Two tip offs yesterday Fury Wilder is fixed

[jmrf4435]

Joshua is not a superstar because Matchroom pumped money into promoting him. It's because he's the best, he unified four titles and he beat the best - Klitschko in one of the most exciting hwt thrillers of all time.

Wilder is not a fraud pretender who makes peanuts because Haymon and Finkel have not pumped big money into promoting him. Wilder is a fraud pretender because his whole career is fixed fake knockouts against hired patsies and cowardly ducking the best for gargantuan paydays. Only a fraud coward pretender ducks $120m to fight AJ.

Dood wilder and fury are bigger than Joshua right now...

Joshua had to rematch an obese mexican. While Wilder and fury are busy fighting each other.

Wilder-furry 1 was amazing. Joshua envious

[daggum]

Nah bud, Whyte ducked Dom, that's why Dom kept the mando position. Whyte also turned down a Fury WBC elim.

whyte literally tried to figth breazele but brezele picked molina instead. then the wbc mind bobblingly gave breazele a shot for skipping over the #1 guy(can you see the pbc-wbc connection?). do some research please. whyte also offered ortiz a fight at one time but he turned it down to fight a bum on an undercard but whatevs if you got an agenda

[Marchegiano]

whyte literally tried to figth breazele but brezele picked molina instead. then the wbc mind bobblingly gave breazele a shot for skipping over the #1 guy(can you see the pbc-wbc connection?). do some research please. whyte also offered ortiz a fight at one time but he turned it down to fight a bum on an undercard but whatevs if you got an agenda

My pov requires no conspiracy theory and you're talking about an agenda?

All you've done is explain to be you believe Whyte's crying over WBC verdicts. PBC-WBC connection huh? 'kay bud....you're a bit of a Looney Tune.

[Inspired]

Unfortunately Haymon and Finkel have no confidence in Wilder to risk him in a REAL fight vs Whyte. It will not happen. Wilder is a total fraud. Yes Whyte vs AJ was a REAL fight, those create fans, like AJ vs WK was REAL. All of Wilder's fights are fake fraud shows. Hence why he can't draw or sell but peanuts.

sports betting was legalised in may 2018, so of couse there's more money in boxing.
https://www.********.com/news/bob-ar...boxing-1575700

“I was there for a fight recently on Aug. 25 and they showed the sportsbook that the Ocean Resort Casino is building and believe me it is more lavish than the sportsbook in casinos in Las Vegas. And when I do fights now in Atlantic City, like when I do fights in Las Vegas, people will come and bet on the fights. That will add to the excitement and interest.”

When Arum said EH 'doesnt know **** about boxing in the USA'
what he meant was 'we play real dirty here'.
This is the guy who fixed Oscar's loss to felix trinidad..and that was because he had all this talent lined up to take over the division....esp floyd mayweather.
but oscar split and so did floyd.
that loss...even i heard of it as a non-boxing fan, oscar's first loss was a big deal and news travelled globally.
that generated interest in the entire division..and despite not being a boxing fan i know after that those lower divisions were absolutely flying..leading to the floyd mayweather era.

although bob arum missed out and al haymon gained...boxing grew tremendously in that time. that's what fixed fights can do for boxing...and it works best when the cash cow takes a big L.
Mike Tyson vs douglas was another example.

the truth is boxing isnt truely about what happens in the ring
there's so much corruption and cheating going on inside the ring too. it's primarily about the bigger picture, between the networks and promoters.

Wilder vs Whyte would have been a real fight, not a fixed fight. 2 diff networks, 2 diff agendas.
kind of different when it's may-pac for example because of the money involved, they both needed eac other

i still believe wilder would **** up whyte though. that guy has no defence at all..he moves slow..he would stand in one place...hoping for wilder to get close enough to land a big one on him like he did with joshua.

what i like about whyte is his no ****s given attitude.
Brezeale promised something similar but that guy is about as athletic as kim kardashians melting arse.

[Inspired]

lol i just said "about as athletic as kim kardashians melting arse" and then saw that pic

who is that?

[Boxingraya]

Bob Arum didn't bother to attend the fraud press conference. The 89 year old has better things to do with his time than watch two pretenders talk about a pretend fight.

Neither Wilder or Fury dared to mention the name of the king of the division. Neither Fury or Wilder has any intention of ever fighting the real king of the sport.

All roads lead to Joshua.

Also, Fury will not dare personally belittle and insult Wilder like he did Klitschko. He verbally shredded Klitschko's boring personality and style and it hurt Klitschko's feelings. Very cruel by Fury. But Fury just spouts his BS cliches about gonna knock that bum out, while not verbally destroying Wilder like we know he can, like he did to poor Klitschko.

Fury and Wilder is a business alliance fraud fake fight. I 100% promise you neither will lose any value or leverage after these two fake fights. Both will retain value and leverage.

Fury was almost killed in the first fight while Wilder spent a good amount of time looking foolish. That's not what a fixed fight looks like.

A fixed fight looks more like what happened in Saudi Arabia. Ruiz didn't even bother to train once Hearn gave him what he wanted.

Ruiz will still fight Wilder and Fury before AJ though.

[Curt Henning]

My pov requires no conspiracy theory and you're talking about an agenda?

All you've done is explain to be you believe Whyte's crying over WBC verdicts. PBC-WBC connection huh? 'kay bud....you're a bit of a Looney Tune.

hes not a "bit" of a looney tune...hes full blown

[billeau2]

I am always ready to consider a scenario

Here are some questions:

1) If they are fixed up for a three fight bonanza why call the first fight a draw? Better to have a winner.

2) BUT the one judge had Wilder ahead by a mile...which was a fix of one sort, or another...even if you had one guy winning, or Fury ahead by that sort, it would make more sense.

3) Maybe this is a cash out fight for Fury... is he willing to lose it for the right amount of cash? I hope not. But saying he is trying for the KO could be construed as a hint...Sort of like saying, "I want to win a lisp contest with Mike Tyson..." I mean your really going to the belly of the beast here.

Its possible, Arum always creates crap where he sticks his old greedy a ss, he may well have convinced these guys to take the money and run.

[Monzon99]

Nah bud, Whyte ducked Dom, that's why Dom kept the mando position. Whyte also turned down a Fury WBC elim.

Nope. You are wrong. Both counts. So much propaganda out there and bs. Beware of deception.

[Marchegiano]

Nope. You are wrong. Both counts. So much propaganda out there and bs. Beware of deception.

Reckon you've taken the wrong pill there bud. I just told the other Looney Tune I buy y'all's sanctioning body conspiracies.