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Its not about the money but we need to know what Joshua is making. DUCK DUCK DUCK DUCK. Everybody knows it, the weak ass narratives are not covering up the stench of duck **** coming from Team Wilder any moreComment
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.... Showtime is doing it right now, largely on the strength of a reputation for doing good business that makes sense.
It's a venture with risks, but that's the sport.
That's why they spent the 2 and a half years building Joshua at matinee in the US, spend all that time building Wilder, push both fighters, and let the result be the result.
Wilder gets beat in a good fight, he still stands as the American heavyweight hope now on the road back; Joshua gets beat in a good fight, and he's still the fighting pride of Britain with the grit/mentality to give it another go and achieve the dream.
The sport would be better that way.Comment
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4 fights for 4 fights, lol.
Breazeale in May, Joshua to close out the year (why Stephen Espinoza and Adam Smith haven't talked yet is interesting), a Joshua rematch for early 2020, and the IBF mandatory with Pulev over the summer (second defense as undisputed heavyweight champion).
Do you honestly think that those 4 fights will bring Wilder less than $120m?Comment
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If you use this article (reporters and magazines will sell themselves out to write a story hence the presstitutes ) then the $100 million dollar offer was a duck.....When The Best Heavyweight of All Time Klitschko was holding (for a decade) the Division in a stranglehold deontayduckus wilderquackus was very quiet.....his record is padded to the max and deontayduckus is being marketed the same way mayweather (another boxer who would retire when things heated up) was marketed....I can see thru the bull$#!+ and call it out....deontayduckus vs AJ aint happening until the cows come home and they only come home when they want to get milked......deontayduckus is currently ducking The Villain WhyteLast edited by TexasCowBoy; 03-21-2019, 03:04 PM.Comment
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