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If this is true then I’m sorry but I’m gonna have to go back to not being on Tyson fury’s side. He been banging on about 50/50 forever, I don’t see him turning down such an offer, is this true? How do people know about this offer being turned down?
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If it's not on ESPN then it's an impossible offer to accept. He simply can't. -
The 50/50 offer he held onto for a week before deciding to go with ESPNOriginally posted by Robbie Barrett View PostComment
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You think he wasn't already in discussions with ESPN before that? I'm sure he'll accept 50/50 on ESPN PPV. We'll see if Wilder offers that.Originally posted by Motorcity Cobra View PostComment
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Yes he was already in discussions. The poster is talking about the 50/50 offer he had for the rematch before deciding to sign with ESPN.Originally posted by Robbie Barrett View PostComment
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What matters is what happens now. The fight can still get made. We'll see what happens, if the fight doesn't happen i'm sure we'll find out who walked away and why.Originally posted by Motorcity Cobra View PostComment
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But that's not what matters to the writer of the topic. That's why he wrote the topic. If it doesn't matter to you why are you in his topic?Originally posted by Robbie Barrett View PostComment
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50/50 might have been on offer but Wilder is a Showtime fighter and the fight would be under their promotion. What happens if Fury gets robbed by the Haymon judges again?
Fury signed to ESPN to get some clout in negotiations. Fury was the B side in the first fight, agreed to all of Team Wilder's stipulations and then ended up getting robbed of a W.Comment
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The issue with the rematch, is that, Bob arum wants future options on wilder for 5 fights. Wilder is an idiot if he accepts that. If he does wilder-joshua NEVER happensComment
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It's true. 50/50 is the offer they sent Fury before Bob Arum stuck his nose in.Comment
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