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It’s funny how people refuse to see the truth even when it’s coming from the guys they believe with a passion lolDoesn't matter how much that guy tries, the evidence all pointed to Wilder ducking the Joshua fight.
All that "The head is not meant to be hit" "Good things come to those who wait" "Let's run it back with Fury" "They are begging to fight me" "Have agreed to 15M contract but wouldn't sign in time" "Am fighting Breazeale and Ortiz next
Just a few of his contradictions for someone who really wanted the fight. I mean the man announced TWO fights on the eve of Ruiz - Joshua I
“nope he didn’t say that. I’m not even going to acknowledge what you’ve just said. I’m going to ignore your valid point and repeat the same nonsense over and over again”
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You completely ignored the fact in my previous post so I’ll reiterate...
Wilder apparently refused to sign an apparent lowball contract that was more than 5 times he’d ever earned in a fight ($15m still isn’t actually far off what he got paid for Wilder vs Fury 2 LOL!!!!!), because there was no rematch clause in the event of a draw and there was no date or venue. Yet he signs a fight with Fury, for less money, that has no rematch clause in the event of a draw and no date or venue how can you keep perpetuating that nonsense in the face of solid facts? He can sign a contract under the same circumstances for no additional world titles and less money but refuses to sign it for an undisputed fight and a career high payday? Please, explain the logic.
And people go on about this “flat fee”...THE FIGHT WOULD HAVE BEEN ON SHOWTIME PPV...Wilder would have got a cut from the stateside PPV. The flat fee is in regards to the UK. He wouldn’t receive any cut of UK PPV and none of the gate revenue. Which is logical, AJ fills stadiums and does over a million PPV buys against the likes of Takam...meaning Wilder would have no considerable impact so quite simply doesn’t deserve to scrounge off AJ’s success when he can’t fill a 15,000 seat arena in his home state.Comment
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And this is what happens when you put all your eggs in one basket and listen to people who contradict themselves...
You said in your previous comment that Wilder’s team didn’t sign the contract, now you’re saying AJ’s team didn’t sign the contract?
You can’t sign something that was never sent.
Why do Wildette fangirls have to take things completely out of context to back up their delusions? Saying he won’t be pushed into a fight with unfavourable terms is not “I don’t/will not fight”. However, conversely, Wilder saying something like “I’ll freeze AJ out of the division, he’ll never fight for this belt” is literally saying he will not/does not want to fight.
Besides Warren (rival bitter promoter) and Khan (has documented animosity towards AJ)...show me where any of those have explicitly said AJ has ducked. While you’re scouring google for it, have a look at the amount of Americans that say Wilder is a quacking duckling
stop blurting out ****** excuses you little fanboy ***wit
it is clearly obvious what happened
they threw a lowball... Wilder accepted... JOSHUA SHAT HIMSELF
“There’s no doubt in my mind they don’t want to fight Deontay Wilder in April,” Finkel exclusively told World Boxing News. “If they did, they wouldn’t have sent a contract with more impediments in it than the first time. I mean, they don’t even have their own lies together right now. “Joshua said he’d send a signed contract that removed all impediments and that it would be signed by him, but the contract is not even signed by him – it’s signed by Eddie Hearn. Barry (Hearn) also sent a tweet out yesterday stating the contract was signed by ‘AJ’ but it’s not. And…added to that, they have now put more blocks on the rematch clause than before. “In the original contract for a fight in 2018, Deontay rejected it because of the rematch clause only being in place for Joshua. Now, they’ve added that a rematch won’t take place if it’s a draw. I mean, there has to be a rematch if there’s a draw, they don’t even have their own story straight! He continued: “The bottom line is, they don’t want to make the fight. They didn’t want to make it in September, and they don’t want to make it now – for April. If they did, they would have changed the things (Deontay was adverse to in the original contract) like Joshua said they would. “Obviously, whether Joshua is afraid…or they are afraid, they are fooling the public regarding this fight. They are not looking to fight Deontay Wilder on April 13th. “They are lying, they don’t want to fight April 13th or they wouldn’t have sent the contract the way they did. “The fact is, they sent a contract worse than before and left in the things Deontay wanted changed. They have no desire to fight on April 13 whatsoever and they keep telling the public lies. Asked whether this could be the final nail in the coffin for Joshua v Wilder, Finkel responded: “I’m just fed up discussing this bull**** with them because it’s one bull**** after another. “People who want to be his fans – that’s fine, but don’t believe the lies coming from the Joshua side surrounding these negotiations. “Deontay Wilder wants this fight and it’s not down to anything on his side that’s it’s not happening. “If however, terms are realistic in the future, we would be open to receiving the contract we were expecting and would be happy to look at it if those impediments were removed – as previously stated by Joshua himself,” he added.
