Comments Thread For: Eddie Hearn: Deontay Wilder Has Vanished From Earth; Maybe He Wants To Retire

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Matchroom Boxing head Eddie Hearn knows all too well about enforcing heavyweight championship rematches. Last year, Anthony Joshua shockingly lost to Andy Ruiz via stoppage in June, but Hearn and company enforced their rematch clause for Joshua to regain his titles during his December rematch in a one-sided unanimous decision win versus Ruiz.
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[Mammoth]

Stfu Eddie........

[DaNeutral.]

Certain ppl kicking men when they are down, wilder is a proud man and suffered his 1st defeat, its a very bitter pill to swallow. But at the same time there isn't a man more worthy of being kicked while is down than Wilder who has had endless dirty things to say about other fighters when they have come unstuck or gone through a hard patch.

In short, F@#k him.

[saintpat]

I think Matchroom USA and Dazn are the ones who have vanished from the earth.

[Armchairhero]

Stfu Eddie........

Perhaps, but he makes a good point

[James Hunt]

Nicely rubbing it in.

btw, would love to see that dent.

[BadMedicin3]

Now I'm worried about the autopsy his brother talked about.

[Bronx2245]

"If your heart's not in it, and you’ve made the money he’s made in the last couple of fights. I wouldn’t." Eddie Hearn

Oh, he made good money? I thought he was fighting for peanuts? Lol! Just be glad Ruiz came in @ 283lbs., and talk up Joshua vs. Pulev! Don't worry about Wilder!

[Fire4231]

DAZN is collapsing, burning to the ground as we speak. All due to his terrible business strategy, disrupt first tactics and bad decision making.

Yet this idiot wants to attack Finkel for not predicting the same pandemic DAZN can’t even build a decent schedule under. The same Finkel that worked with Arum to build the biggest PPV fight in recent history.

Hearn will keep creating the Karma that is destroying his DAZN efforts and even when he has nothing left, he would still posture as if he is somehow beating the competition. He is an idiot with a solid gold stick in his @$$. Who can’t seem to create a substantive win so he falls back on his imaginary ones. Eddie what provocative fights are coming down the pike? And even if AJ vs Fury happens. Is it anywhere near as big as Wilder vs Joshua before AJ took the loss to Ruiz?

[Madison Boxing]

theres no coming back from what happened, hes a broken man trying to come to terms with that loss, he's had years being hyped up by yes men and racists and when push came to shove he got beaten like a small child in front of the whole world.