It looks like AJ is going to duck Fury

[MikeyMike100]

Fury couldn't even follow through fighting a no-name on December 5th. I do not think Joshua is the problem. At least he fights top 10 competition more often.

Exactly! People talk about AJ being a ducker but he has consistently fought top competition and has faced the most amount of top 10 opponents out of anyone in the heavyweight division.

[DaNeutral.]

You should change your name to DaMatchroom, PM and i'll show you how to do it.

I will if you change your name to Tyson Furys personal **** shiner. You call yourself a Boxing Don yet Fury is the only person you ever talk about other than throwing shade at Hearn and Joshua.

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"You know I was offered more money to fight Joshua than I got for fighting you" ~ Deontay Wilder

Joshua should've offered 50/50.

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I will if you change your name to Tyson Furys personal **** shiner. You call yourself a Boxing Don yet Fury is the only person you ever talk about other than throwing shade at Hearn and Joshua.

The boxungscene don, learn how to read, mong.

I've never denied being a Fury fan, but at least I'm honest about it.

You say you're a neutral, but when anyone dares to say anything negative about AJ, you suddenly appear in the thread crying about it.

I'll throw as much shade as I like and there's nothing you can do about it.

[786]

Wilder and his team definitely know how to make excuses while blaming the other guy for them. They are now pretending to be doing everything in their power to fight Fury again, and accusing Fury of ducking. Are you getting deja vu about that?

Kind of, although the dynamic is different. There’s a possibility that Wilder’s team waited until the contract expired before making an effort to arrange the fight. I don’t think I’ve seen Wilder do this before.

Whereas the rhetoric from AJ this week sounds quite familiar.

[kafkod]

Joshua should've offered 50/50.

Yeah, and Floyd should have offered Manny 50/50 by that reasoning. That's not how pro boxing works and it never has been.

Wilder was offered more money to fight AJ than he'd earned in his entire career to that point, but AJ was ducking him ... doesn't compute.

[kafkod]

Kind of, although the dynamic is different. There’s a possibility that Wilder’s team waited until the contract expired before making an effort to arrange the fight. I don’t think I’ve seen Wilder do this before.

Whereas the rhetoric from AJ this week sounds quite familiar.

He "accepted" an offer to fight AJ in the UK and asked for a contract, then waited till the WBA called time on AJ's mandatory order extension instead of signing it.

All AJ said in that interview is that Fury has issues to sort out before he's free to fight and Usyk doesn't. He did not say he was willing to bet all his money on it being Usyk next. The headline is misleading click bait.

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

Articles from months ago that boxingscene decided to post, lol.

Boxingscene is pro-Wilder, so it’s not shocking. If any ducks the fight - it’s going to be Fury. Fury isn’t scary - just some big goofy fat gypo that was raised in a big farm house.

Hand the laptop in. We’re on to ya...

[DaNeutral.]

The boxungscene don, learn how to read, mong.

I've never denied being a Fury fan, but at least I'm honest about it.

You say you're a neutral, but when anyone dares to say anything negative about AJ, you suddenly appear in the thread crying about it.

I'll throw as much shade as I like and there's nothing you can do about it.

LOL, the Don. Your a tool. I have criticism for Joshua as I am a fan, you are a fan boy for Fury you deny anything negative about him and throw shade on his rivals. You sound like **** em you are no better than him, he's a bell end too.

[Marchegiano]

Strange how Fury is now getting exactly the same kind of shit from the bum squad that AJ and Hearn had to deal with back then, innit.

Fury went from Hearn to Shelly and this thread is about how likely Joshua is to duck again.

The first Wilder fight was meant to be Joshua's fight. Wilder went to Hearn, Fury went to Hearn, couldn't make an agreement, then Fury went to Finkel and had one done with Wilder pretty easily.

Fury then played ESPN to renegotiate his deal with Wilder and again found terms they could agree on.

Fury's now without a proper opponent, trying to get a Joshua fight, while his fans preemptively consider the chances of Joshua ducking him again.

Chances are pretty good Joshua pisses Fury off more than Wilder had, again, and finds himself a more favorable deal with Wilder again. Wilder hasn't walked away and all Fury has to do is say okay. Deontay's in a corner now.

I too would rather undisputed but that requires Joshua to grow a pair, he hasn't yet. Been like 4 years now. Joshua was pick of the litter, Joshua had all the boys coming to him. Joshua is why Wilder called on Fury. Joshua is why Fury called on Wilder. Joshua is why Joshua failed to get either out of their fight with one another twice. Was already there, tried to get back in there, now has a clear lane to be in there and is talking like it's a maybe....

Joshua could grow a pair and put on the first ever all UK HW title fight for undisputed, but, hasn't happened yet.

Wilder's not been in the position to do anything like Joshua. He already is, always was, and looks like will be again the alternative to Joshua's candy ass, not the man everyone wants to fight but no one can get in the ring with him.