which is why brits like Lewis, Froch, Haye, Khan, Warren, etc... are all calling Poshua ****e a duckComment
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Why do all Wildettes act the same way? Lol when presented with logical questions or facts, you ramble on and repeat yourselves while completely refusing to answer those logical questions or dispute the facts.stop blurting out ****** excuses you little fanboy ***wit
it is clearly obvious what happened
they threw a lowball... Wilder accepted... JOSHUA SHAT HIMSELF
“There’s no doubt in my mind they don’t want to fight Deontay Wilder in April,” Finkel exclusively told World Boxing News. “If they did, they wouldn’t have sent a contract with more impediments in it than the first time. I mean, they don’t even have their own lies together right now. “Joshua said he’d send a signed contract that removed all impediments and that it would be signed by him, but the contract is not even signed by him – it’s signed by Eddie Hearn. Barry (Hearn) also sent a tweet out yesterday stating the contract was signed by ‘AJ’ but it’s not. And…added to that, they have now put more blocks on the rematch clause than before. “In the original contract for a fight in 2018, Deontay rejected it because of the rematch clause only being in place for Joshua. Now, they’ve added that a rematch won’t take place if it’s a draw. I mean, there has to be a rematch if there’s a draw, they don’t even have their own story straight! He continued: “The bottom line is, they don’t want to make the fight. They didn’t want to make it in September, and they don’t want to make it now – for April. If they did, they would have changed the things (Deontay was adverse to in the original contract) like Joshua said they would. “Obviously, whether Joshua is afraid…or they are afraid, they are fooling the public regarding this fight. They are not looking to fight Deontay Wilder on April 13th. “They are lying, they don’t want to fight April 13th or they wouldn’t have sent the contract the way they did. “The fact is, they sent a contract worse than before and left in the things Deontay wanted changed. They have no desire to fight on April 13 whatsoever and they keep telling the public lies. Asked whether this could be the final nail in the coffin for Joshua v Wilder, Finkel responded: “I’m just fed up discussing this bull**** with them because it’s one bull**** after another. “People who want to be his fans – that’s fine, but don’t believe the lies coming from the Joshua side surrounding these negotiations. “Deontay Wilder wants this fight and it’s not down to anything on his side that’s it’s not happening. “If however, terms are realistic in the future, we would be open to receiving the contract we were expecting and would be happy to look at it if those impediments were removed – as previously stated by Joshua himself,” he added.
which is why brits like Lewis, Froch, Haye, Khan, Warren, etc... are all calling Poshua ****e a duck
Let’s start with, which one was it...did AJ refuse to sign a contract or did Wilder refuse to sign a contract?
How is $15m a lowball offer when Wilder’s biggest payday at that time was below $2m? We’ll just stick with the $15m, we won’t mention the $100m they flat out ducked, I know that’s a sore point for you lot.
How come no rematch clause in the event of a draw and no date or venue was a roadblock for an AJ fight but it was perfectly acceptable for a Fury fight?
You’re happy to paste that contradictory Finkle quote multiple times (which you probably have saved in a draft like a proper fangirl saddo), but where’s the quotes from Lewis, Froch and Haye that explicitly say AJ has ducked?
Either be a grown up and answer the questions or don’t reply at all. You’ll only embarrass yourself further.
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Don’t worry he would come back a day later, after replying to every other thread, after he thinks you have forgotten and then repeat the same shet again without answering those simple points about his “King” 😂Why do all Wildettes act the same way? Lol when presented with logical questions or facts, you ramble on and repeat yourselves while completely refusing to answer those logical questions or dispute the facts.
Let’s start with, which one was it...did AJ refuse to sign a contract or did Wilder refuse to sign a contract?
How is $15m a lowball offer when Wilder’s biggest payday at that time was below $2m? We’ll just stick with the $15m, we won’t mention the $100m they flat out ducked, I know that’s a sore point for you lot.
How come no rematch clause in the event of a draw and no date or venue was a roadblock for an AJ fight but it was perfectly acceptable for a Fury fight?
You’re happy to paste that contradictory Finkle quote multiple times (which you probably have saved in a draft like a proper fangirl saddo), but where’s the quotes from Lewis, Froch and Haye that explicitly say AJ has ducked?
Either be a grown up and answer the questions or don’t reply at all. You’ll only embarrass yourself further.Comment
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Then there should be a 4th fight.
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