The last time they got my money was Wlad. A great trip. Ironically, my next is to Usyk.big lennox wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 03:35And yet, at the start of 2023, he turned down a lot of Saudi money to face Uysk.mickey1975 wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 03:33He's on the banned list. He's proven out there. Beat Wilder twice in Vegas, inside the distance, one of the fights some people are saying was the greatest heavyweight title fight in Vegas history. Highest grossing, too.big lennox wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 03:30
He has been to Saudi Arabia where the money is a lot bigger than in America. Why hasn't Fury thought in America recently?
After which he priced himself out of a 29th April fight with Uysk, but was going to definitely fight on that date regardless of the opponent, and then definitely fight in July...
But, whilst he has fans such as you, he can continue to bottle it and cherry pick sift opponents safe in the knowledge that you will pay him handsomely to do so..
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023
Dillion has claimed many times they are much stricter with the TUE’s.mickey1975 wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 03:22Did he look comfortable on the main stage at MSG? Why has he never been back to America? Every big name heavyweight fights in Vegas, why hasn't he?big lennox wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 03:14Comfortable enough to get in with Uysk twice and Ruiz twice, neither of whom Fury has been able to find a pen for and sign a contract to fight.mickey1975 wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 03:04
Aj v Franklin wasn’t ppv! Aj is global? Where? Nobody outside The UK gives a f uck about him. Maybe a few in the Middle East. Losing boxing nerve? Have you seen both box in the last few years? I mix up a few facts and have a laugh but you’ve gone 100% fan boy. Global!!! Lost his nerve! From a guy scared of his own shadow and only comfortable hitting mattresses!
Looking at all the comments on social media, it is clear that Fury has trashed his own legacy and viewed as being a ducker.
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023
Usyk was his mandatory and Ruiz is a little fat man who had lost to Joseph Parker. He’s avoided Wilder for 7 years and turned down Fury twice in the last 9 months.big lennox wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 03:14Comfortable enough to get in with Uysk twice and Ruiz twice, neither of whom Fury has been able to find a pen for and sign a contract to fight.mickey1975 wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 03:04Aj v Franklin wasn’t ppv! Aj is global? Where? Nobody outside The UK gives a f uck about him. Maybe a few in the Middle East. Losing boxing nerve? Have you seen both box in the last few years? I mix up a few facts and have a laugh but you’ve gone 100% fan boy. Global!!! Lost his nerve! From a guy scared of his own shadow and only comfortable hitting mattresses!big lennox wrote: ↑06 Jul 2023, 18:56
AJ doesn't need to do a Netflix show. He has been global since he won the Olympics. Fury has been playing catch up ever since, before losing his boxing nerve along the way..
Also, people watching a Netflix show is not the same number as those buying pay per view to watch Fury box a no hoper. AJ has a long history of bigger PPV sales than Fury..
AJ vs Franklin did 700k buys
Fury vs Chisora III did 300k buys
Looking at all the comments on social media, it is clear that Fury has trashed his own legacy and is viewed as being a ducker as well as someone who has failed a PED test.
It would be fascinating if the Netflix series had an episode showing the family sitting down to enjoy an uncastrated wildboar feast..
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023
Wowee! This thread has rocketed in posts since I last looked.
AJ, proving he doesn't need any social media nonsense to generate interest from the boxing crowd, even during his shot years.![[icon_notworthy.gif] :bow:](./images/smilies/icon_notworthy.gif)
AJ, proving he doesn't need any social media nonsense to generate interest from the boxing crowd, even during his shot years.
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023
We hardly had anything to look forward to a month ago..The Gratest wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 04:00 Wowee! This thread has rocketed in posts since I last looked.![]()
AJ, proving he doesn't need any social media nonsense to generate interest from the boxing crowd, even during his shot years.![]()
Now we have Zhang-Joyce 2, Usyk-Dubous & AJ-Whyte 2..
Fury, is yet to even confirm anything. Not a good look.
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023
Ack. Looks like a great couple of months coming up to inject some life back into the HW divisionRuthless-RKO wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 04:04We hardly had anything to look forward to a month ago..The Gratest wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 04:00 Wowee! This thread has rocketed in posts since I last looked.![]()
AJ, proving he doesn't need any social media nonsense to generate interest from the boxing crowd, even during his shot years.![]()
Now we have Zhang-Joyce 2, Usyk-Dubous & AJ-Whyte 2..
