Comments Thread For: Team Luis Ortiz Reject Hearn's "Lowball Offer" To Face Joshua

[Freedef]

Anything above 2 mils should have been taken !! And i think Eddie put there at least 2ms

[RespekonMyName]

I hope they reconsider.

[James Hunt]

it's common knowledge "fast eddie" has shortchanged all off joshua's opponents

Sure. That's why they all want a rematch, right?
You really are something...

[DougalDylan]

Really let's start with Charles Martin, want to apologize now or shall I contunue

Sure. That's why they all want a rematch, right?
You really are something...

[RoyJonesJrp4pno1]

Ortiz has to say this to save face. Saying I don't want to fight a multi title champion for more money than I have ever made before isn't a good look.

[Adrian#1]

Ortiz the ducking old hyped up bum.. fought Wilder for 500k on 5 weeks notice lmfao! but 8 million is not enough! QUACK QUACK!

[jondacon]

Damn Hearn and AJ fan boys coming out to defend him as if they know what the offer actually was. Lmao.

"Its 5x his biggest payday"... "it's a great offer".. "he should've taken it."... for all you know Hearn could've offered him 250k.

How many fighters have to complain about lowball offers until you realize the pattern?

[Boxing Hero]

How is this lowball?? He earned less for facing Wilder.

[sanapuki]

Probably the VADA testing that's really the deal breaker here.

[Scipio2009]

How much was he paid in his last fight?

His full package, who the **** knows; he did get a disclosed $500k, when Wilder got a disclosed $2m for the same fight. 20/80 share on a voluntary defense would seem to be a decent deal to me.

Anthony Joshua was getting what he was getting, but it was public that Jarrell Miller was getting $6.5m for the fight.

Any Ortiz conversation should've started at $6m, and the frustration from Ortiz's camp make it clear that things started well below that.