Comments Thread For: Hearn To Team Wilder: Try To End My F***ing Empire, End Me!

[Mirror Universe]

Cool story.... you are good!! You ever watched the film wth Leonardo dicaprio, “ catch me if you can”

Yes, I've seen that film and lived some similar scenarios, but everything I wrote in my post was true.

[Bonduu]

You're advocating "selling out," which is an idiotic action in itself, since you don't know what the SHO deal is yet! Let Haymon do what he does, then judge!

Not advocating selling out and advocating following the money rather than loyalty and doing what is best in his interest and that of his family rather than what is best for SHO, Winkle, Al, Lou Dibella.

[Citizen Koba]

Cool story.... you are good!! You ever watched the film wth Leonardo dicaprio, “ catch me if you can”

You never notice how once fighters reach a certain pay grade (usually it's when they start doing PPVs) they always have their own promotion company? You wouda noticed it with Spence and Garcia last weekend, GGG, Canelo... weird thing is we had people talking like these guys were actually somehow 'going it alone' rather than it just being the smart way to avoid taxes. You can offset a ton of expenses - camp etc and pay yourself as an employee of your own promotion. Pay corporate taxes on the profits your company makes and set your own 'wage' at something where the personal tax burden won't be too odious. Sure the US tax system is slightly different to ours in the UK, but much the same tricks are in play everywhere on earth.

[Pigeons]

Eddie needs to pull his thong out of his ass.

[MastaBlasta]

Neither Wilder, nor Finkel, nor Haymon actually believe that Deontay can beat AJ.

Anyone who has seen Wilder land a big punch KNOWS Wilder CAN beat him. Whether anyone believes he WILL beat him might differ person to person. The entire industry says it's a 50/50 fight, so who knows.

The real issue is: why does anyone have to bow to another promoter/network just to make a fight? Make a fair proposal minus trying to dictate another fighters career beyond YOUR ONE FIGHT and let the chips fall where they may ...

PS - Rematch 'clauses' kinda show some fear don't you think?

[Redd Foxx]

What a weird ***. This guy's is just as cringey as DLH. Makes Arum sound like a boss. At least Arum doesn't bicker and act like a little c*unt, even though he's terrible for the fans.

[kafkod]

Anyone who has seen Wilder land a big punch KNOWS Wilder CAN beat him. Whether anyone believes he WILL beat him might differ person to person. The entire industry says it's a 50/50 fight, so who knows.

The real issue is: why does anyone have to bow to another promoter/network just to make a fight? Make a fair proposal minus trying to dictate another fighters career beyond YOUR ONE FIGHT and let the chips fall where they may ...

PS - Rematch 'clauses' kinda show some fear don't you think?

In that same interview Hearn said that Wilder doesn't need to sign a multi-fight deal with DAZN to fight AJ. Skipper was willing to make him an offer for a one-off fight on DAZN against either AJ or Breazeale, but Wilder's team didn't want to even discuss those options.

Eddie also said that AJ will fight Wilder on Showtime if they make him a better offer than DAZN.

And are you not aware that Wilder himself said he won't sign to fight AJ if he doesn't have a rematch clause?

[kafkod]

What a weird ***. This guy's is just as cringey as DLH. Makes Arum sound like a boss. At least Arum doesn't bicker and act like a little c*unt, even though he's terrible for the fans.

Finkel was the one who started talking ridiculous bullshit about ending Hearn's empire, not Eddie. He is just responding to what Finkel said there.

I applaud what Hearn said there. This should be about AJ vs Wilder for the undisputed HW title, not him vs Finkel, or PBC vs DAZN.

But if Finkel thinks he can "end Eddie's Empire" - those were Finkel's words, not Hearn's - then fine, go ahead, accept the fight and give it a try.

[MastaBlasta]

In that same interview Hearn said that Wilder doesn't need to sign a multi-fight deal with DAZN to fight AJ. Skipper was willing to make him an offer for a one-off fight on DAZN against either AJ or Breazeale, but Wilder's team didn't want to even discuss those options.

Eddie also said that AJ will fight Wilder on Showtime if they make him a better offer than DAZN.

And are you not aware that Wilder himself said he won't sign to fight AJ if he doesn't have a rematch clause?

You love to try and twist the truth. Wilder was saying that because 1st negotiation they included a rematch clause for AJ but not for Wilder, if either lost. So either everyone gets a rematch or no one does.

Hearn wouldn't divulge what AJ was gonna make from DAZN, so how can Wilder offer him a better deal??

Per a one-shot flat fee, Wilder wants a percentage (%50 to exact), so I guess there is not much to discuss.

The one consistency from Team AJ is a lot of unfair, one-sided BS in their offers that Wilder just aint having. It derails everything, no matter what GOOD is included. Who does that? But says they want a fight?

Anyway, your comments are always twisted, off subject, and fan-girly. I agree to disagree with your nonsense, enjoy the fights (that do get made).

[kafkod]

You love to try and twist the truth. Wilder was saying that because 1st negotiation they included a rematch clause for AJ but not for Wilder, if either lost. So either everyone gets a rematch or no one does.

Hearn wouldn't divulge what AJ was gonna make from DAZN, so how can Wilder offer him a better deal??

Per a one-shot flat fee, Wilder wants a percentage (%50 to exact), so I guess there is not much to discuss.

The one consistency from Team AJ is a lot of unfair, one-sided BS in their offers that Wilder just aint having. It derails everything, no matter what GOOD is included. Who does that? But says they want a fight?

Anyway, your comments are always twisted, off subject, and fan-girly. I agree to disagree with your nonsense, enjoy the fights (that do get made).

I'm not twisting the truth. You are the one who's trying to do that, as always.

You said this: "PS - Rematch 'clauses' kinda show some fear don't you think?"

And I reminded you that Wilder wanted a rematch clause too.

Truth!