Wilder: No matter what Hearn offers, I’m fighting Fury next

[N/A]

When did fighters start making offers?

Who cares? Doesn't change the fact that you're lying about the offer only being sent on twitter. Hearn has said a million times the offer was emailed, and then Showtime, Finkel & Haymon all confirmed the offer was legit.

[kafkod]

Keep watching. He said he knew Showtime would put up the money and that he had been negotiating the offer with Finkel and Haymon for weeks about a US fight and that they answered all his questions.

Why would he say all that if the 50 million was fake?

Obviously because he wasn't talking about the $50 million offer then.

[deanrw]

I liked the first fight between Fury and Wilder and want to see it again. Both earned the public's respect for that fight, especially Fury. Wilder also wants to do it again which is awesome.



As far as Joshua goes, I like him also, but I cannot stand Eddie Hearn's BS. While he was out there Barking and trying to throw around orders, Wilder and Fury found their own common ground. Hearn wanted everything on his terms. He thought he was wielding too much power and it backfired on him.


There is a limit to being an A side. Hearn forgot about one of the most important aspects of doing business, and that is granting mutual respect and fairness. It came back to bite him.

[kafkod]

Who cares? Doesn't change the fact that you're lying about the offer only being sent on twitter. Hearn has said a million times the offer was emailed, and then Showtime, Finkel & Haymon all confirmed the offer was legit.

So did Frank Warren, but let's forget about that .. and the fact that it had a 24 hour take-or-leave-it deadline.

[N/A]

Obviously because he wasn't talking about the $50 million offer then.

But he says that he was. You're not making any sense.

[N/A]

So did Frank Warren, but let's forget about that .. and the fact that it had a 24 hour take-or-leave-it deadline.

Weeks later, Hearn said the deal was still on the table and being negotiated.

Hearn's 12.5 million offer had a 24 hour take it or leave it deadline too. So Wilder threw that in there to poke fun at him. Nobody takes these deadlines seriously.

[kafkod]

Weeks later, Hearn said the deal was still on the table and being negotiated.

No he didn't, and I actually read a post by you backing Finkel's statement that there would be no point negotiating the deal with Hearn unless he accepted the money first, because it "wouldn't be productive"

[EnglishOxide]

Hearn publicly said he negotiated for weeks with Haymon & Finkel about the 50 million offer, but that AJ was leaning towards fighting at home for less money.

I like how you neglect to mention AJ this week saying that in order to have accept that offer he would have had to break or buy out pre existing contracts he has which may have cost him $20m-$30m

He was never going to recieve $50m if he accepted after all expenses.

[kafkod]

But he says that he was.

No he didn't. You said that, not Hearn.

[Kezzer]

If you want to see the fight so bad, why don’t you train to fight Wilder? It’s one thing to say it, and it’s anothwr to go out and do it...

Why would I go and fight Wilder? I’m not claiming to be the baddest one face in the world while turning down biggest ever paydays to prove it?