So, AJ, who has 3 belts to Wilder's 1, should be "forced" to fight a guy he already beat? You are a special kind of ****** hahahaha
Should Joshua force the Wilder fight?
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Why should AJ force the fight ? According to you he’s the one who’s avoiding it ? Ha
Fury is a mandatory so AJ would be looking at a few years , you also have to take into account a Fury win ,no need to force anything because Fury would fight AJ if he attains the belt .Comment
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You really don’t understand finances if you think us ppv would definitely be the most way to make money. That is no longer the case. Particularly for a Joshua fight where for this sort of fight in uk mainstream time you would get over 2 mil buys alone, probably half of that at most if in US time zone - so it would have to make up that loss before you even look at other territories including the host site.What if PBC doesn't want the fight in Saudi Arabia? Or doesn't want the fight on DAZN?
The fight would make the most money being on PPV live from the United States.
If you really want the fight to happen, a purse bid solves all of this. Both sides bid and whoever bids the most gets the fight.
If you think that Saudi offered somewhere in the region of 100 mil for the Ruiz fight, then you would expect it to be considerably more for any Joshua wilder fight (or fury Joshua too for that matter)Comment
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If that's true, then Hearn should have no problem going to purse bid as he'll obviously win if you're right.
The confirmed facts make it very clear that it was Hearn ducking, not Wilder. I know for fans in the UK, it's difficult to get unbiased reporting about this subject. So I accept the possibility that you're unwilling to discuss the true events of the situation.In any case, I am all for any ideas which might force Wilder to stop ducking the fight with AJ.Comment
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Why would they fight on Dazn. That fight would generate way more on PPV.
AJ is not calling the shots vs Fury or Wilder.Comment
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Your not to bright. US PPV would generate way more money than Dazn USA.You really don’t understand finances if you think us ppv would definitely be the most way to make money. That is no longer the case. Particularly for a Joshua fight where for this sort of fight in uk mainstream time you would get over 2 mil buys alone, probably half of that at most if in US time zone - so it would have to make up that loss before you even look at other territories including the host site.
If you think that Saudi offered somewhere in the region of 100 mil for the Ruiz fight, then you would expect it to be considerably more for any Joshua wilder fight (or fury Joshua too for that matter)
The England PPV has nothing to do with USA.
When are your guys going to think with your brains?Comment
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Who mentioned dazn? If dazn offer more money than you think a ppv fight would make then why wouldn’t you go to dazn?
Whether you like to believe wilder/fury hold the shots or not, Joshua carries the brings with him the biggest proportion of $ and money talks in this game. Just ask anyone who fights canelo.Comment
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Ok I’ll try break this down for you because clearly you don’t understand how this works globally. Money is generated outside of us too. Numbers obviously are simplified here. I’ve ignored other territories but European time is likely to gain higher income than American time due to the audience who watch Joshua elsewhere globally.
Option 1 - US PPV
US sales (assume 1 mil ppv @ $80 which is ambitious) = $80m
Vegas site fee = $20m
UK ppv (1 mil @ £20 = $26) = $26m
Total = $126m
Saudi fight
US ppv/dazn fee = $10m
Saudi site fee = $150m
UK ppv (2 mil x £25 = $32) = $64m
Total = $224m
There are clearly many factors and these are very much estimates but it’s just to show you the idea of how/why fighting outside of the US could prove more profitably, particularly if a place like saudi will offer a huge sum to host the fightComment
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