Joshua Shamelessly Ducks Wilder. Refuses to give him 50%. Disgrace.

**Master** · 12-12-2017 02:44 AM

However it would be exciting to see 2 undefeated heavyweight champions fight one another to unify the titles.

It may not be Ali v Frazier magnitude but could be Holyfield v Bowe.

**nuggetdotcom** · 12-12-2017 04:34 PM

Originally Posted by Master

However it would be exciting to see 2 undefeated heavyweight champions fight one another to unify the titles.

It may not be Ali v Frazier magnitude but could be Holyfield v Bowe.

Far too sensible and idealistic for it ever to happen, I'm struggling to think of an historic equivalent of a yank who would not go abroad to defend a world title, but I suppose in the past they were 'real' titles and not promoter owned alphabet shit.

**Memphis** · 12-13-2017 05:11 AM

Unless I've missed something which is more than likely, all Wilder and Parker have been doing is shouting I want 50/35%. 50/35% of what exactly? Hardly financial transparency.

Unless you know the breakdown of the money it's difficult to say whats acceptable and what isn't. At face value, you'd have to say Parker stands a decent chance of getting what he's after, Wilder has two chances, slim and none.

**Master** · 12-13-2017 08:23 AM

Originally Posted by Memphis

Unless I've missed something which is more than likely, all Wilder and Parker have been doing is shouting I want 50/35%. 50/35% of what exactly? Hardly financial transparency.

Unless you know the breakdown of the money it's difficult to say whats acceptable and what isn't. At face value, you'd have to say Parker stands a decent chance of getting what he's after, Wilder has two chances, slim and none.

Wilder seems to be certainly out of the equation now.