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Originally posted by Sid-Knee View PostOrtiz has said "Lets get down" on the undercard of Wilder/Fury, not in a main event in the UK for more money. So there lies the problem.
Whyte will bring it if Ortiz comes over and the Chisora fight isn't made.
So what if they don't make the kind of money they are expecting to make. At least they will be put in line for an eventual title shot at the WBC belt.
If Whyte ducks Ortiz again, this will mark the third time he has pulled such a stunt like this. First, he ducked Ortiz for the WBC title eliminator, then he ducked Pulev for the IBF title eliminator and unless Luis Ortiz come over to the U.K. He is about to duck this mandatory title eliminator again which is sad.
Perhaps he just hold out until April and receive that ass whoopin again the second time around by Anthony Joshua for the WBO title.
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Originally posted by Sktherealdeal View PostIf that's the way you see it. No fan said they don't want him fighting on an undercard and at the same time if you are a fan you will want what's best for your guy. Whyte knows what's best for him which is headlining a card of his own except he earns the same amount as Wilder he will never fight on his undercard. How about Wilder fighting Fury on Whyte's undercard instead.Originally posted by Ray* View PostNo everything has to go Wilders way. It’s his way or no boxing for these fanatics.
As for your question...if the money is right why not?
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Originally posted by Ake-Dawg View PostSo Whyte would turn down more money on an undercard just to be the main event against the same guy?
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Originally posted by Ake-Dawg View PostMaybe you should read Ray's prior post where he indicated that Whyte shouldn't fight on the Fury Wilder undercard. As a fan, I don't care for either or. Seems to me folks have a preference, which to me, exceeds what a regular fan of the sport thinks and leans more towards what a fan of a fighter thinks.
As for your question...if the money is right why not?
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Originally posted by champion4ever View PostWhat difference does it make? He and Ortiz are both the top two mandatory challengers for Deontay Wilder's WBC title belt.
So what if they don't make the kind of money they are expecting to make. At least they will be put in line for an eventual title shot at the WBC belt.
If Whyte ducks Ortiz again, this will mark the third time he has pulled such a stunt like this. First, he ducked Ortiz for the WBC title eliminator, then he ducked Pulev for the IBF title eliminator and unless Luis Ortiz come over to the U.K. He is about to duck this mandatory title eliminator again which is sad.
Perhaps he just hold out until April and receive that ass whoopin again the second time around by Anthony Joshua for the WBO title.
Whyte took on a better and higher ranked fighter in Parker over Pulev with more money on the line. To criticize that doesn't make any sense and shows you're just trying downplay Whyte at all costs.
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Originally posted by MC Hammer View PostWhen Ortiz was his mandatory and signed to Matchroom
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Originally posted by Ray* View PostNo don’t twist my words, Whyte would NOT fight on Wilder undercard... Why? He just had his first PPV in his last fight. He has already headline his own shows, he has been promised £5m for his next fight by Chisora (Not sure if he find that funds or not), so no way would Whyte fight on an undercard as the third fight (Fighting under Jesus freaking Chavez!!!!!), so unless they are going to pay him more than £5m to stuck him and Ortiz on the undercard then the fight would not happen, if you don’t care how the fight happens then why do you have a problem with December 22nd? That is the only viable option in regards to the fight happening. Those two headlining their own card/PPV.... Its especially great for Ortiz career.... The only person that benefits from December 1st would be Wilder.
I'm not claiming to know how much he could get for either, but to argue that the default should be the main event is premature.
Lastly, I never said I had a problem with Whyte or Ortiz fighting on 22Dec. All I did was point out that YOU seemed to have a problem with Whyte fighting on an undercard as if it should matter to the regular fan.
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Originally posted by Ake-Dawg View PostYou're assuming that a headline and PPV automatically creates a purse that surpasses that which could be received on an undercard. That's not exactly a guarantee. Particularly when it's the undercard of a large ppv event.
I'm not claiming to know how much he could get for either, but to argue that the default should be the main event is premature.
Lastly, I never said I had a problem with Whyte or Ortiz fighting on 22Dec. All I did was point out that YOU seemed to have a problem with Whyte fighting on an undercard as if it should matter to the regular fan.
Now back to December 22nd, Ortiz and Whyte would be the main event, showcased and spotlight on them two. On PPV which meaning They stand a better chance of getting paid more. Now Team Ortiz has come out and said they are ready for that card, which means they agree with my original comments.
Only a dumb team would pass over that December 22nd opportunity for the December 1st one.
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