Dillian Whyte offered Joshua fight
Dillian Whyte offered Joshua fight
Whyte was on the Jim White show on Talksport. He said he has been offered the Joshua fight for a smaller purse than the Chisora fight.
Is "Stay Humble" pricing himself out of fights or does he think 80,000 people will pay to watch him shadow box?
Is "Stay Humble" pricing himself out of fights or does he think 80,000 people will pay to watch him shadow box?
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bigjack
- Heavyweight

Re: Dillian Whyte offered Joshua fight
80,000 casuals would pay,i'd love to see Joshua ko'd by Whyte,when boxers start going on about 'their worth' i lose respect for them,give the man his chance and pay him well for gods sake,as if Joshua isn't rich enough already
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If he's only offering crumbs to Whyte, will "Stay Humble" ever be generous enough to offer a slice to Wilder or Fury?
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I don't blame you for feeling this way. Fighters sometimes forget that their "wealth" is entirely due to the fans. I wish these guys would get their shvt together for the us already.
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bigjack
- Heavyweight

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No he won't but he'll be quick to blame them for the fight not happening.BigDoofus wrote: ↑11 Jan 2019, 10:58If he's only offering crumbs to Whyte, will "Stay Humble" ever be generous enough to offer a slice to Wilder or Fury?
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lillywhite14
- Heavyweight

Re: Dillian Whyte offered Joshua fight
If it prevents it from happening next then I’m sort of happy.
Dillian deserves his shot more than anyone, but its a boring fight imo. We’ve seen it and both have improved to the level that I think it’ll be even more emphatic next time.
Joshua and Eddie will get a pasting when they officially announce his next opponent if its not Wilder or Fury anyway.
He might be better off nipping over to the States and turning Miller upside down and get out of the way and hope to wow ‘the Garden’
Dillian deserves his shot more than anyone, but its a boring fight imo. We’ve seen it and both have improved to the level that I think it’ll be even more emphatic next time.
Joshua and Eddie will get a pasting when they officially announce his next opponent if its not Wilder or Fury anyway.
He might be better off nipping over to the States and turning Miller upside down and get out of the way and hope to wow ‘the Garden’
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mickey1975
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Re: Dillian Whyte offered Joshua fight
Casuals in America must surely see Wilder and Fury as the main men. AJ won’t be big news at MSG.
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AJ hasn't tried to conquer America. He has all the attributes that the US fight public likes. Size; punch; and a bit of an aura. It took Lennox Lewis a long time, but most American boxing fans hold LL in very high regard today. I'd like to see AJ at MSG and on non-pay TV. I think it would enhance his standing, as well as his value for subsequent fights here in the States.mickey1975 wrote: ↑11 Jan 2019, 11:40 Casuals in America must surely see Wilder and Fury as the main men. AJ won’t be big news at MSG.
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Floyd the snake
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Common theme is Joshua / Hearn seem very greedy and are getting worse, takes 2 to make a good fight and they should pay accordingly.
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He seems happy enough fighting twice a year in front of 80,000 with the darts promoters keeping him away from anyone too dangerous.oogiebe wrote: ↑11 Jan 2019, 11:44AJ hasn't tried to conquer America. He has all the attributes that the US fight public likes. Size; punch; and a bit of an aura. It took Lennox Lewis a long time, but most American boxing fans hold LL in very high regard today. I'd like to see AJ at MSG and on non-pay TV. I think it would enhance his standing, as well as his value for subsequent fights here in the States.mickey1975 wrote: ↑11 Jan 2019, 11:40 Casuals in America must surely see Wilder and Fury as the main men. AJ won’t be big news at MSG.
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If this is true it's fuckin Monty Python type shít
Eddie has turned in to David Brent right before our very eyes 
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"Stay Humble"/ "Dare to dream"Floyd the snake wrote: ↑11 Jan 2019, 12:02 Common theme is Joshua / Hearn seem very greedy and are getting worse, takes 2 to make a good fight and they should pay accordingly.
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Cheers for that man.... That's bloody bordering on insane
People are more interested in Fury/Wilder rematch anyway and that must fuckin sting!
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What a crock of bullshvt, offering him less than what he made vs Chisora? I just really cannot stand the Hearn/AJ show.
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obviously the A side can drive a hard bargain. doesn't mean they "don't want the fight." it's easy to say Joshua doesn't want Whyte, doesn't want Fury, doesn't want Wilder. it's just part of the business that we have to put up with.
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This makes absolutely no sense. Whyte's last 6 fights include wins over Chisora twice, Helenius, Browne and Parker. Pretty good going tbh.
Give the man a fair payday. 30-35% would be fair. Sounds like they've offered a flat fee. Which is less than the fee he got for Chisora.
AJ should be in against either Fury or Wilder really. Though Dillon deserves to be 3rd in the list of potential opponents.
Jarrell Miller is absolutely dreadful. Really hope it doesn't turn out to be him.
Give the man a fair payday. 30-35% would be fair. Sounds like they've offered a flat fee. Which is less than the fee he got for Chisora.
AJ should be in against either Fury or Wilder really. Though Dillon deserves to be 3rd in the list of potential opponents.
Jarrell Miller is absolutely dreadful. Really hope it doesn't turn out to be him.
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Oh, absolutely. I get that the Joshua team will end up making the best deal possible. I really just cannot stand all the bullsvt back and forth; rumors; public negotiating; etc. As a fan, just tell me who; where; when.
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Nondescript
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Re: Dillian Whyte offered Joshua fight
lillywhite14 wrote: ↑11 Jan 2019, 11:33 If it prevents it from happening next then I’m sort of happy.
Dillian deserves his shot more than anyone, but its a boring fight imo. We’ve seen it and both have improved to the level that I think it’ll be even more emphatic next time.
Joshua and Eddie will get a pasting when they officially announce his next opponent if its not Wilder or Fury anyway.
He might be better off nipping over to the States and turning Miller upside down and get out of the way and hope to wow ‘the Garden’
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Nightmare Roy
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Re: Dillian Whyte offered Joshua fight
Turning into a right pair of clowns, can't see the Wilder Fury fights ever happening
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bigjack
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I'm sure Joshua would fight anyone but he really pisses me off when he stands ringside and spouts off about his worth,just pay the going rate ffs,he'll be on 80/20 or more anyway
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That bit didn't help his public persona one iota. From the HW perspective, we're currently left with; no card at Wembley April 13; No opponent for Miller Jan. 18; No date for Wilder/Fury rematch; a 42 y/o Wlad making waves; well, at least we have Rivas/Jennings!bigjack wrote: ↑11 Jan 2019, 13:00I'm sure Joshua would fight anyone but he really pisses me off when he stands ringside and spouts off about his worth,just pay the going rate ffs,he'll be on 80/20 or more anyway![]()