You have to be trolling, I really hope there is no person in this world this blind and stupid,,
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AJ and Hearn have taken the play away from Wilder and Fury
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Originally posted by otrocubiche View PostWhat's his next ploy?
Bankrupt dazn to show the world that he is on top of everything? ?
Bankrupting DAZN would REALLY take the play away from Wilder and Fury because it would remove a major funding source from the sport. Who are they going to get to do a bidding war now? Checkmate by Eddie Hearn!
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Originally posted by larryxxx.. View PostYou have to be trolling, I really hope there is no person in this world this blind and stupid,,
Don't you remember when Floyd tuned Ricky Hatton up? The drunken hooligans were still cheering and singing AFTER Hatton lost.
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Originally posted by SinderellaMan View PostWilder vs AJ is still the biggest fight to be made in boxing.
I think the shock factor of losing to Ruiz is the main factor.
Ruiz is not bigger than Wilder in the US though.
Let's say Ruiz beats AJ again.
Wilder vs Ruiz will be made &
Wilder vs AJ for all the belts.
AJ is in a win-win situation.
Let's say Wilder loses a fight coming up.
Given how it's not a big deal for AJ to lose, it's only fair to give Wilder the same play.
Hearn's momentum got slowed down.
It happens especially in the heavyweight division.
Still a lot of great matches to be made.
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Originally posted by EnglishOxide View PostIf AJ beat Ruiz he would have cemented A side status in the US having sold 20k at MSG.
In defeat, AJ's name has gone up, Ruiz's name has gone up, Wilders name has plateaud on the back of a rematch with Ortiz that nobody asked for and Fury's name has plateaud because he is fighting Schwarz that nobody has asked for or cares about.
It looks like Ruiz v AJ 2 is landing at MSG ($8.99/$20) and will be a bigger success than Deyonce v Fury 2 ($80).
If AJ wins the rematch in convincing fashion he is in a hell of a strong position as the A side in the US and Fury and Wilder may have just taken one or the other out of the equation anyway.
If Ruiz wins the rematch, by then he will probably be drawing Canelo numbers and will also be the A side in the division.
Who the hell is gonna be paying more than 4x the price of Ruiz/AJ 2 for Deyonce v Fury 2?
Chess not checkers. Eddie is taking over America.
Hearn and DAZN > Haymon, Arum and PPV ripoffs.
It almost makes me wonder if AJ and Hearn had this in mind all along.
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Originally posted by Toffee View PostMost people on here acknowledged that Joshua could take a loss. His brand, his popularity gets him past it. British support is fiercely loyal.
I think what we failed to consider was just how big it would make the man who beat him. Which is why the rematch is huge. A defeat has suddenly given him the biggest fight of his career.
If he can bounce back, and that's a huge if... but if he can then I think he goes from superstar to megastar. Not planned, but it's what will happen.
And that's right. The best boxers ever fought sequels and trilogies. They lost and overcame that to win. Ali became a three time champ. Holyfield a four time champ. They were considered great because of that.
It's always more entertaining than a guy rumbling through the division winning. For a long time we've been asking for the top fighters to fight each other. It's now conceivable that the top 4 could be facing each other in the space of a few months. This loss gave us what we wanted!
If it was Luis Ortiz doing the job it would been as big tbf
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If Ruiz knocks out Joshua again, the brits will spin it that Joshua is a bigger star because people want to see if third time's the charm.
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Originally posted by Phenom View PostAJ getting slapped around and stopped by a guy that looks like a plumber is what made it go viral
If it was Luis Ortiz doing the job it would been as big tbf
Whoever beat him automatically becomes a star. Miller, Ortiz, Ruiz. The rematch is massive because AJ is massive.
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Originally posted by EnglishOxide View PostIf AJ beat Ruiz he would have cemented A side status in the US having sold 20k at MSG.
In defeat, AJ's name has gone up, Ruiz's name has gone up, Wilders name has plateaud on the back of a rematch with Ortiz that nobody asked for and Fury's name has plateaud because he is fighting Schwarz that nobody has asked for or cares about.
It looks like Ruiz v AJ 2 is landing at MSG ($8.99/$20) and will be a bigger success than Deyonce v Fury 2 ($80).
If AJ wins the rematch in convincing fashion he is in a hell of a strong position as the A side in the US and Fury and Wilder may have just taken one or the other out of the equation anyway.
If Ruiz wins the rematch, by then he will probably be drawing Canelo numbers and will also be the A side in the division.
Who the hell is gonna be paying more than 4x the price of Ruiz/AJ 2 for Deyonce v Fury 2?
Chess not checkers. Eddie is taking over America.
Hearn and DAZN > Haymon, Arum and PPV ripoffs.
It almost makes me wonder if AJ and Hearn had this in mind all along.
Deyonce always been the B side, and not even that when he fought Jason Gavern at the Stubb Hub in front of a dozen fans. As the undercard to Brook vs Porter!!!
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