Do you think Wilder regrets turning down that 120 million now?

[QueensburyRules]

Not really. He's made a ton of money since turning down an offer.

- -Deyonce makes Peanuts to AJ dollars and mo' peanuts his future.

[15 Rounds again]

It was only a matter of time before he got beat like this. He refused to fight the best boxers for 5 years and he believed his own hype. Now he will never get anywhere close to that type of money or a unification bout. All the "betting on himself" talks look as ****** as they sounded then. And to think, some of you thought he was the hardest puncher ever????? Ridiculous

He won't regret it because he's a cowardly liar who ducked and blamed the other guy by lying.
Zero respect for this hype job. We will see what kind of man he is. Finkel will make him take another beatdown, and then what..? He won't want the same medicine from Whyte, Dubois and AJ.
Charles Martin might take him on. But the guy is in trouble now. Exposed.

[rickJen]

Nah, Wilder already had millions of dollars in the bank.
(He got overpaid in the Breazeale and Ortiz 2 fights.)
Millions that will last him for life.
More millions will just cause rift among relatives, kids and grand kids.

Point is making the fight happen should have been first and foremost
not the money, or want to see Hearn beg on his knees first.

Like Dela Hoya said, these guys are already millionaires, referring to Charlo.
It should not be about the money at this point in their careers.

[QballLobo]

No doubt. He’ll never see that again.
Even with AJ losing to Ruiz he still would have had that money and the fight. He would have had the same tune up fight he had last fall while AJ had the rematch with Ruiz. We would be looking at a heavyweight unification instead of him taking that L for a fraction of the money.
Loyalty doe.

[Tyistall]

It's funny how Wilder fans can't answer a question now, without bringing up the first Ruiz fight. Even though the rematch was a shutout. Wilder was ALWAYS going to get beaten by the first guy he fought who was in his prime whether the guy had power or not. He has walked through the raindrops without getting wet so to speak by avoiding Povetkin, a prime Haye, either Klitschko brother, AJ, Parker, Whyte and most of the top 25 right now in heavyweights. He was never going to fight better guys unless he was forced to. The WBC has been compliant in this too by letting him get away with it. Did you notice the look on Suliaman's face last night? Hhahahhaha he knew the jig was up. Also, just think for a second. Fury is not a power puncher, at all. Imagine if that was Whyte or Klitschko or AJ in there with Wilder last night. He would have got that body on his record...HIS

[Tyistall]

Also, Wilder, or somebody on Wilder's team should have told him that if he beats AJ and unifies then he can call all the shots and make 10 times what he made in the first fight with AJ...if he won. Think about how much the Fury vs AJ fight will go for now...

[sicko]

lucky for Wilder things still worked out because of Fury being the perfect Dance Partner and he was able to get that Big Pay Day

so no it shouldn't be any regrets, more Regrets should be in the ring as far as never improving his Boxing Skills and it seems like people around him like Jay Deas and Mark Breland as well as a lot of his biggest fans are not honest with him but instead they make excuses for him

Stylistically he had a better chance at beating AJ because Fury is and always will be a better Boxer than both of them combined

[Guest]

I don't know. It's the nature of business. Some businesses won't work with each other even though they could make millions more by working together but they absolutely refuse to.

It comes down to trust and relationships. It really isn't any different in Wilder's case.

I don't think anybody should lose any sleep over any lost earnings of another man. lol.