Comments Thread For: Fury Signs With Top Rank, ESPN; Wilder Rematch In Jeopardy

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  • that g
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    #101
    This is a money grab. Plain and simple.
    Explains why fury was asking for a cash offer from Hearn. So he could use it in negotiations with espn.

    And for those claiming this is a duck, have a seat. There’s nothing wrong with fury trying to secure his future. It also forces wilder to acknowledge fury as someone deserving more than he was probably getting offered. It gives fury a few more chips to bargain with.
    Fury-wilder 2 can still happen. Wilder just can’t claim he’s the clear A side anymore. He has no official contracts with any network, and it would be bad business to sign him now. He doesn’t have long term viability or potential.

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    • BillyBoxing
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      #102
      Originally posted by Drew Bundini Br
      FURY doesn't want the WILDER fight anytime soon. FURY knows WILDER is going to finish him if they fight next. Now we won't see it for a few yrs. Damn!!!
      D + troll, can do better

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      • NORMNEALON
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        #103
        Originally posted by The tucker
        I could be wrong but the only recent time we seen a co-PPV was for May vs pac. They had enough money to spread around for that fight.

        Tyson Lewis aswell

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        • sicko
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          #104
          Originally posted by R_Walken
          It’s good that you’re optimistic about a rematch actually happen but I seriously doubt it

          To get Fury the 18 mil avg Wilder needs around 21 -22 to the proper mandated %. The fight will be bigger then the first but that did what 325k that’s something like 20 mil with half or a little more going to the fighters even with all the other revenue streams. Youd think that It would have to do maybe 2.- 3x the amount of US PPVs then the first one to probably just break even and I doubt it could do those #s for the fight to happen
          Don't know about all that other stuff and I don't Care! Let the Promoters and Networks focus on all that I don't make any money from it!

          With that being said I'm sure ESPN would LOVE to have Wilder vs Fury on their Platform if possible

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          • that g
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            #105
            Originally posted by ShoulderRoll
            As a boxing fan you should want to see Fury vs Wilder II.

            We were about to get it, now we're most likely not. You'd have to be a moron to be happy about that.
            Well,according to AJ haters, if AJ really wanted the wilder fight to happen, it would.

            So therefore, if wilder really wants the rematch to happen, it will. No ifs, buts, or ands.

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            • NORMNEALON
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              #106
              We can’t call AJ fury impossible yet it is almost as big as wilder fury in the UK and Kahn and Crawford just came to a deal with the same promoters HOwEVeR Kahn isn’t with dazn . So maybe one fight can be salvaged OR arum and the pbc make a groundbreaking announcement and make this fight happen a la Stevenson vs Gvozdyk ( fury is also wilders mando like Gvozdyk was to superman ).

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              • The tucker
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                #107
                Originally posted by Shadoww702
                Also doesn't SHOWTIME own the rematch rights?? This fight is off. I can't see this fight happening anymore.
                O wow that’s even worse then.

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                • Murderopolis
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                  #108
                  80M seems super high for Tyson Fury.

                  Fail to see how he can be worth that much in the US.

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                  • Curt Henning
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                    #109
                    Originally posted by Murderopolis
                    80M seems super high for Tyson Fury.

                    Fail to see how he can be worth that much in the US.
                    hes not worth that....its ain inflated number thrown out in a press release...its contingent on making fights with AJ and wilder

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                    • STREET CLEANER
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                      #110
                      I thought Fury didn't care about money? Signing with TR means that he is never going to fight anybody of note.

                      This is going to ruin the landscape now and there are not a lot of attractive matchups out there.

                      Wilder is going to have to travel to the UK against Whyte to spike things up.

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