https://twitter.com/bronzebomber/sta...243072?lang=enExcept Wilder admitted he avoided Joshua. It is pretty important element to not include.OMG, all these retreads!
Whyte... Chisora... seems like these names come up every time one of the HW champions is stumped as to their next opponent.
Enough already!
That's why that post I put on the Heavyweight Fight Schedule thread is so important. We desperately need new blood!
So Fury-Joshua negotiations have gone nowhere?
Sounds vaguely familiar.What's the common denominator here?
Joshua! It would seem like.
Remember when Joshua-Wilder was going nowhere fast? We were all bored into a stupor, when Fury swooped in and saved the day.
"You don't want to fight Wilder, AJ? It's ok... I'll take it."
But geez... stop it already with the Whyte/Chisora reruns. Let's get some new blood in here.
Fury was never going to fight Joshua. He has put the nails into his own reputations coffin with the Chisora fight.
If by "avoided" you mean his adversity to accept the beyond ridiculous initial split thrown to him of 80/20... then have negotiations drag on interminably until Fury stepped in and spared us all the never-ending drama... then yes... I guess Wilder "avoided" Joshua. You make it sound like Team Joshua was chomping at the bit to face Wilder... when it's pretty much common knowledge that Team AJ was basically offering the unacceptable.
Regarding Fury's intentions with Joshua... I guess only Fury himself would know.
Not a Fury fan... not a Wilder fan... just a heavyweight fan. I don't carry the torch for any heavyweight, and just call 'em like I see them.
Seems like every time there are stalled or non-existent negotiations, AJ's involved.


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