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  • #31
    Originally posted by 2ndroundko View Post
    not really. wilder-ortiz is about to be huge. most big celebrities who mentioned the fight on social media are all saying its a good thing it wasnt wilder in there. joshua mighta died.

    not to mention, if the ibf strips ruiz, which is likely, fury is fighting for that belt in the fall. and then him and wilder is a unification rematch. boom.

    the real loser is anthony joshua. complete fail in his us debut. lost all leverage at the negotiating table.

    btw, it seems there isnt an iron clad rematch clause. if there is one, u may see it in the US. again.
    The real loser is Joshua definitely, that doesn’t mean others aren’t affected. Wilder/Ortiz is a good fight but not in the same breath as Joshua/Wilder, not especially if the money on offer for that fight. Even if Joshua rebuilds himself and win his belts back none of them are going to get the sort of money they were offered before.

    Am pretty sure Joshua/Ruiz has a rematch. Hearn isn’t that dumb.

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    • #32
      Originally posted by Jsmooth9876 View Post
      He would have flatlined Joshua in both fights with the first big right he landed.

      He should feel like a fking dummy this morning for turning down that easy money...
      He only would have been paid that money if Joshua beat Ruiz. The 100 million was conditioned on Joshua winning and then DAZN convincing him to fight Wilder. So it really doesn't matter now if Wilder accepted or not since Joshua ended up losing anyway.

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      • #33
        Think AJ was offering him $15m - $20m.

        AJ was going to pocket $50m - 100m

        Now AJ lost it has flipped the cash the other way.

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        • #34
          Originally posted by Ray* View Post
          The real loser is Joshua definitely, that doesn’t mean others aren’t affected. Wilder/Ortiz is a good fight but not in the same breath as Joshua/Wilder, not especially if the money on offer for that fight. Even if Joshua rebuilds himself and win his belts back none of them are going to get the sort of money they were offered before.

          Am pretty sure Joshua/Ruiz has a rematch. Hearn isn’t that dumb.
          How do you know the money ($120M for 4 fights) is guaranteed?

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          • #35
            Originally posted by Phenom View Post
            How do you know the money ($120M for 4 fights) is guaranteed?
            By the contract you sign.

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            • #36
              Originally posted by Ray* View Post
              By the contract you sign.
              That's not how it works just because it can be worth up to 120M doesn’t mean it's a guarantee to be worth that much

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              • #37
                Originally posted by Phenom View Post
                That's not how it works just because it can be worth up to 120M doesn’t mean it's a guarantee to be worth that much
                As we have been told, Wilder has Haymon...

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                • #38
                  Originally posted by Ray* View Post
                  As we have been told, Wilder has Haymon...
                  Told by who ?

                  Chris Mannix reported only the $20M for Breazeale fight was guaranteed meaning DAZN can get out had Wilder lost to Breazeale so where are you getting that he would get the full 120M with or without AJ fight?

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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by Phenom View Post
                    Told by who ?

                    Chris Mannix reported only the $20M for Breazeale fight was guaranteed meaning DAZN can get out had Wilder lost to Breazeale so where are you getting that he would get the full 120M with or without AJ fight?
                    Doesn’t matter, don’t even want to talk about him. This is Ruiz’s time. He was the only one that actually pursue the fight, the only one who had the cojones. He did his talking in the ring and he is now the unified champ.

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                    • #40
                      Problem with wilder is that he don't mind waiting he fought bums for 40 fights you'd think that was long enough.
                      How can you guarantee Josh won't lose. Did wilder not worry someone getting to josh first? Or did wilder rate Josh so highly that he didn't expect Josh to lose?

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