Comments Thread For: Hearn: Joshua 80% To Fight at Wembley on 4/13, Whyte is Likely

[doom_specialist]

https://www.criscyborg.com/deontay-w...an-fight-2016/


I have never said Wilder is afraid of anyone. I don’t really embroil myself in he hasn’t fought this person so he isn’t s#hit. If AJ had Wilder’s personality( not that there is anything wrong with Wilders) just the cynic in me I would frown because personally Klitschko should have knocked him out. So because he acknowledges he needs more work I warm to the brother.

I like Wilder’s bravado but when his fans talk or try and critique AJ’s resume even before Wilder fought Ortiz or Fury it’s almost laughable.

You will never hear me challenging a poster because they feel Wilder would win because it’s very possible he could. I challenge the posters that are unconsciously bias. In all honesty I don’t take it that seriously. I just a wind up merchant. Before it only worked with women that I slept with ,that were emotional ,but apparently I have now expanded overseas and grown arse American men have the bug too

I stand corrected with the 2 million claim it is not conclusive

So first off:

He couldn’t wait to get out of the fight and didn’t even wait for the B sample...

You didn't, but you did imply that Wilder pulled out of the fight as soon as he had an excuse to, which some looks an awful lot like you calling Wilder's heart into question. If that's not the case, then my fault for misinterpreting what you meant.

Both fighters have unimpressive resumes, with Joshua having the "better" of the two, and that really is the end of. Wilder nearly flattened the guy who beat Joshua's best win, and will likely rematch him. A win would make Wilder's resume and likely his PPV earnings more impressive than Joshua's if Fury shows up in shape. Until that happens, Joshua is the superior champion, and the matchup remains intriguing for the same reasons.

You're correct in stating that all people have their basis biases. I'm biased against fighters who turn down life changing offers for diva reasons. This compounds when fans of that fighter suddenly turn into lawyers, promoters, businessmen, philosophers, etc, to support the excuse. Even with my favorite fighters, I call out their BS. Mayweather definitely shared fault in the Pacquiao fight not getting done sooner, especially with his $40M flat fee offer.

Imagine if Bob Arum offered Mayweather $50M and 50% revenue at any time before 2014, and Mayweather declined. He would be slammed even worse than he already is, yet here Joshua is receiving preferential treatment. I promise I don't hate the guy, but it's truly strange to see people congratulating his behavior because of reasons that fans of fighting shouldn't even care about. Feliz Kwanzukkah

[FinitoxDinamita]

Fans gotta wait all the way till april to watch some bullsht fight like this? Man *** that.

Im looking forward to Wilder-Fury 2

[Noelanthony]

So first off:



You didn't, but you did imply that Wilder pulled out of the fight as soon as he had an excuse to, which some looks an awful lot like you calling Wilder's heart into question. If that's not the case, then my fault for misinterpreting what you meant.

Both fighters have unimpressive resumes, with Joshua having the "better" of the two, and that really is the end of. Wilder nearly flattened the guy who beat Joshua's best win, and will likely rematch him. A win would make Wilder's resume and likely his PPV earnings more impressive than Joshua's if Fury shows up in shape. Until that happens, Joshua is the superior champion, and the matchup remains intriguing for the same reasons.

You're correct in stating that all people have their basis biases. I'm biased against fighters who turn down life changing offers for diva reasons. This compounds when fans of that fighter suddenly turn into lawyers, promoters, businessmen, philosophers, etc, to support the excuse. Even with my favorite fighters, I call out their BS. Mayweather definitely shared fault in the Pacquiao fight not getting done sooner, especially with his $40M flat fee offer.

Imagine if Bob Arum offered Mayweather $50M and 50% revenue at any time before 2014, and Mayweather declined. He would be slammed even worse than he already is, yet here Joshua is receiving preferential treatment. I promise I don't hate the guy, but it's truly strange to see people congratulating his behavior because of reasons that fans of fighting shouldn't even care about. Feliz Kwanzukkah

Lol..Guilty as charged. I forgot I said that but generally there is nothing readily available for me to question Wilders heart

Feliz Kwanzaa..... you taught me something I didn’t even know what you meant. I thought it was a fellow diva boxer

[Noelanthony]

If AJ/Hearn really wanted to pull a boss move they would lure Fury away from Wilder. but they refuse to even mention his name. they would put Wilder against the wall if they take Fury from him. but they obsessed with Shyte for some reason.

I see your point

[aboutfkntime]

If AJ/Hearn really wanted to pull a boss move they would lure Fury away from Wilder. but they refuse to even mention his name. they would put Wilder against the wall if they take Fury from him. but they obsessed with Shyte for some reason.

because Shyte doesn't punch like Wilder or box like Fury

[champion4ever]

Eddie is now lying. We all know that Jarrell Miller is the front runner at MSG for Anthony Joshua to make his American debut, if there is no Deontay Wilder undisputed bout. There is no reason for AJ to fight Whyte now because he has been there and done that. He has nothing to prove. He has already beat him decisively anyway. Besides, Joshua has other options outside of Whyte and doesn't want to fight him next anyhow. Hell he even told him this to his face. How long must AJ go to the recycling bin for opponents?