Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury's Coach Explains Why Schwarz is The Right Fight

[REdrUm0351]

The Wilder-Fury rematch needs to happen in the U.K. It's only fair and I hope Fury negotiates for it. Wilder needs to travel. I want to see him perform on the big stage in someone else's backyard to see what he is made of.

All "3 Kings" seem to be acting like divas turning down offers and shouting the deal wasn't good enough. Unless their all ducking eachother only fanboys are siding with their favorite fighters. I hope we all just demand the fights. Make it work and swallow your pride the lot of you. Bunch of dossers!

[kafkod]

#1 - I'm not paid to post anymore.

#2 - I was never paid to shill. I was only paid to offer insight on how boxing operates behind the scenes.




All false and you honestly have no way of knowing if what you're saying is true, yet you say it anyway. So you can't even feign having respect for the truth.

If I wasn't telling the truth you could easily prove it by posting evidence of this better offer from Showtime that you keep talking about.

But you can't post any evidence because you are lying.

[kafkod]

Yes. Agree 100%. So you should agree it's ridiculous for these UK trolls to shout HEARN SAID HEARN SAID HEARN SAID HEARN SAID as if him saying something is indisputable evidence that something is true.

When Hearn makes public, on the record statements about DAZN's business, he is representing DAZN and acting as their spokesman. That's part of his job.

If Eddie says that Wilder can have a one-off fight with AJ, on DAZN, paid for by DAZN, and nobody from DAZN contradicts him, then we can be sure he is telling the truth.

Eddie also represents AJ. And if he says, in public, on the record, that AJ is a free agent and will fight Wilder on Showtime if they offer him more money than DAZN, then nobody should have any reason to doubt his word.

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When Hearn makes public, on the record statements about DAZN's business, he is representing DAZN and acting as their spokesman. That's part of his job.

No. He's a promoter they buy content from. He doesn't work for DAZN. DAZN is his customer.

If Eddie says that Wilder can have a one-off fight with AJ, on DAZN, paid for by DAZN, and nobody from DAZN contradicts him, then we can be sure he is telling the truth.

No, you can't be sure of anything with him. I don't know if he even claimed that Wilder could have a one off, but if he did, it'd be promotional malpractice to allow a one-off fight. When you have three belts, you don't take a voluntary without a rematch clause. Would be asinine.

Eddie also represents AJ. And if he says, in public, on the record, that AJ is a free agent and will fight Wilder on Showtime if they offer him more money than DAZN, then nobody should have any reason to doubt his word.

There's every reason to doubt his word because he lies every single day in every single interview. One of the primary jobs of a promoter is to lie to the public to sway public opinion.

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If I wasn't telling the truth you could easily prove it by posting evidence of this better offer from Showtime that you keep talking about.

Wrong. If you were telling the truth, you'd be able to easily prove it by posting evidence of Showtime's private and confidential correspondence and offers.

But you can't post any evidence because you are lying.

I'm not posting evidence because I'm not going to compromise relationships by posting confidential correspondence and because I don't need to prove what they have or haven't offered. I just have to prove you have no way of knowing what they have or haven't offered and you've now essentially admitted you have no idea.

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When Hearn makes public, on the record statements about DAZN's business, he is representing DAZN and acting as their spokesman. That's part of his job.

Hearn says you're lying.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8u0ZK5heKXY

5m 34s

"I'm not a DAZN spokesman."

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The lack of respect for Fury is disgusting. The man just fought one of the biggest punchers ever, in his backyard despite being unfit.

Has Wilder ever gone to a champions backyard and beaten them? Has Joshua?

[JWHardin]

He went to Klitschko’s backyard, Wilder’s backyard - who else has done that? When you discuss with them about coming to us… the conversation goes dead.”

I don't think they were talking about having the fight in Fury's homeland, they were talking about Wilder signing with them for a multi fight deal.

Why can't they just settle for one fight? Greed is ruining the sport. Boxing would be much better off without Arum and Hearn.

[Granath]

Has Wilder ever gone to a champions backyard and beaten them? Has Joshua?

Neither has Fury.

[kafkod]

Hearn says you're lying.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8u0ZK5heKXY

5m 34s

"I'm not a DAZN spokesman."

Hearn wears 2 hats. He has his own business and he is in partnership with DAZN.