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Originally posted by KTFOKING View PostMan, if you think about it, Hearn has done GREAT for Whyte. Unreal how that guys has become a legitimate PPV fighter doing 400k+ buys each time out.
Crazy part is he probably will get what he wants since Wilder/Fury look to be out of the picture unless they elect the Miller route. So Whyte's meetings with the PBC/ESPN seemed to work out for him.
but then I remembered that Haymon wants to take over the UK, so maybe he wants Whyte to be his guy over there?
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Double it
— Eddie Hearn (@EddieHearn) January 22, 2019
Hold up, is Hearn saying Whyte is only being offered about $5 million or so for Joshua? Hearn has to do better than that to get that fight made. Not saying that is a bad pay day by any means, but the man has proven he can do 400k+ buys WITHOUT Joshua.
That PPV will do at least 1.5M buys or more with a live gate of $12M or so. Hearn has to up the offer a bit more to get Whyte to sign the contract.
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Originally posted by _Rexy_ View PostI thought the PBC/ESPN thing was stupid at first, since Whyte really isn't a star, just in England thanks to Eddie
but then I remembered that Haymon wants to take over the UK, so maybe he wants Whyte to be his guy over there?
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If your Whyte, you take the fight, it's for less money, but you take the fight, Whyte seems to be of the mindset that this title shot is his cash out, if he had confidence in himself, and his ability to defeat Joshua, he wouldn't be trying to protect his position to the point that he would walk away from the biggest fight of his life.
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Isn't Whyte a mando in waiting? Time is on his side one would think here. He's getting a Joshua fight sooner or later so however is the best way to get the most money is the play here it would seem from his angle.
And Hearn as usual lately is looking awkward again with can't make a deal for a fight with the 2nd biggest name in boxing somehow.
Mfer is allegedly trying to pay Whyte less for Joshua than for f#cking Del Boy. That doesn't make any kind of sense unless Whyte is more f#cking popular in the UK that its smarter for him to A side vs a also ran contender like Del Boy vs B side vs the 2nd biggest draw in boxing.
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Originally posted by Clubber Pac View PostIf your Whyte, you take the fight, it's for less money, but you take the fight, Whyte seems to be of the mindset that this title shot is his cash out, if he had confidence in himself, and his ability to defeat Joshua, he wouldn't be trying to protect his position to the point that he would walk away from the biggest fight of his life.
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Originally posted by Eff Pandas View PostIsn't Whyte a mando in waiting? Time is on his side one would think here. He's getting a Joshua fight sooner or later so however is the best way to get the most money is the play here it would seem from his angle.
And Hearn as usual lately is looking awkward again with can't make a deal for a fight with the 2nd biggest name in boxing somehow.
Mfer is allegedly trying to pay Whyte less for Joshua than for f#cking Del Boy. That doesn't make any kind of sense unless Whyte is more f#cking popular in the UK that its smarter for him to A side vs a also ran contender like Del Boy vs B side vs the 2nd biggest draw in boxing.
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Originally posted by Eff Pandas View PostMaybe I'm the crazy one here, but shouldn't the biggest fight be for the best money you've gotten? If Del Boy pays better than Joshua for Whyte its better business & better for Whyte & his family to A side vs whoever than B side to Joshua.
Again, he specifically mentioned if you are giving Wilder/Fury a 60/40 split, then give me the same split. Lol, the man is not playing any games.
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