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Wilder fans were like 15m is a low ball, he made 7m for fury
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Originally posted by lfc19titles View Post
These fools have been exposed
First it was like joshua is low balling wilder
Wilder and fury was 50-50 which they all confirmed and fury said he made 7m
This ducking coward turned down more than double from Joshua
Wilder first after saying don’t low ball now saying money doesn’t matter
Pathetic duck exposed
Rejected 10m for Whyte too to fight for less, it’s pathetic
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Originally posted by Chrismart View PostDAZN wasn't launched then. It would of been Showtime which was Wilder's money to keep. He fought Ortiz instead, for what..half that?
It wasn't a shit offer at all. I imagine it would of been easily his highest payday at the time.
Joshua-Povetkin on DAZN in September, Wilder-Whyte on DAZN in Fall 2018 (as the US debut), and Wilder-Joshua on DAZN April 2019. Not that difficult a scheme to see, tbh.
Deontay Wilder is an 80/20-85/15 split fighter at this point in his run; any tickover on non-name voluntary isn't going to see anything beyond that to fight Wilder.
Whether it's in front of 100 people on some private island, or 100000 at Bryant-Denny, Wilder is getting his proper share on any voluntary fight.
$7m doesn't come close to 80% of the take on Wilder-Whyte, at O2 Arena, on Sky Box Office/DAZN.
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Originally posted by champion4ever View PostPerhaps you would be better off asking the author of the article to answer that question for you rather than me since he is better suited in answering it because after all he was the one who wrote the article in the first place.
Moreover, in this instance you don't need to know the sources of these financial projections anyway because they are just mere speculations and rumors at this point; Which means there is no way of even substantiating the validity or credibility of them.
However, in just a few days the official purses would be disclosed to the public anyhow.
There is no need to bother mentioning it.
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Originally posted by champion4ever View PostNo, I was referring to their upcoming rematch purses Doc. Both Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury have been rumored to earn upwards of more than $54mil for that bout. $39mil for Wilder and $25mil for Tyson respectively for their return May 18th bout in New York City.
Its very easy to say $90 a PPV and 1.2 million homes will buy it but last time it was 2.5 million PPV's and it didnt even do the point 5 let alone 2 million.
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Originally posted by Scipio2009 View PostDAZN deal was formally announced May 2018, the Wilder-Joshua talks broke down August 2018, and then Hearn tried the bait/switch to try and get a two-for, with Showtime frozen out of the talks.
Joshua-Povetkin on DAZN in September, Wilder-Whyte on DAZN in Fall 2018 (as the US debut), and Wilder-Joshua on DAZN April 2019. Not that difficult a scheme to see, tbh.
Deontay Wilder is an 80/20-85/15 split fighter at this point in his run; any tickover on non-name voluntary isn't going to see anything beyond that to fight Wilder.
Whether it's in front of 100 people on some private island, or 100000 at Bryant-Denny, Wilder is getting his proper share on any voluntary fight.
$7m doesn't come close to 80% of the take on Wilder-Whyte, at O2 Arena, on Sky Box Office/DAZN.
How much do you think Whyte vs Wilder was worth at the time considering Whyte wasn't much of a draw an neither was Wilder?
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Originally posted by Chuckguy View PostI don’t have a dog in this yes I’m American but that doesn’t play into my decision. Fury is a smaller fight. Th AJ fight is the biggest in boxing right now so why should he accept $15mil? AJ will probably make a lot more so it needs to be negotiated and i say 60-40 or 55-45. Isn’t that fair?
Either way
Wilder was offered at that time 4 times his biggest pay day and refused
That was a fair offer
Wilder is keeping his belt hostage but will lose to fury and won’t get more than 5m next time to fight aj
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Originally posted by lfc19titles View PostHe was offered 40 percent recently lol and refused
Either way
Wilder was offered at that time 4 times his biggest pay day and refused
That was a fair offer
Wilder is keeping his belt hostage but will lose to fury and won’t get more than 5m next time to fight aj
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