Depends on the size of the fight. For big fights the draft contract is developed jointly with each side knowing where all the projected revenue is going. There's no sending draft contracts back and forth. That's how co-promotion deals are built and fight revenue is maximized.
Comments Thread For: Wilder: I'd Definitely Rather Fight Breazeale On Fox Than PPV
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Maybe it's Wilder realizing his value or maybe he knows if a PPV centered around him tanks it'll weaken his position at the negotiating table. Maybe it's a little of both.Comment
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Glad you have the confidence in Wilder he doesn't have in himself. It's fact he turned down his biggest payday. It's fact he told Whyte he'd make him wait for 2 years before fighting him. Wilder clearly sees Whyte as too much for him. Just as he saw the best in the weight class being too much for him so decided on fighting bums his whole career.
Wilder is a punk who will be dealt with soon. Just as a 50% version of Fury dealt with him only for American corruption to come into play like it always does. When a top fighter is fit and ready to go, Wilder is going bye bye.Comment
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Wilder said he didn't care what Hearn was offering he was fighting Fury as he had unfinished business which is fair enough so you don't need to defend and change the timeline like you're trying.Comment
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Arguing small points I know. I actually get it if you personally have Fury ahead of Wilder (I personally have Ortiz ahead of Whyte), but Universally most wouldn't.Comment
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FOX or Showtime can't afford to pay him what ESPN and DAZN have offered him. So PBC was planning on sending this to Showtime PPV to help cover the costs. Well good luck selling a PPV when the fighter himself makes comments like this
“Pay-Per-View for me is definitely those big moments, those special magical moments for fights that people have to see. Breazeale don’t fit that bill,” - put that in a TV ad asking fans to pay 74.99 for the fight lol
Hilarious that you think Bob Arum was going to pay Wilder $12.5m for his mandatory, pay Breazeale his purse, and not put that fight on ESPN PPV, lol.Comment
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Even if all Wilder sees on the Breazeale fight, Wilder-Joshua is going to be windfall for both fighters; a million PPV buys is the baseline expectation at this point, with the likelihood that it just might break further.
And if the first fight is as thrilling as everyone seems to think the styles will make it, the rematch is even bigger.
Wilder is giving up 40%-45% of the Joshua PPV, and 50% of a Joshua2 PPV for $35m? lolComment
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Your spot on Ake-Dawg. Is that 60-40 deal accurate? Doubt it! Hearn is no fool. He is trying to sign Wilder for a reason. Protection against the bodybuilding british robot getting KTFO! The windmill will crush A.J. It will be like Tyson against Frank Bruno all over again! U.S.A, U.S.A!Comment
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