Why do Brits act like they read the contract that Ruiz signed?

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  • mcdonalds
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    #1

    Why do Brits act like they read the contract that Ruiz signed?

    they are constantly crying about how Ruiz signed a contract so he must do what hearn says

    Was the contract published over in the UK and is accessible to all UK citizens?

    Where can the rest of the world see the contract?

    Last edited by mcdonalds; 08-17-2019, 05:10 PM.
  • DaNeutral.
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    LOL, we just get out information from the man who wrote the contract. Ruiz trainer couldnt of been more clear when he said they had signed the contract and would do have to go to the UK or Saudi if that was what Joshua called. We have not seen the contract just like you have not seen the contract. The person who signed it says it is wrong or something and the person who wrote it said its solid. One of them comes across alot more business savvy so i will go with what Hearn says for now.

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    • Robbie Barrett
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      #3
      The guy that had the contract drawn up has said what's in it. None of the promoters/managers and fighters that also know have said he is wrong.

      Do you have any evidence that he is wrong? Please share if you do.

      If not then like all the experts and article writers fans should assume it's correct.

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      • REDEEMER
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        A press conference held requires a contract of two parties signatures otherwise it's fraud and would come with sanctioning bodies suing Hearn for using them under false pretenses . a contract is signed and fight announced ,its against the law to announce a fight that doesn't have proper documentation .

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        • QueensburyRules
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          #5
          Originally posted by mcdonalds
          they are constantly crying about how Ruiz signed a contract so he must do what hearn says

          Was the contract published over in the UK and is accessible for all UK citizens?

          Where can the rest of the world see the contract?

          - -You Ronald McDonald???

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          • juggernaut666
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            #6
            Originally posted by QueensburyRules
            - -You Ronald McDonald???
            Theres a lot of fast food workers on here that are the Wilder fan base and just watch dumb sh,it and that's why they are not intelligent ,come on here and re post dumb sh.it they listen to and are indeed clowns with 15 year old level smarts .lol

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            • Larry the boss
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              #7
              Originally posted by REDEEMER
              A press conference held requires a contract of two parties signatures otherwise it's fraud and would come with sanctioning bodies suing Hearn for using them under false pretenses . a contract is signed and fight announced ,its against the law to announce a fight that doesn't have proper documentation .
              So how did Frank Warren throw a press conference for Wilder-Chisora??


              Frank Warren could be set for some awkward questions, after it emerged that Dereck Chisora's announced fight with Deontay Wilder has yet to be officially agreed.

              Warren and Chisora announced the intriguing heavyweight meeting on Thursday, with the fight set for June 15. But it appears the contest may not go ahead, with complications arising from Wilder's recent arrest meaning travelling to the United Kingdom for the Wembley Arena meeting may not happen.

              Wilder's promoters, Golden Boy, told ESPN that no deal had been confirmed - saying that Warren had "jumped the gun" in making an announcement.

              "No, no deal. They jumped the gun," Golden Boy matchmaker Eric Gomez told ESPN. "There's issues with Deontay traveling, because of the arrest. I asked them not to announce until it is resolved. They didn't listen."

              Wilder (28-0, 28 KOs), 27, was arrested on Saturday in Las Vegas, where he was in town for the Floyd Mayweather-Robert Guerrero fight. According to the Clark County Detention Center, Wilder was arrested Saturday for "domestic battery by strangulation" and released on a $15,000 bond. Details of the incident are unclear.

              Not only is Wilder's arrest an issue but Gomez said he had just gotten a nine-page contract for the fight on Wednesday that had to be reviewed. Gomez said they had to talk to Wilder's attorney about the arrest and also have their attorney, Arnold Joseph, go over the contract before the fight could be made.

              "I specifically told them do not announce anything," Gomez added. "We just got the contract and we're still reviewing it. Right now, the fight's not looking good, though. I told [Powell] to send over the contract. We did get a contract from them but I told them we still have to resolve the issue of the arrest and also go over the contract."

              Gomez said he and Powell traded several emails on Wednesday with Powell saying they wanted to announce the fight Thursday and Gomez telling him not to.

              "We were negotiating the fight and talking and we went over the deal points," Gomez said. "I said send over a contract and we can start looking at it. They wanted to announce it. I wrote back to him and said, 'Please don't announce anything. I'm waiting to hear from [Wilder's] attorney and we need to review the contract.' They asked again Thursday morning if they could announce it and I said, 'No, please don't announce it.' They just went ahead and announced it and now it looks like there will be an issue."

              Schaefer was also surprised that the fight was announced.

              "That's not something we would do. Why did he announce it when we don't have a deal," Schaefer said. "That's not a way to make deals, it's a way to kill deals. We sent them like four emails telling them not to announce it and sure enough they go and announce it. They wanted a quote from me for the press release but I wouldn't give it to them because it wasn't done."

              Wilder had his first pro fight in England on April 27 on the undercard of Amir Khan's win against Julio Diaz. Wilder wiped out England's totally shot Audley Harrison in just 70 seconds.

              Chisora (16-4, 10 KOs) ended a three-fight losing streak (including a loss to Vitali Klitschko in a heavyweight world title fight) on April 20 by stopping journeyman Hector Avila in the ninth round.

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              • Fanofreason
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                #8
                The problem with the contract is Hearn wrote it up for Dazn, neither righter following that fight are under contract with Dazn.

                The contract is null and void in the USA.

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                • Eff Pandas
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                  #9
                  In fairness its not all Brits. Its just the Matchroom &/or Joshua fanboys.

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                    Originally posted by Eff Pandas
                    In fairness its not all Brits. Its just the Matchroom &/or Joshua fanboys.
                    No it's everyone apart from PBC ball lickers. Everyone involved in boxing are saying it too. You're so desperate to defend PBC you'll try any BS.
                    Last edited by Robbie Barrett; 08-17-2019, 04:55 PM.

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