Hearn already is a 11 inch penis. and he thinks everyone else is with his 1/100 on fighter top of a ppv weak bill.Stream is the name of this game!
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Originally posted by killakali View PostLol. Hearn already did all that why do you think he made an offer smh. As for Wilder needing 7 million in the same story on this site he said he doesn't fight for money and doesn't need the fight. I guess he is happy with his low7 figure and high six figure pay days. This is a guy who's never even made 1.5 million for a fight
Even if you pay Whyte $1m (I doubt he gets that much), there's a ton of money in the pot for that fight in the UK and Wilder knows it. Between the potential gate at O2 and a Sky Box Office event featuring a heavyweight title and a Brit, you're looking at a nice take. It's not going to generate the alleged 35 million gbp that Joshua-Klitschko did, but you're kidding yourself if you don't think that Wilder-Whyte couldn't end up doing near 10 million gbp.
Deontay Wilder was a co-promoter for his fights in Alabama, and is likely getting more than just his disclosed purse in New York City; don't kid yourself.
Wilder's not going to travel to the UK, for a voluntary defense, against a Brit who was barely in the WBC's top ten, on short money.
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Originally posted by Realizniguhnit View PostI know some may see this as a negative but I like Wilder's thinking. Now that Floyd is gone there has to be the next American cash cow and Wilder is certainly in the running.
You look back at Floyd's career he was getting 8-10 million dollars fighting Baldimor and Gatti and back then Floyd was barely the A side and wasn't no big huge draw at that time either. FACTS
Now these promoters frowning up at the thought of paying over 5 million dollars. Nah. cut that check!
Wilder is undefeated dam near KO's every oponent and has a decent following building up so his purses should be going up..way up
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Originally posted by MisanthropicNY View PostWhat's your point? The Whyte fight for 3 mil is available next. He's barely making a mil fighting on crappy PBC cards against cabbies. Do I need to smack some sense into your dense skull?
Why travel to the opponent's home base on short money?
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Originally posted by WhitehouseTKO View PostI would say Wilder did his job if they gonna go back and rework the offer. Maximize your money! Hearn in a bidding war with himself on this one cause, Wilder is right... He don't need Whyte, let him work up to a mandatory like everyone else. OR Whyte can go out and create some buzz on his own name.
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Originally posted by Scipio2009 View PostWilder-Whyte is a bigger fight in the UK than just the $3m being offered to Wilder; on Sky Box Office alone, Matchroom Sport will likely clear more than $4m. A sellout of the O2 at regular prices would be a nice haul too. Add in the Showtime rights fee and the other international TV (primetime in Germany/EU and Africa/Middle Easy can't hurt) and there's a lot of money going unaccounted for.
Why travel to the opponent's home base on short money?
A sell at the o2 doesn't generate more than $3m and 500,000 PPV's at $25 is $12.5m. That's $15.5m where Sky Sports take 40-50% and then marketing and logistical costs as well as the undercard need to be paid. Eddie is not stupid he's not going to give Wilder a guarantee where he could end up losing money. Wilder will still have upside from the PPV.
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