Originally posted by New England
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Eddie Hearn has made Deontay Wilder a new offer Guarantee + Percentage
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Eddie could tell some of you "I Walked On Water" "I Brought Someone Back From The Dead" and some of you would believe it.
Eddie is about to serve UK Fans Sh_t with the AJ vs Whyte fight and the reason they're going to use is that 'We're Making This Fight Because Wilder Doesn't Want To Fight" and guess what Dummies are going to eat that sh_t up and repost stuff like "Find Your Pen Wilder" "Eddie Hearn Said..."
F_ck off Eddie, let him focus on Fury. December 3rd the Monday after December 1st you can then make your revised offer IF he beats Fury first
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Well let sit down and talk business then. That's a bold start by Eddie if it's true and if he really wants the fight. However, Eddie does lies so much that you can't trust a a single word coming out of his mouth. So one must tread very slowly with him and take everything he says with a grain of salt.
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Originally posted by NahMean View PostCanelo vs GGG (One of boxings biggest fights) was negotiated, signed and delivered before the big PPV Canelo vs Chavez and was announced in the ring after. AJ vs Vlad (One of boxings heavyweight fights in a while) was negotiated, signed and delivered before AJ vs Molina.
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Originally posted by sunny31 View PostHaha what utter Bull****!! None of the whole first paragraph has anything to do with the fight, it sounded like a Donald Trump nonsense rant. Has nothing to do with what fighters get paid. Must still be sore from the ass rape you received in the Ryder Cup.
Fact is the $50 million offer was not explored in any great detail because Team Joshua were not willing to concede home advantage. In the UK Hearn is on record as saying he thinks the fight is worth £50 million in total. So in a sense they offered Wilder 30%, obviously no one knows what the actuals will be, but to achieve £50 million, it would have to do record breaking numbers on all fronts.
The part you are correct about is that I also believe the flat fee was designed to be turned down, but at the same time, I think it's pretty close to where Wilder would end up with a % based on forecasted numbers. It's over 3x his biggest pay day, will Joshua make 3x times more than usual? No. He will make more, but prob doesn't even make double.
Lastly $50 mill is roughly £38 mill, so in actuality he doesn't make much more, and certainly not enough to warrant going to the B sides country.
Fact is the fight will need to do well over 1 million ppv buys to warrant those types of purses in the US, but neither fighter has a proven track record in that market, it would be a relative shot in the dark, so if Joshua only made his guarantee it's not worth it. Did the $50 million come out of his mouth? Yes, but once they considered all factors, they decided it wasn't worth it, smart if you ask me. There is no place for bravado when it comes to the business side. Only an idiot in Joshua's position takes that offer. He will make that in 2 fights anyway.
Regardless the poster you are talking to has been posting here a long time, so not sure WTF you are talking about. Don't paint everyone with the same brush if they don't agree with you. Maybe you should look into it more
how in the f#cking world does that make any sense, not bother you, or not quack like a duck?
"we understand that the fight makes more in the US, but we are still the A side and want the fight here."
50 million flat aiwth an upside corroborates that the fight is bigger in the US. al haymon and CBS, who forgot more about megafights than 39 year old eddie hearn knows. las vegas will do more on the gambling tables in half an hour than the entire gate at wembley. the problem here is that eddie hearn is not dumb and knows this, he's playing his own fans to try and push this fight off until it can't be pushed off any longer. he has actually said this! my guess has always been the second half of 2019. we will see if he can push it off that long.
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Originally posted by uppercut510 View Postgood post, they got a decent fighter and lost their marbles, parker deserved a percentage but not wilder? with a logic like that its hard to take any of them serious. And don't waste your time bringing up the $50mil to those guys, to them it never existed and will never be taken into consideration. In their eyes Aj didn't turn it down and go silent for almost 2.5 months then popped back up on instagram hanging upside down. THAT NEVER HAPPENED
never happened
make no mistake, i don't think joshua is afraid. i pick him to beat wilder, i think he's a better boxer and that there's enough of a gap in class for that to matter. but you bet your ass that hearn understands how much less valuable his asset will be if wilder lands one big shot. literally one big shot is all it will take to derail the joshya train and send him into a rebuild and drop a zero off of the checks he gets. eddie's not ready for that yet.
and i don't blame hearn, the guy is a businessman and he's maximizing the long term profitablity of an asset. but FFS these shirelings need to shut the f#ck up and understand that thay aren't the A side if the fight makes 2-3 X more money in las vegas than it does in england.
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Originally posted by Eff Pandas View PostThose were bs fights to "tune up" doe.
Wilder vs Fury is a more competitive fight & generally guys don't make deals before a big fight for a bigger fight after that. I can't even think of an example of that happening although I'd bet its happened before, but its not something thats standard at all. I think you hurt your leverage by doing so. Its a risk, but boxers are taking risks all the time cuz any L is gonna f#ck up your money. Joshua was taking a risk fighting Povetkin. Every move you make has some risk involved & sometimes you'll f#ck up your money, but its still the right +EV move to wait to make a deal.
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This is the real pr stunt, hearn knew he looked bad for how he acted during the last negotiations, what changed between then and now? Why wasnt it a percentage offer then? You hearniacs needed new material and now this is your new argument. You all know damn well it makes no sense for wilder to negotiate while he is promoting his fight with fury, nor would none of you advise your fighter to negotiate a fight before his current fight that could get him more leverage. At some point you all need to be real with yourselves. If hearn wanted this fight he would have at least offered wilder 35% but instead all of the flat fee talks that you all defended knowing damn well wilder wasnt going to bite, and then when he did accept for it to be this year the mandatory popped up and became an issue. What is the sudden rush? Dillian whyte wont be a hard fight to negotiate in january. Stop with these pathetic mind games.Last edited by uppercut510; 10-03-2018, 02:34 PM.
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Originally posted by filup79 View PostOnly fight I could remember was Mayweather vs Judah for the undisputed at 147. That was made before Judah fought Baldomir, and Judah ended up losing. Which screwed everything up and had to rework the contract. Floyd ended up fighting Judah for the IBF and then Baldomir for the rest of the titles. Yet Floyd gets **** for fighting Baldomir.
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Originally posted by New England View Postnever happened
make no mistake, i don't think joshua is afraid. i pick him to beat wilder, i think he's a better boxer and that there's enough of a gap in class for that to matter. but you bet your ass that hearn understands how much less valuable his asset will be if wilder lands one big shot. literally one big shot is all it will take to derail the joshya train and send him into a rebuild and drop a zero off of the checks he gets. eddie's not ready for that yet.
and i don't blame hearn, the guy is a businessman and he's maximizing the long term profitablity of an asset. but FFS these shirelings need to shut the f#ck up and understand that thay aren't the A side if the fight makes 2-3 X more money in las vegas than it does in england.
And Yes I understand Hearn is a business man but fans are not business men and should not be defending all his lies and contradictions. Hearn is very good at what he does but the way his fanatics act like everything he does and says is gold is sickening.
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