Comments Thread For: Ortiz, Trainer Angered Over Promoter's Handling of Joshua Talks

[bigdunny1]

Dade Promotions just phuked Ortiz and cost him millions. Can't blame this on Haymon because another Haymon fighter Ruiz just scooped in and got the fight after Ortiz dumb azzz promoter priced themselves out and lied to their own client about the offer they received lol

[bigdunny1]

Ruiz is a really solid replacement opponent. Was controversially outpointed by Joseph Parker in 2016, his lone bid for the title. Doesn’t come in great shape, but fast hands and power in both fists. Scored a fifth-round KO of Alexander earlier this month. Ruiz is a PBC fighter

— Mike Coppinger (@MikeCoppinger) April 29, 2019

PBC didn't prevent Ortiz from fighting Joshua for a fortune mind you...it was Ortiz extorting shady promoter Dade Promotions.

[Bullrider]

Too late now doe. Especially in this kind of sport. Takes time to make even semi-meaningful fights happen. The same opportunity may never come again.

[LacedUp]

Google is a wonderful thing, you should try it. It took me 5 seconds to come up with several links about the 24 hr deadline that the WBA gave Joshua for the Povetkin fight.

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...-a8417371.html

Here is another: https://sports.yahoo.com/anthony-jos...110300773.html

No one is mentioning a 24 hour deadline Completely made up.

I think this is the laughable deadline you wanted to bring up:

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...-a8322861.html

[JWHardin]

No one is mentioning a 24 hour deadline Completely made up.

I think this is the laughable deadline you wanted to bring up:

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...-a8322861.html

You are one of the ****ing idiots that said there was no such thing as a 24 hr deadline concerning Joshua and Povetkin, and a reason to pull out of the negotiations with Wilder at the time.

[LacedUp]

You are one of the ****ing idiots that said there was no such thing as a 24 hr deadline concerning Joshua and Povetkin, and a reason to pull out of the negotiations with Wilder at the time.

Can you find me single link where either WBA/Hearn/Povetkin's team said there was a 24-hour deadline?

It's completely made up.

[EnglishOxide]

Google is a wonderful thing, you should try it. It took me 5 seconds to come up with several links about the 24 hr deadline that the WBA gave Joshua for the Povetkin fight.

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...-a8417371.html

Here is another: https://sports.yahoo.com/anthony-jos...110300773.html

All that means is that the WBA wanted confirmation within 24 hours of either

a) Anthony Joshuas intention to fight his mandatory Povetkin.

or

b) Anthony Joshuas intention to unify with Wilder, in which case a contract needs to be signed as there are no more extensions


Wilders team waited it out successfully and sat on the contract for 4 damn weeks until the WBA were forced to act on behalf of Povetkin.