Wilder releases statement

[Mark TKO]

Fury was a class above last week. He was the better man in the first fight too.

Had Wilder just said the better man won on the night and he'd had a few problems in training and stuck to that then the rematch clause being taken up would have been fair play - though he's shown nothing in 19 rounds other than his bomb that he can reverse the loss.

The excuses though now are laughable and making the rematch seem farcical.

There's only ever been one good excuse for losing a fight and that was Dave's poorly big toe. Fact

[Primo Carnera]

https://twitter.com/allofthebelts/st...342453249?s=21
So this was an interview in 2018. What a complete fucking wanker. So he does “all his training” in a 45Lb vest.
But having it on for 10 or 15 minutes fucked him up!
This is cast iron proof that if you talk shit all the time, IT WILL come back and bite you in the ass!

[Beanz]

https://twitter.com/allofthebelts/st...342453249?s=21
So this was an interview in 2018. What a complete fucking wanker. So he does “all his training” in a 45Lb vest.
But having it on for 10 or 15 minutes fucked him up!
This is cast iron proof that if you talk shit all the time, IT WILL come back and bite you in the ass!

Ha! Brilliant

[TIC]

https://twitter.com/allofthebelts/st...342453249?s=21
So this was an interview in 2018. What a complete fucking wanker. So he does “all his training” in a 45Lb vest.
But having it on for 10 or 15 minutes fucked him up!
This is cast iron proof that if you talk shit all the time, IT WILL come back and bite you in the ass!

to me it sounds like he might be saying four to five pound vest, this was funny
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMYV...ature=youtu.be

[Mark TKO]

this has all gone wrong very quickly for Wilder

We may not see him in the ring again

[Master]

It probably is in Wilders interest to take the step aside money, recover from the beating and take on the winner Fury/AJ.

Bet he won't but she should.

[powerpuncher]

It probably is in Wilders interest to take the step aside money, recover from the beating and take on the winner Fury/AJ.

Bet he won't but she should.

I actually agree with this. He could still get the Fury fight while getting more money by not fighting. He could have a tune up in between and just fight some low level fighter to make him look impressive.

An immediate rematch isn’t a smart move.

[Kirkland Laing]

Turns out the fight sold 750000-800000 PPVs. They expected two million what with the massive advertising campaign on ESPN and Fox. Break even was apparently around 1.1 million buys so the people who put the money up lost $10-15 million. That would be Arum and Warren and Haymon. Not sure if they share those losses with the networks that carried it, it depends on how they did the original deal.

They'll be keen as hell to make the next fight in Saudi. If that four hundred million is accurate then no way the fight goes anywhere else. Saudi overpaying massively to try and sportswash their minging regime. And that's pounds sterling too, not dollars.

[Dark Lord Al]

It probably is in Wilders interest to take the step aside money, recover from the beating and take on the winner Fury/AJ.

Bet he won't but she should.

I actually agree with this. He could still get the Fury fight while getting more money by not fighting. He could have a tune up in between and just fight some low level fighter to make him look impressive.

An immediate rematch isn’t a smart move.

Yes I agree also , I think fury retires win or lose against Joshua.

[TitoFan]

It probably is in Wilders interest to take the step aside money, recover from the beating and take on the winner Fury/AJ.

Bet he won't but she should.

I actually agree with this. He could still get the Fury fight while getting more money by not fighting. He could have a tune up in between and just fight some low level fighter to make him look impressive.

An immediate rematch isn’t a smart move.

Yes I agree also , I think fury retires win or lose against Joshua.

There you have it.

Wilder takes step aside money (agree it's the wise choice while Wilder gets his bearings back together with a tuneup)....... but then Fury wins and retires, and Wilder is left with that last beating without having gotten a chance to avenge it.

If Joshua beats Fury, absolutely NO guarantee whatsoever he and Wilder will EVER meet. If Joshua was making ridiculous offers to Wilder before, imagine how they'll be if AJ beats Fury and Wilder wants him next.

Wilder's f*cked no matter what.