no, his stock will rise no matter where he fights. Wilder won't be a PPV star so what on earth are you talking about generating money for? Without Fury He wouldn't have had a PpV. Not only that but Joshua would give less percentages splits with guys outside Fury and Wilder so it doesn't affect him at all with steady growth per fight.

Edit : you contradicted yourself twice as well in the thread in one instance you claim Joshua isn't a ducker but say he chose not to fight Wilder and in another instance you say Joshua won t make much money outside Wilder then say he'll be nothing more then a money man ? You're all over the place as usual. Classic Wilder fanboy symptoms.