honest belief about aj/wilder

[Jubei]

One of the biased degenerates posting claiming to be unbiased? Someone please lock this delete this awful thread.

[Kezzer]

Until wilder is confirmed to have turned down the deal I’ll give him the benefit of the doubt. If and when that is confirmed I don’t think there is anybody who will have a valid argument to suggest wilder really wants to fight AJ

[DaNeutral.]

If Haymon and Finkel had any faith in Wilder beating Joshua they would of urged him to take that 3 fight deal. Bad luck for Showtime and Espinoza but Wilders advisors and managers will get a nice cut of all that money and Wilder would beat Joshua twice and walk away from him, Hearn and DAZN with a hell of alot of money and all the world titles. Then he can fight on Showtime PPV as Undisputed.

But if they didnt have faith in their fighter they would tell him to walk away from the DAZN offer and fighting Anthony Joshua or becoming Undisputed to instead fight for much less money on Showtime and not be add to any legacy. Which is exactly what they are doing and exactly explains the really weak 40+ fight resume. Hes a protected fighter who has been risked twice in his career and needed help in both those fights and now they dont want to face Anthony Joshua.

Kurt is just talking a load of old bollocks cuz hes a massive Wilder rider.

[Deus]

think about it realistically though

if DAZN does a 50/50 fight with AJ/wilder and AJ loses....then what?

if pbc does a 50/50 and wilder loses what do they really lose? not much...and they just made some good money having half of that fight

DAZN is desperate to have 100 percent rights to that fight....so if AJ loses it softens the blow....if AJ were to lose a fight that they split with wilders side it would be a big blow after all the money theve invested in AJ

wilders people know this...they aren't going to jump into their arms....DAZN cant really afford to have AJ lose unless they own 100 percent of the fight....wilders side isn't just gonna give into them and give them exactly what they need/want

I've seen numerous posts about DAZN needing rights on Wilder to protect their investment... it's ludicrous.

DAZN are owned and backed by Sir Len Blavatnik who is worth $21 billion. The amount of money he'd lose from Joshua being a bust is literal pennies to the guy.

[NEETzsche]

If anything Finkel (or whoever is whispering in Wilder's ear) is the Arum in this situation. The $50m offer was a nice PR stunt and seems to have succeeded in duping the nationalist Wilder fans for now, but he always squirms away when Joshua's people make legit overtures because he knows that simply perpetuating this narrative that Joshua doesn't want to face his guy will keep their profile rising and allow them to print money for a while against less dangerous opponents

[Froch_uppercut]

in summary

you don't jerk around wilder and his team...and think theyre gonna come running to you into your arms....they know they can still get this fight done without having to sign with DAZN

its like when Floyd said "I aint chasing him..im not worried"..and pac fans somehow turned that into "see hes scared"....he wasn't...he was tired of dealing with bob...bob wasn't serious...and they knew it...so they stopped caring

wilders team has reached a similar stage with hearn...maybe somehow if hearn is removed it can get done....that move though says it all...tells you all you need to know "meeting with skipper without the presence of eddie hearn".......hearn being removed from the situation tells you all you need to know about the root of it...the problem

hopefully they can get something done after june 1st....just because wilder doesn't sign the DAZN deal doesn't mean it cant happen

Your 'summary' is 4 paragraphs long and is an addendum to a 'War And Peace' length post which is at best the effort of a full time troll and worse could be indicative of a delusional imbecile who really believes what they're saying.

You're not well mate. Get some help.

[PRINCEKOOL]

Deontay Wilder in all honesty wanted the Tyson Fury rematch more than fighting Anthony Joshua. Neither Tyson Fury or Deontay Wilder are that confident in fighting Anthony Joshua.

[Froch_uppercut]

Deontay Wilder in all honesty wanted the Tyson Fury rematch more than fighting Anthony Joshua. Neither Tyson Fury or Deontay Wilder are that confident in fighting Anthony Joshua.

Pretty basically, this is where we're at.

Neither of those guys are going to fight Joshua. They have a common interest in creating propaganda which makes them look like they want it but oh well, it just won't happen.

When a guy actually wants it, like Miller, or Povetkin, or whoever, it is easy to make a fight work.

These guys don't want it, and will duck. In Wilder's case, his excuses are becoming more and more bizarre, like a Trump Presidency: what was once 'normal' is becoming more and more surreal. It's quite strange.

I do think Fury will take an AJ fight, but not in the near future.
He will have some soft touches first, win those, and he will take the AJ payday.

Wilder will never take it, it would be great for boxing fans and justice in general if he lost to Breazeale, or whoever he fights after that. He has no shame.

[mathed]

AJ crushed Breazeale, now Wilder is taking on AJ's leftovers, simple facts.

[Szef]

stopped reading at "unbiased" lmao