Who's the biggest clout chaser in boxing?

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  • BangEM
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    #21
    Originally posted by turnedup
    You can’t throw numbers around like that without legit sources. Seriously sick and tired of folks watching these guys pickets anyway. Both aj and wilder have more money than they know what to do with...end of subject. Seriously, this site is starting to look like /r/finance from folks who throw out information without any factual information. We have no idea what these guys really earn when it’s all said and done. Like seriously we don’t and never actually will. Just like Forbes, like those people on Forbes are sharing their w2’s and bank accounts with them. I know ay least two artists that have made Forbes and wish they have actually even earned a fraction of that money listed for them.
    We all know Forbes magazine just pull out numbers from its arse. That's the same magazine that said Kyle Jenner and Jay Z are billionaire when neither are close to that number. And the same magazine claimed Deontay Wilder made $50million. LMAOOOOOO.

    However, from reliable sources, we know Saudi Arabia paid crazy money for the rematch on Dec. 7 and Ruiz is making $12million max.

    Ok, let's do the maths:

    - Saudi Arabia site fee: between $50 - $100 million

    - UK PPV: people are saying it's going to be £49.99 and it's projected to do over 2million buys since it isn't in the UK.

    - DAZN is planning to buy the rights to the fight for the US and all the other countries it's in: at least $30million

    - Then you have the broadcast rights to 150 countries excluding Mexico.

    Once you deduct the fixed $12million Ruiz is expected to get, whatever is left in the pot belongs to AJ and his team. And I'm Ruiz will get decent backend money from Mexico's broadcast rights as well.

    It's pretty easy to see why AJ and Hearn smiling pretty hard. And they don't even need to spend money on planning and other expenditures TV stations spend - Saudi Arabia will handle all that.

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    • BangEM
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      #22
      Originally posted by KillaMane26
      U basically made this thread to insult Wilder the guy u seem obsessed with...And argue with anyone who says its Joshua lol.

      "Wilder must be mad Ruiz took his shine"
      Not as mad as ya boi getting his ass whooped by him.

      But carry on...
      Wilder is a clout chaser, lol.

      Even in defeat - Josh is still the money man. Quick 9 figures in the bank, no stress, lol.

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      • chaosisme
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        #23
        Who's that dyke boxer from Rhode Island? She probably has the biggest clit in boxing. Weird thread.

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        • Slicc
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          #24
          Originally posted by champion4ever
          That's funny. I thought it was Anthony Joshua. Wilder won't crawl, beg or break for anyone; Least of all for AJ. That's why he turned down that $120 mil DAZN deal.
          Nobody wanted him to crawl, beg or break. Hearn offered him $120m to fight Breazeale, then Joshua twice. Wilder saw this deal, and ducked so hard that Finkle had to answer questions for him. He's fighting guys on Showtime for less than what he would've made off the DAZN deal.

          Originally posted by champion4ever
          So who's really the clout chaser? AJ came to America chasing and begging Wilder for a fight because he felt frozen out of the boxing landscape by him for fighting his mandatory Euro bum of the month club in Great Britain.
          AJ came to America to widen his audience, and it backfired because Ruiz was better than expected. Euro bum of the month? But Wilder wanted no smoke with Wladimir Klitchscko. Euro bum of the month, but who did Wilder fight before Ortiz? Wilder hasn't started fighting talented competition until literally last year.

          Originally posted by champion4ever
          It was almost like Joshua was becoming a forgotten man. It's was Wilder who was generating the most excitement in the heavyweight division last year by challenging two solid back to back undefeated opponents in Luis Ortiz and Tyson Fury.
          Wilder finally fought guys with a pulse, nearly lost to one, and should've lost to the other. The only reason he still has his title is because Fury was robbed blind. Joshua's been carrying the division on his back until he lost to Ruiz.

          Originally posted by champion4ever
          Had Joshua stayed the course, in the U.K. He would have still been undefeated and an unified champion to this day. However, clout chasing Deontay Wilder was his undoing. It cost him both his fans, titles and undefeated record.
          No, he would've just lost to Ruiz in the UK. He still generates the most money in the division, he can win his titles back, and an undefeated record doesn't mean much if nearly everyone on your record is a tomato can.

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          • KillaMane26
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            #25
            Unfortunately i feel like Mikey Garcia deserves an honrable mention.

            Idk what happened to him during his layoff but it turned him into Amir Khan

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