Fury, is yet to even confirm anything. Not a good look.
Yeah, shame that Fury can't join in. He does have 'At home with the Furys' coming out though.
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023
Hearn Feels Strongly That PPV Price of Joshua-Whyte Rematch is Justified
Eddie Hearn, promoter for former two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, does not see an issue with the increased pay-per-view price for the upcoming rematch with Dillian Whyte.
Hearn does not see a problem with the pricing and explained that other recent fights were more expensive.
"Different broadcasters, firstly. All broadcasters have a different pay-per-view price. There will be a fantastic undercard that will be announced at the press conference on Monday," Hearn told Talk Sport.
“I think the last pay-per-view, I think it was Oleksandr Usyk, I think it was £29.99. Something like that? It is always around £24, £26, pay-per-view is pay-per-view. We have been there a million times. This fight is pay-per-view on any platform. The fact that it is on DAZN, it will be available on Sky as well and obviously, Talk Sport will be carrying it. It is a massive fight. It will have a massive undercard. We could have done it in a stadium, tickets go on sale next week. Good luck and we look forward to seeing you there.”
Eddie Hearn, promoter for former two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, does not see an issue with the increased pay-per-view price for the upcoming rematch with Dillian Whyte.
Hearn does not see a problem with the pricing and explained that other recent fights were more expensive.
"Different broadcasters, firstly. All broadcasters have a different pay-per-view price. There will be a fantastic undercard that will be announced at the press conference on Monday," Hearn told Talk Sport.
“I think the last pay-per-view, I think it was Oleksandr Usyk, I think it was £29.99. Something like that? It is always around £24, £26, pay-per-view is pay-per-view. We have been there a million times. This fight is pay-per-view on any platform. The fact that it is on DAZN, it will be available on Sky as well and obviously, Talk Sport will be carrying it. It is a massive fight. It will have a massive undercard. We could have done it in a stadium, tickets go on sale next week. Good luck and we look forward to seeing you there.”
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023 - Flop, floppy flop flop
Eggie put a video out there desperately trying to convince you mugs the fight will generate biggggg PPV number hahaha lol.
Joshua vs Whyte will BOMB harrdddd
Keep trying to convince people Eggie, that's your job.
People can see your BULLLS**T. Another colossal failure incoming fight fans

Joshua vs Whyte will BOMB harrdddd
Keep trying to convince people Eggie, that's your job.
People can see your BULLLS**T. Another colossal failure incoming fight fans
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023 - Flop, floppy flop flop
I won't pay for the AJ vs Whyte rematch and will wait and watch it the next day.quickeyg wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 06:07 Eggie put a video out there desperately trying to convince you mugs the fight will generate biggggg PPV number hahaha lol.
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Keep trying to convince people Eggie, that's your job.
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I will buy and watch the Uysk vs Dubois, though. I think that will be a good fight.
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023
Not really interested in this fight.
A lot depends what Whyte has left, which is not a lot in my opinion so expecting a comfortable win for Joshua
A lot depends what Whyte has left, which is not a lot in my opinion so expecting a comfortable win for Joshua
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023
Both way over the hill compared to the first fight they had, be interesting to see how tickets sell now people seem to have a lot less disposable cash in their pockets ?
We must be on the way to a £50 PPV if they think this is worth 27 quid
We must be on the way to a £50 PPV if they think this is worth 27 quid
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023 - Flop, floppy flop flop
If he had the Sky hype machine going into overdrive behind it, it would do okquickeyg wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 06:07 Eggie put a video out there desperately trying to convince you mugs the fight will generate biggggg PPV number hahaha lol.
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Keep trying to convince people Eggie, that's your job.
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023
If anything this fight should be chief support to the likes of Zhang v Joyce 2 and Usyk v Dubois.
I’ve talked myself into buying a few shit PPVs, but it won’t be happening for this one.
I’ve talked myself into buying a few shit PPVs, but it won’t be happening for this one.
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023
I liked where Hearn said that it wont do 800-1.2 buys million like Frank Smith suggested but would do worldwide.
Its only PPV in the UK......
Its only PPV in the UK......
