Comments Thread For: Hearn: If Wilder Doesn't Want Joshua - Nothing We Can Do

[Dramacyde]

He tried to **** Wilder over & it backfired. Love watching the c*cksucker beg

[Detroit29]

What is Fast Eddie talking about? The winner of Whyte/Chisora was always the plan. Whyte is currently the mando for the WBO anyway. They probably offered Wilder a pony back ride and movie tickets so he could purposely turn down the fight. Then Hearn will proceed to say "We tried to make the fight, but he didn't like the free movie passes we offered him to see Creed 2. I mean, we even threw in free refills on popcorn and drinks and he didn't want it. Some are so ungrateful". Lol

[filup79]

Yea can say he wants the fight but only if Wilder agrees to all of your terms and percentage split. If AJ really wanted to fight Wilder he would demand Hearn to make the fight even if he has to take a lesser percentage split.
GGG turned down Canelo's offer and split and Oscar was ready to move on but Canelo demanded GGG took less money to make the fight happen. When AJ does that than we will believe him.

[TheFrog]

He tried to **** Wilder over & it backfired. Love watching the c*cksucker beg

This! ^^

Wilder now has Fury as a very viable option. There is no reason to deal with Hearn and his little demands any more. Remember how AJ and Hearn were saying that a Wilder deal HAD to be signed BEFORE he fought Fury or they would move on? Whatever happened to that? Lol

[pillowfists98]

Absolutely ridiculous

Hearn and sky are a propaganda machine

And the aj fanboys lap it up lol

Warren implied there is a rematch clause even with a draw, and even if there isnt a fury vs wilder rematch is a natural next fight.

The dumb people can carry on believing hearn though. You have no common sense

So the winner was never going to fight AJ next. I don't know why they even bothered calling him out after the fight then.

[landotter]

this is Fast Eddie, laying the platform for his excuses

that fight will obviously not happen next, and may not happen at all in 2019

That it won't happen next is a given, and always has been. The Joshua/Whyte rematch was always going to be a huge money maker and was penciled in for April so long as Whyte wins against Chisora. I think most boxing fans were okay with it, and we all had accepted it. The fact that Wilder/Fury 2 (or is it Fury/Wilder now?) is going to be huge and happen in the first half of 2019 just makes it easier for Joshua and his team to make the fight.

That it may not happen at all in 2019? I hope you are wrong on that one. Barring Fury winning and us getting that fight, Wilder against Joshua for all the marbles is ready and will not get any bigger since Joshua's last three fights and Wilder getting Ortiz, and then back to back against Fury. And for Wilder/Joshua to happen, that means he beats Fury. There is no way either fighter can claim there is anyone out there left before each other. If it does not happen in late 2019, I will start calling someone a duck, and I very rarely do.

[landotter]

This! ^^

Wilder now has Fury as a very viable option. There is no reason to deal with Hearn and his little demands any more. Remember how AJ and Hearn were saying that a Wilder deal HAD to be signed BEFORE he fought Fury or they would move on? Whatever happened to that? Lol

Huh. I had forgotten that part of this soap opera. Very, very solid point, thanks for reminding me.

[OldTerry]

Is Hearn implying that it's either April 13th or never if Wilder wants to fight Joshua? Desperate measures from a desperate man!

[5000boxing]

Why would anyone believe AJ wants this fight next.. when he wouldn't even allow Wilder in the ring after his last fight.. nor did he go to Wilder vs Fury.. or watch it live. But this is the fight he wants us to believe he wants??? Smh.. but he's going to Whyte vs Chisora??? This dude is a joke.

[bushboy007]

If Wilder has any brains, he will take the AJ fight next. AJ offers him him the chance to make life changing amounts of money. If he wins, he will make even more for a rematch. If he loses, he walks away with a fat bank account regardless and can still make a fight with Fury. But if he chooses to fight Fury again next, and he loses. He might never again get the AJ money. Fury would take his spot. Wilder needs to be smart here....