After one of the biggest mismatches seen on PPV how they going to sell a 3rd fight?

[Robbie Barrett]

It's going to be a hard sell. Anyone in the top 50 would have been more competitive. Should the commissions even sanction it?

[Articulateboxin]

hahah man you are going all out, i guess this is payback for the shiz said about AJ when he lost. In all seriousness though, it's a difficult sell when in the eyes of most, Wilder's only won 3-4 rounds from 19. However if he comes in as a serious underdog, i'd still post a few notes on it and I had fury in both fights prior.

[NYG]

There is no need at all for a 3rd fight. I made a similar thread about this

[boliodogs]

They never should have set it up where the loser could demand an immediate rematch no matter how bad he lost. Now we might get stuck with a fight very few fans want.

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Like this:

https://www.boxingscene.com/forums/showthread.php?t=842407

and it's working

[RoyJonesJrp4pno1]

It does bigger numbers than the 2nd fight imo.

[Madison Boxing]

I doubt it does very well but by the time it comes around people may pay to watch wilder get beat up again.

[Robbie Barrett]

It does bigger numbers than the 2nd fight imo.

Not a chance. Casuals that don't have money to burn won't pay for a rematch when the previous fight was a complete mismatch.

[Tutsa]

Yeah when one guy is a bloody mess looks like road kill and the other is singing to his victory . it’s going to be hard to sell a third I believe.

[rickJen]

The 3rd fight is guarranteed to happen as long as this man is Deontae's manager.
Tyson Fury will always be his saving grace to spite Hearn and avoid ever dealing with the UK promoter.
That's the only concern he has. Fk unifications, fk titles, fk fans. Fk boxing.
A very shallow individual.



He's a vengeful clown who hates Hearn so much that he can't even talk to him on the phone.