The Wilder Excuses Begin

[Gandalf]

Wilder should NOT fight in the UK with all those dodgy British stoppages. It ruins fights every time. If Pac Marquez 1 was in the UK we would never have seen a great trilogy. It would have been over in a minute. You don't want to fight in a place that won't let you fight.

[brocktonblockbust]

Wilder should NOT fight in the UK with all those dodgy British stoppages. It ruins fights every time. If Pac Marquez 1 was in the UK we would never have seen a great trilogy. It would have been over in a minute. You don't want to fight in a place that won't let you fight.

true uk is bogus

[Beanz]

Wilder should NOT fight in the UK with all those dodgy British stoppages. It ruins fights every time. If Pac Marquez 1 was in the UK we would never have seen a great trilogy. It would have been over in a minute. You don't want to fight in a place that won't let you fight.

true uk is bogus

The UK is the home of boxing and tight now it is thriving here. Most would celebrate that as a positive for boxing which we all love. If like you have demonstrated, you don't much care for it, take it seriously or show it any respect, then maybe you should go and post on a wrasslin forum and do us all a favour. Sling your hook

[Beanz]

Is Lou DiBella even part of Wilders team? "The end of the year" ? so are they suggesting swerving and fighting Breazeale first?


https://www.boxingscene.com/team-wil...cation--127535

[brocktonblockbust]

the op is now NULL AND VOID

[brocktonblockbust]

So wrong, shhould be retitled the hearn excuses begin bwagagagagasghhhhh

[Beanz]

the op is now NULL AND VOID

Not really a publicity stunt is not a real offer.


No Date

No TV,

No Venue.

No money on the table

24hrs to sign

No chance

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/bo...A%3A+Boxing%29

[brocktonblockbust]

[Gandalf]

The UK has a lot of boxing going on, but you have got to admit Pac/Marquez would not have been a rivalry were it to happen there. That Khan stoppage was ridiculous and sums it all up very well. Wilder should not travel for that and I stand by that. He just needs to get hit and there is every chance it is over. Ortiz had a shot and in the UK that would likely have seen Wilder stopped.

[smashup]

Shelly Finkel, co-manager and negotiation representative of Deontay Wilder has promised Eddie Hearn the $50m offer made to Anthony Joshua is a genuine one.

Wilder emailed a $50m guarantee to Joshua on Wednesday evening for a massive undisputed unification clash in Las Vegas this year.
Upon receiving the deal, Hearn revealed his scepticism of how realistic their intentions were, only for Finkel to speak directly to Sky Sports Head of Boxing Adam Smith on the matter to confirm it was.
"We want (Anthony Joshua) to fight Deontay in his next fight and we offered him $50m," Finkel told Sky Sports.
"If he accepts it, it will be there. Al Haymon and I have never not delivered what we've offered."
On Joshua's previous comments that he would accept a straight $50m purse for the encounter, Finkel added: "If he doesn't accept, 97% of the fans will ask whether he really wants to take this fight.
"We were offered $12.5m (£8.8m) to fight him but we have offered four times that. If he says he is not going to take $50m, it means he doesn't really want to fight him next.
"It was $50m against 50 per cent. He said, 'get me $50m against 50 per cent and I'll take it the next day, I swear'."
The ball is now firmly in Joshua's court as the deadline of Friday morning (UK time) looms as Hearn prepares to meet with Finkel in New York.
READ: 'GIVE ME $50m and I'LL TAKE IT!' - Words could haunt Joshua as Wilder takes a strategic gamble
Joshua would not only get $50m but whatever the final Pay-Per-View outcome of the fight amounted to, which depends on the promotion and pricing of the event.
The T-Mobile Arena in Nevada is the favored venue to maximise revenue for what would be the biggest heavyweight fight since Lennox Lewis and Mike Tyson shared the ring in 2002.
Fans are waiting with baited breath for Joshua to decide whether he will adhere to Wilder's terms having previously offered only $12.5m himself.
Any agreement late on Thursday should be enough to fend off the advances of Alexander Povetkin and promoter Andrey Ryabinskiy, who want a WBA mandatory chance confirmed through a scheduled May 4 purse bid.

http://www.worldboxingnews.net/2018/...on-is-at-stake