Comments Thread For: Wilder: I Still Want Joshua Fight If He Loses Ruiz Rematch

[factsarenice]

Ruiz is a more difficult style then Wilder. Wilder has no skills, he's a one handed fighter that loses to Fury, Whyte, Ruiz and Aj...easy. Hell, Chisora knocks him out. Wilder is a guy that fought nobody and then stepped in the ring with a retired burn out that ended up exposing Wilder's pathetic lack of skill.

Wilder refused to fight aJ he refused to fight Whyte, he refused to fight Chisora, he refused to fight Klitcho, he refused to fight Ruiz. Wilder's actions don't match your confidence.

I get why he'd want it. When people doubt you, you want to show them, "I was better than this guy all along."
AJ fans get squirmy around this subject because the only thing that scares them more than AJ losing is losing to Wilder.

[factsarenice]

LMAO. He knows that’s the only way he can make big money, lol.

Ruiz is about to make everything Wilder has made in his career combined in one fight. I’m sure Wilder is kicking himself in the nut about the missed opportunity. If he gets beat by Fury next year, it’s over.

Your post covers it perfectly, right to the point.

[factsarenice]

Joshua will probably lose again and Ortiz may rock Wilder again and Wilder might not make it out this time.

Wilder picked Ortiz because he looked old in his last fight but he's not getting past Fury.

[champion4ever]

Wider should have taken the 120million but instead ducked AJ.

Bullshit! You have al the facts wrong. Joshua ducked Wilder last year which is why Deontay was forced to fight Tyson Fury as a consolation prize to fight fans last December in the first place. He tried to give us boxing fans the fights that we wanted to see.

However, Joshua and his team of handlers were too afraid that he might lose; Which was why they subsequently and deliberately avoided him. Then once the 2019 calendar year rolled around fighting Anthony Joshua was the farthest thing on his mind.

He wanted to fight Tyson Fury. He tried tirelessly and desperately to secure that immediate return bout with Fury but was avoided and got desperately burned in the process.

[P4Pdunny]

Honest to God, the "freeze out Joshua" comments, the way that went down....If Joshua has any pride at all he will tell Eddie Hearn and Wilder the offer is permanently off the table. Hearn played his cards all wrong and Wilder grossly, disrespectfully over played his and they both need to seek that monster a pay day somewhere else.

Yep, also funny when these deranged fans of Wilder or AJ detractors come out and make ducking comments forgetting such comments made from team Wilder.

[Redd Foxx]

Ruiz is a more difficult style then Wilder. Wilder has no skills, he's a one handed fighter that loses to Fury, Whyte, Ruiz and Aj...easy. Hell, Chisora knocks him out. Wilder is a guy that fought nobody and then stepped in the ring with a retired burn out that ended up exposing Wilder's pathetic lack of skill.

Wilder refused to fight aJ he refused to fight Whyte, he refused to fight Chisora, he refused to fight Klitcho, he refused to fight Ruiz. Wilder's actions don't match your confidence.

You keep telling yourself that and wrap those words around you like a warm blanket if it helps you sleep better.
Just, don't expect anyone else to believe that goofy shyt.

[Redd Foxx]

Bullshit! You have al the facts wrong. Joshua ducked Wilder last year which is why Deontay was forced to fight Tyson Fury as a consolation prize to fight fans last December in the first place. He tried to give us boxing fans the fights that we wanted to see.

However, Joshua and his team of handlers were too afraid that he might lose; Which was why they subsequently and deliberately avoided him. Then once the 2019 calendar year rolled around fighting Anthony Joshua was the farthest thing on his mind.

He wanted to fight Tyson Fury. He tried tirelessly and desperately to secure that immediate return bout with Fury but was avoided and got desperately burned in the process.

It's an actual fact that people with usernames containing, "facts", "logic", and "truth" are the worst bullshytters on the forum.
Seeing that is like a warning that you're about to read something worthless.

[DaNeutral.]

Wilder doesnt want that AJ fight. He froze him out, turned down a quantity of career high offers, he even said it, out loud that he dont want or need Joshua or his belts. HE SAID IT. If Joshua beats Ruiz in the rematch we are just back to square 1 which is Wilder wants the fight as long as its promoted by the PBC but the PBC wont pay as much as DAZN and wont guarantee Joshua anywhere as much as DAZN and so wont even put in an offer.

When they turned down the MASSIVE DAZN offer cuz it wasnt enough and the fight would make on Showtime PPV i thought "here we go they guna counter DAZN with a better offer". But THEY DIDNT, they just turned their backs and went off to make Ortiz 2, WHICH IS STILL NOT FINALIZED.

Literally everything from Wilder, his team, his fans and his "Criminal advisor" stinks of duck.

[DaNeutral.]

Bullshit! You have al the facts wrong. Joshua ducked Wilder last year which is why Deontay was forced to fight Tyson Fury as a consolation prize to fight fans last December in the first place. He tried to give us boxing fans the fights that we wanted to see.

However, Joshua and his team of handlers were too afraid that he might lose; Which was why they subsequently and deliberately avoided him. Then once the 2019 calendar year rolled around fighting Anthony Joshua was the farthest thing on his mind.

He wanted to fight Tyson Fury. He tried tirelessly and desperately to secure that immediate return bout with Fury but was avoided and got desperately burned in the process.

Yeah Joshua ducked Wilder, hid behind all those career high offers to Wilder including already signed contracts. Wilder turned down 120 million. You can pretend that didnt happen but to keep up your narrative you have to pretend that.

And ofcourse he wanted the IMMEDIATE rematch against a half fit Fury. The better Fury gets the worse it will be for Wilder. Thats the career of a PBC fighter, pick them at their weakest like real spineless fairies.

[*Makaveli*]

Yeah Joshua ducked Wilder, hid behind all those career high offers to Wilder including already signed contracts. Wilder turned down 120 million. You can pretend that didnt happen but to keep up your narrative you have to pretend that.

And ofcourse he wanted the IMMEDIATE rematch against a half fit Fury. The better Fury gets the worse it will be for Wilder. Thats the career of a PBC fighter, pick them at their weakest like real spineless fairies.

Do you think by constantly repeating this 120 million BS people will believe it . Post a link to a credible source detailing this 120 million offer that was turned down and people might take it seriously. Truth is either AJ is shyt scared of Wilder and wanted his fans to fight him instead