Comments Thread For: Joshua: My Side is Signed, I Need To Get Wilder To Sign

[chepboxingking]

AJ is clearly ducking, sending Wilder a signed contract for a massive career high payday. Wilders the one who clearly wants it, he screams he accepts the terms on social media then changes his mind and demands 50-50, then says he tried everything to make it happen. But if he shouts enough and makes enough noise, what he says has to be true, right?

Think 15mil flat fee on a fight that will generate over $100mil is a fair offer, even tho it is a career high payday? Floyd offered pacman 40mil flat fee, which pac refused, even tho it was career high earnings. After negotiations he made over $190mil. Lowballing is another form of ducking

[juggernaut666]

Where were all these AJ fans at when he made himself look like a fool and told everybody to train and fight Wilder themselves? But now that AJ once again talks about some b.s. contract they here to defend him, smh these delusional folks keep trying to justify Queen AJ, while he keeps digging himself into a hole

The difference between Wilder and Joshua fans is Wilder fans make every excuse not wanting the fight to happen so they pass blame .

Wilder fans are dumb as hell , and continuously are hanging on and twisting words bc they lack education as their main problem instead of actually wondering why Wilder didnt sign a offer he AGREED to .

It dont really matter , Wilder will look foolish anyway fighting Joshua left overs eventually in the WBC so good luck with that 50 and 0 an ACTUAL remark Wilder referenced in avoiding Joshua bc he doesnt need him ? lol

[nixxter]

Wilder ain't signing anything unless he's getting lottery money. That much we already knew long time ago.

The Bronze Bambi after she got the contract and shït got real:

[Corelone]

AJ signed that waste of paper after the flack he got for saying his fans didn't run his career. I guess he found out different. Now he's back peddling to the first unacceptable offer that Hearn already said would be less. If it's less it's no good and if it isn't Hearn lied and he can't be trusted.

[TreJac]

It seems like people just like to come into these comment sections to hate and complain! The man(Joshua) has resent the contract with his signature & now the only thing remaining is Wilder's signature. The haters choose to overlook the facts & find another reason to blame AJ for Wilder choosing not to sign! I'm starting to believe a lot of people don't really care about the actual fight, they're more into the lead-up of the fight so they can voice their hate! GTFOH

[SOLARPLEXUS]

Wilder isn't going to sign that farce of a contract now.

He only accepted it to call Hearn's bluff- they knew that the plan was Povetkin all along.

All matchroom has to do is send a decent offer- 60/40 in the UK, 50/50 in Vegas.

This fight has always been that and no one should blame Wilder for refusing to take less.

Why would he get 50% in Vegas? lmao. $15 million amounts to 30 to 33% at Wembley which is his value. Instead he'll hold out for Vegas on a Matchroom show which will take until October 2019. Whyte beats Parker and fights him in April. Wilder fights Breazeale for $2.5 million and then probably a rematch with Ortiz in the spring because they have nothing else for him.

[EnglishOxide]

Instead he'll hold out for Vegas on a Matchroom show which will take until October 2019. Whyte beats Parker and fights him in April. Wilder fights Breazeale for $2.5 million and then probably a rematch with Ortiz in the spring because they have nothing else for him.

See this I can believe. Wilder clearly doesn't want the fight right now. He wants the bigger payday for when Joshua debuts in the US. He has about 12 months to build his profile to get the biggest split he can.

[bballchump11]

Shut this clown up

[rickJen]

Shut this clown up

You can't shut him up unless you fight and beat him.
$15 million is a lot a money for a guy who makes an average of $1.2 mil.

[Rubber Ducky]

Think 15mil flat fee on a fight that will generate over $100mil is a fair offer, even tho it is a career high payday? Floyd offered pacman 40mil flat fee, which pac refused, even tho it was career high earnings. After negotiations he made over $190mil. Lowballing is another form of ducking

Why do people compare Wilder to Pac in this scenario. Wilder hasn't fought a single PPV fight, while Pac when he got that $40 mill flat fee offer had made more money in single fights than Wilder has made his entire career.

Comparing the drawing power and leverage Wilder has to Pac is ludicrous. It's like comparing Amir Khan's chin to Hagler's and saying they are equal.