Comments Thread For: Hearn: Very Disappointing if Joshua-Wilder Pushed Back To 2020

[Dasmius Shinobi]

Yeah you are right but Irrespective of the outcome and how exciting the rematch is, making them more popular, they are still the B side.

It's that simple. Who is bigger than you is bigger than you.

With a outcome like this the B side can make a 55/45 in favor of Joshua A side and push the fight in Las Vegas if they get a high revenue in money from PPV and tickets sales to justify. The problem is the A side is going to want the first fight in UK don't matter what.

For the note: I am not playing that 50 million card the people mention in every article about this fight.

[Phenom]

Yeah, you right buddy.
He bought them in a WWE store close to my apartment.

Might as well mate ...

[aboutfkntime]

In a few week time Hearn will say... "oh no, we have run out of time, so we have to fight ***** Shyte. Its all Wilders fault."

that is exactly what will happen

[5000boxing]

Hearn keeps his hands up puppet AJ ass so much.. his ******** hangs like loose coochie lips! AJ vs Whyte has been the plan.. I've been sying this for 4 almost 5 months.. smh

[Dasmius Shinobi]

that is exactly what will happen

Lamentably I feel this is going to be the same repeat of the failed negotiation in the past, like Jkp said. I am wondering If they are going to wait Wilder to age 1 1/2 years before they fight him. I hope this is not the case.

[Laligalaliga]

With a outcome like this the B side can make a 55/45 in favor of Joshua A side and push the fight in Las Vegas if they get a high revenue in money from PPV and tickets sales to justify. The problem is the A side is going to want the first fight in UK don't matter what.

For the note: I am not playing that 50 million card the people mention in every article about this fight.

I doubt it get as high as 55/45. The best I see is 60/40 if the rematch gets over the board and generate massive money.

Aside that, I don't see AJ having the first fight outside the UK.

He will want to stand his ground as the #1 and have things go his way.

[Laligalaliga]

Might as well mate ...

He can go buy them back, at least he made some money from his last fight.

[Laligalaliga]

Lamentably I feel this is going to be the same repeat of the failed negotiation in the past, like Jkp said. I am wondering If they are going to wait Wilder to age 1 1/2 years before they fight him. I hope this is not the case.

This is war. The best strategist wins the fight.
Records don't lie.

[True That]

You guys are so satisfied that Deontay Wilder is ducking that you've decided to live in an alternate reality with him. The guy openly says that it ain't about Joshua 'nem no more", meaning that he refuses to fight or we will only fight if Hearn doesn't speak to the media or that he will only fight if he gets 60/40 in his favor or that he won't sign a contract without as date and location or he will only fight in the United States or that he will only fight Tyson Fury again next or whatever other excuse he'll come up with next.

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[Dasmius Shinobi]

I doubt it get as high as 55/45. The best I see is 60/40 if the rematch gets over the board and generate massive money.

Aside that, I don't see AJ having the first fight outside the UK.

He will want to stand his ground as the #1 and have things go his way.

I remember one article in this site before the first fight of Wilder vs Fury when Eddie Hearns said he was going to give Wilder 50/50 If they pull off 1 million PPV. What I don't remember what number of PPV Eddie Hearns said to make a 60/40 in favor of Joshua. Anyway, we have to wait the results of the rematch, the revenue and that is depending the location they are going to choose for the rematch. I still feel that a 60/40 is fair in favor of Joshua.

I said that the A side Joshua is going to still want the first fight in UK don't matter what in the post.