I'd agree with Ellerbe, if it was a long term deal and wilder proved he could make anywhere close to that. if he took the 3 fight option for 100ml, he'd be pretty well done with dazn...has he made 100mil in the meantime?
Comments Thread For: Ellerbe: Smartest Move Wilder Made Was Turning Down DAZN
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Originally posted by Monzon99;20188953[B]Klitschko hits harder than Wilder.
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Wilder and his team know they can't beat AJ, that's why the ducked $120m for about $5m for the recent fake fraud defenses vs Haymon hired patsies.
If they had real confidence they would have challenged Joshua for the 4 fight $120m deal (two vs AJ and two vs any hired patsy)Last edited by KillaMane26; 11-14-2019, 01:41 PM.Comment
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Ellerbe said Wilder rejuvenated the Heavyweight division ? Ha
It was AJ with his win over Klitschko that got people interested in it again, Wilder did nothing really since being champion to turn heads . No one of any education thinks turning down 100 million deals is good when you aren't a PPV draw, in what reality ? HaComment
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The only people who criticised and continue to criticise wilder for not taking that deal are militant nationalist brits who believe Eddie Hearn should be in control of big time boxing in the USA. These militants want to see PBC fall, they want to see haymon out of business, they see PBC as a threat to some sort of “British domination” of the sport with Eddie Hearn and dazn execs at the helm. They believe Hearn is ENTITLED to have all the say in wilder’s career as if he were some sort of plantation overseer or the “massa” himself. These people are angry that wilder had lasted and angry that Joshua has already been knocked out. These people are absolutely obsessed with Wilder being controlled by Hearn, OBSESSED....and utterly blinded by their vitriolic nationalism.Comment
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Can’t see how turning down $100m for 3 fights in your mid 30’s is the best idea, especially when you’re not making anywhere near that much.
Wilder’s team don’t always do what’s best for their fighters, they do what’s best for themselves. I understand it’s business, but your job is to make money for your fighter.
Tank got offered $5m for one fight on DAZN, no strings attached deal and his team turned it down basically. I bet he’s made nowhere near $5m for a fight yet.
They’re not always looking out for their fighters, they have other interests in mind such as their own network deals and promotional companies, so they aren’t going to let their better fighters go on a rival network affiliated with rival promoters, but at the end of the day it’s the fighter that’s losing out.
They can’t keep it up forever if they can’t compete with DAZN financially. The biggest earners are at DAZN now, Canelo, GGG, AJ etc.. eventually more fighters will want to go there when they realise DAZN is there to stay and still offering big money. Fighters were apprehensive at first, but now they’re realising it’s where to go to make money. Guys like Haney making $1m for undercard fights.
Let’s be honest, if you told any DAZN doubters that Canelo and GGG would be on there within their first year, they would’ve laughed at you. DAZN is going to continue to take over when the rest can’t compete.Comment
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It’s a gamble isn’t it. Looks like a great decision, as long as Wilder doesn’t get KO’d in his next couple of fights...Comment
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He only would of saw 120 million if he fought Joshua... being as though Joshua is rematching his lost and contract was only a 4 fight deal safe to say he made right decision let’s not also forget dazn significantly decreases your pay if you not fighting the guys they outline you to in they contracts, we have saw pay decreases for triple G and caneloComment
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The only people who criticised and continue to criticise wilder for not taking that deal are militant nationalist brits who believe Eddie Hearn should be in control of big time boxing in the USA. These militants want to see PBC fall, they want to see haymon out of business, they see PBC as a threat to some sort of “British domination” of the sport with Eddie Hearn and dazn execs at the helm. They believe Hearn is ENTITLED to have all the say in wilder’s career as if he were some sort of plantation overseer or the “massa” himself. These people are angry that wilder had lasted and angry that Joshua has already been knocked out. These people are absolutely obsessed with Wilder being controlled by Hearn, OBSESSED....and utterly blinded by their vitriolic nationalism.
Say's the lame who's always hating on Eddie Hearn and wishes Eddie would fail...... 😄😆Comment
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According to this article, Wilder and his team is right since dazn USA is now seeking money from investment sources other then Blavatnik.....as it says in the article, a sign that he is no longer willing to dump hundreds of millions into a money pit mismanaged from the beginning by murkowski, skipper, and doomed by Eddie hearn’s ego and arrogance of late 2018/early 2019....Al Haymon will have the last laugh on Eddie Hearn and PBC will be here long after the current form of dazn has folded. They are simply too far in the red, with no path to the black.....al haymon, the man with the masters in business from HARVARD is proving to be too much for these jokers. Dazn should have gone with haymon and signed a contract with PBC for dates....”they made a mistake....they got it wrong”
http://www.sportspromedia.com/news/d...rights-markets
Always deepthroating Al Haymon and bragging about Al's Harvard degree... 😆😂Comment
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