Per ESPN - Details of DAZN offer Wilder turned down
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This isn't about us, though. This is about Wilder, and he takes this personally. He's mad at Hearn and on principle wants to force a 50/50 split for how they ducked him in the past. Working for Hearn now would be degrading after all the back and forth shiz talking they've had and still have to dis day.
Plus, this fight may not be Mayweather-Pacquiao, but it will be a lot closer to that than not. 40 million is a ripoff.Comment
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I get the logic behind that but their already paying AJ, Canelo, and now GGG and they only have 41k downloads on the iPhone in the US. Actually 41.3k which is up 200 subscribers from last week. I just don’t see how the business is sustainable so to me it doesn’t seem real. I’m sure everyone is going to ask Wilder about it today so maybe he can confirm it, or at least give his reason for turning down such a massive offer. If the offers true.
I dont know if they have an exclusive deal with aj I see conflicting reports on hereComment
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(Bet you can't find one since he has always said it can go to the highest bidder and AJ doesn't have a contract with DAZN)Comment
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I literally have no idea how ya'll are gonna try spinning this into that. Wilder just tried to fight Fury again, and Fury ran from the fight hiding behind Arum. Fury's a harder fight for Wilder than Joshua, so wth? Joshua's a lot easier. Why in the world would Wilder duck him? He's been trying to make this fight, but Joshua didn't want it, so why should he accept 40 mill flat fees? F that. 50-50 or no fight. No options either. Winner takes all.Comment
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