Comments Thread For: Joshua Praises Wilder For Breazeale KO: That's Why I Want Him!

[BOXING-SCRIBE]

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Aj is lying again.



That's just what I was about to ask.



And STILL no reply. And didn't even read the article. LOL

Aj is still lying

[WOKnWOH]

After reading about the frustrating news that Wilder has signed to rematch Ortiz with the "date and venue to be announced shortly", I had just about enough of it and felt compelled to create a short list of verifiable statements and actions of both Wilder and Joshua over the past year or so, with the dismal hope that maybe being bunched together as a whole may pull the wool away from some peoples eyes. Not very confident of success TBH, but worth a try I suppose.

WILDER
1. No date and venue determined for the Ortiz rematch but he signed anyway, and announced it not long after ESPN aired First Takes interview with Joshua stating once he gets past Ruiz, he invited Wilder to come sit down with him 1 on 1 to hash out differences and make the fight next man to man.

Last year when Wilder "accepted" the $15mill offer, reason it fell through was given that, "there was no confirmed date or venue.....", so he lost his pen.

2. Hadn't met his yearly obligations of defending his title against mandatory challengers but this year it was of the utmost priority to fight Breazeale who the WBC allowed to leapfrog over Dillian Whyte, the Silver champ and rightful candidate to have been his mandatory. Coinciding with the upcoming Breazeale fight, it was revealed that "I had gotten away with a lot in my career.....Im getting back to the basics". Did nothing but mitts and sparring for a majority of his training camps, revealed to me he wasnt concerned to train hard with discipline and conviction to perform at an elite level for his supporters.

3. One name, One face, One Champion..... The forgotten quote that was overtaken by Till this day(not devaluing its significance when put into context of how it came about, this is strictly about the sport)

4. I want 50/50. Why do I always have to take lowball offers and lower my standards? Compared to what he was making at the time, none of the offers made from Team Joshua was lowball and evidently even $100mill from DAZN wasnt up to his standards. According to Finkel, they had no problems lowering their standards and "we gave Fury anything he wanted, and the fight was made". The same Fury who at the time was just returning back from over 2yrs away from the sport recovering from depression, drug abuse, and 100's of pounds of weight gain.

4. Has mentioned Joshua's name at every opportunity and has said nothing but insults and claiming the fight will happen along with this quote, "be patient and let us do what we need to do to make the most money possible". Few months prior he stated, "being a champions is more than just about money".

5. Confirmation from credible sources that Ortiz, Kowlnacki, and Fury are slated to be his next 3 fights, meaning Whyte is obviously getting snubbed 3 more times before any chance of him getting his long overdue title shot. Gives substance on Whytes presonal text from Wilder claiming he could avoid him for 2 yrs.

6. "Tbh with you, I dont know why the big fights aren't happening.....maybe thats a question Shelly can better answer... "

JOSHUA

1. Rarely mentions Wilder unless directly asked a question regarding him, and on ESPN First Take the other day when asked about Wilder saying he made 5 attempts to get a Joshua fight, "its irrellevant to talk about it here and get he said she said back amd forth. I'm a fighter, we can talk in the ring".
"Wilder after June 1st, come see me, not through our promoters or manager, mano y mano and so we can negotiate the fight for this year...."(I'm parahrasing here)
After which Steven A Smith was at an uncharacteristic loss for words and just sat silent.

[P4Pdunny]

AJ and Wilder being complimentary of each other

[Califire209]

Actually, it sounds nothing like that at all. You're just trying to create some b.s. narrative that isn't there. Joshua has always enjoyed a good scrap. He's said as much many times. And he always compliments potential foes for any boxing talents/solid wins they have. It's his promoter who wants to keep him safer than he really wants to be.

Okay so AJ don't call the shots? His promoter is who he is hiding behind player

[Califire209]

The only problem AJ has with Wilder is getting him to stop running and give real boxing fans the fight we want to see.

So Wilder didn't accept 10 million and 12.5 million-dollar flat fees, not even a year ago with Eddie Hearn still playing games?
All the pressure is on AJ to save face. This fight will be 50/50 in America and not the UK. Hearn and AJ could have stopped playing games with wilder and fought him last year. AJ has no stock in America, Fury has a higher stock in America,, Wilder is A-side in America

[PunchyPotorff]

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Actually, it sounds nothing like that at all. You're just trying to create some b.s. narrative that isn't there. Joshua has always enjoyed a good scrap. He's said as much many times. And he always compliments potential foes for any boxing talents/solid wins they have. It's his promoter who wants to keep him safer than he really wants to be.

Okay so AJ don't call the shots? His promoter is who he is hiding behind player

So IOW, you're incapable of listening to someone speaking their mind and figuring out if they're b.s. ing or not? Or do you just comment without listening or reading? Because this is a fairly simple thing to figure out right here. But hey, keep blabbering false narratives if you want. No worries.

[j.razor]

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Originally Posted by PunchyPotorff View Post
Actually, it sounds nothing like that at all. You're just trying to create some b.s. narrative that isn't there. Joshua has always enjoyed a good scrap. He's said as much many times. And he always compliments potential foes for any boxing talents/solid wins they have. It's his promoter who wants to keep him safer than he really wants to be.



Yes, but still we do see some fighters basically ordering their promoter to go after X fight. I think Joshua will start doing that sooner than later. Like I said... he does enjoy a stiff challenge. IMO, the Wilder fight will happen within 2 years tops.

I think you are right but let's hope neither of them lose before it happens.

[Califire209]

Actually, it sounds nothing like that at all. You're just trying to create some b.s. narrative that isn't there. Joshua has always enjoyed a good scrap. He's said as much many times. And he always compliments potential foes for any boxing talents/solid wins they have. It's his promoter who wants to keep him safer than he really wants to be.

How does it feel knowing that your master was just slayed? The Hype train has been derailed,, the fraud never could last more than 5 rounds with the Real Champ of the World.
All the Brits got their ass handled tonight

[PunchyPotorff]

How does it feel knowing that your master was just slayed? The Hype train has been derailed,, the fraud never could last more than 5 rounds with the Real Champ of the World.
All the Brits got their ass handled tonight

What are you, like 4 years old? Get mummy to change your diaper little boy. Cuz if him don't get changed and get him binky and banky, him get mighty cranky.

Oh BTW, for your info, I'm not a huge Joshua fan, and what Ruiz did was quite a feat. So good for him. Joshua will rebound... and then we won't hear a peep from your DA.