Comments Thread For: Anthony Joshua Prefers Wilder Fight First, Then Usyk Defense
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He is, and I don't mean it in much disrespect, my gripe is it took so long to challenge himself. Both times were very close, luck and hate to say it payment played a roll. However, AJ has Fury ability but more power behind those punches. Seen Wilder buzzed, AJ lands a KO counter early.Comment
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Savage lol.
Interesting that Hearn is making noises now that is making Joshua/Wilder very much more likely than before.
He sounds like he's already conceeded that the fight will be made on 60/40, and pretty much thrown it over to Joshua on whether he'll take 50/50, and also that the fight can be on ESPN as Joshua is on a fight-by-fight basis with DAZN and they'll go where the money is.
Not sure how Showtime/Fox fits in that as wasn't mentioned, but it hints that if ESPN shows the money and Wilder will go there too, then its on. Or is it trying to hijack Fury now he's over at ESPN ? If Hearn is already signalling that ESPN is fine for Joshua, and that the concept of 50/50 isn't off the table - doesn't that set up Joshua/Fury ? Can't see Fury saying no to 50/50.
Don't know how a Fury/Joshua ppv would stack up vs a Wilder/Joshua ppv vs a Fury/Wilder ppv though - you guys in the US would have to advise on the relative worth of those fights (all this assuming its ppv and not ESPN+).Comment
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AJ is the realist player in the division. Deontay is, well, a complete Donkey and a delusional coward who can't box for shlt. He'll be taken care of again very soon now, just like Fury took care of the idiot.Comment
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Lmao this clown apparently had Wembley booked in April and the Wilder fight HAD to be made. But ends up traveling to New York to fight the C side opposition.Comment
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Anthony Joshua Prefers Wilder Fight First
suuuuure ya do
AJ prefers to talk about Wilder much more than fight himComment
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The Wilder fight doesn't happen, Joshua fights Pulev next (owed IBF mandatory), has a voluntary period (where he can fight Usyk), a fight against the winner of the WBA's 4-man box off, and then another voluntary period before the IBF calls again (where he could freely fight Fury).
The Wilder fight happens, and we see that next, likely a rematch (IBF won't object), the IBF mandatory against Pulev, a likely voluntary period (to fight Usyk), the WBA mandatory, likely the WBC mandatory against Whyte, and another voluntary period before the next IBF mandatory.Comment
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