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Business reasons. Wilder brings less money to the table than Joshua so it makes sense to have a unification fight for all 4 titles in the USA once there are no more world titles out there. There is more money in a total unification fight than if Parker still has one of the titles.
It would work if Wilder fought Parker and Joshua and him came together with two titles each - but I doubt that a Wilder Parker fight would pay Parker enough and it would also mean Joshua (and Hearn) missing out on a pay day. Since a Joshua fight will make Parker more money than a Wilder fight then it makes logical sense to go this way round - but Parker could choose to fight Wilder if he wanted.
IMO both Joshua and Wilder spark Parker without any problems, but since Parker is also unbeaten the format works whoever wins or loses at any stage because we will still emerge with an unbeaten unified champion to fight the unbeaten lineal champion (Fury) in the final fight. There would be much less money in it all if that person was Parker though. Joshua brings the most money to the table, then Wilder then Parker. Fury is the wildcard but the setup only works if he is the last fight anyway. He is lineal champion so the others have to fight off to face him (for max money effect I am talking here - not necessarily because he deserves it).
Yeah, but what if Parker and Wilder Both think they could beat each other and the Joshua fight will always be there, EXCEPT that because the winner has 2 titles and has unified ,’they’ll get a bigger slice of the pie?
Like I said, I’m being Devils advocate, but not everybody wants to jump to Hearn’s beat.
Former Undisputed 4 belt Prediction champion. Still P4P and People’s Champion.
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