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023
You on the sauce again?BigDoofus wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 03:58Usyk was his mandatory and Ruiz is a little fat man who had lost to Joseph Parker. He’s avoided Wilder for 7 years and turned down Fury twice in the last 9 months.big lennox wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 03:14Comfortable enough to get in with Uysk twice and Ruiz twice, neither of whom Fury has been able to find a pen for and sign a contract to fight.mickey1975 wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 03:04
Aj v Franklin wasn’t ppv! Aj is global? Where? Nobody outside The UK gives a f uck about him. Maybe a few in the Middle East. Losing boxing nerve? Have you seen both box in the last few years? I mix up a few facts and have a laugh but you’ve gone 100% fan boy. Global!!! Lost his nerve! From a guy scared of his own shadow and only comfortable hitting mattresses!
Looking at all the comments on social media, it is clear that Fury has trashed his own legacy and is viewed as being a ducker as well as someone who has failed a PED test.
It would be fascinating if the Netflix series had an episode showing the family sitting down to enjoy an uncastrated wildboar feast..
Unified Champ (ok only one fight)
Very dubious decision v Parker.
Avoided Wilder? When?
Turned down Fury. No, made his demands. Like your mate Fury does to everyone else,
Do behave Doofus!
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023 - Flop, floppy flop flop
Agreed.big lennox wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 06:26I won't pay for the AJ vs Whyte rematch and will wait and watch it the next day.quickeyg wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 06:07 Eggie put a video out there desperately trying to convince you mugs the fight will generate biggggg PPV number hahaha lol.
Joshua vs Whyte will BOMB harrdddd![]()
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Keep trying to convince people Eggie, that's your job.
People can see your BULLLS**T. Another colossal failure incoming fight fans![]()
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I will buy and watch the Uysk vs Dubois, though. I think that will be a good fight.
Dubois is live for the first few (4-5)rounds
Then he might get into the deep waters
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023
I’m amazed how much people don’t like this fight. I think it’s a cracker. Both have shown vunrabilities but both are dangerous punchers, but of story, bit of niggle… this is a fun fight, it’s active and it’s vs a live dog.
Think AJ sparks Whyte out pretty good and proper but that’s no garentee.
Think AJ sparks Whyte out pretty good and proper but that’s no garentee.
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023
I agree, it's def a fun fight and it isn't like they are claiming it's #1 v #2gregregegg wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 16:40 I’m amazed how much people don’t like this fight. I think it’s a cracker. Both have shown vunrabilities but both are dangerous punchers, but of story, bit of niggle… this is a fun fight, it’s active and it’s vs a live dog.
Think AJ sparks Whyte out pretty good and proper but that’s no garentee.
I think AJ will win too and also it's a sensible warm up fight to take on Wilder or Fury
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023 - Flop, floppy flop flop
Is he bollocks live for 4 or 5 rounds.si7dog7 wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 16:31Agreed.big lennox wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 06:26I won't pay for the AJ vs Whyte rematch and will wait and watch it the next day.quickeyg wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 06:07 Eggie put a video out there desperately trying to convince you mugs the fight will generate biggggg PPV number hahaha lol.
Joshua vs Whyte will BOMB harrdddd![]()
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Keep trying to convince people Eggie, that's your job.
People can see your BULLLS**T. Another colossal failure incoming fight fans![]()
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I will buy and watch the Uysk vs Dubois, though. I think that will be a good fight.
Dubois is live for the first few (4-5)rounds
Then he might get into the deep waters
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023
If AJ was anywhere near Fury in terms of ability then surely this would be getting the same stick Fury v Del deservedly got. Del is arguably in front of Whyte on their last few performances.
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023
Ruiz is a fat mess.si7dog7 wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 16:28You on the sauce again?BigDoofus wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 03:58Usyk was his mandatory and Ruiz is a little fat man who had lost to Joseph Parker. He’s avoided Wilder for 7 years and turned down Fury twice in the last 9 months.big lennox wrote: ↑07 Jul 2023, 03:14
Comfortable enough to get in with Uysk twice and Ruiz twice, neither of whom Fury has been able to find a pen for and sign a contract to fight.
Looking at all the comments on social media, it is clear that Fury has trashed his own legacy and is viewed as being a ducker as well as someone who has failed a PED test.
It would be fascinating if the Netflix series had an episode showing the family sitting down to enjoy an uncastrated wildboar feast..
Unified Champ (ok only one fight)
Very dubious decision v Parker.
Avoided Wilder? When?
Turned down Fury. No, made his demands. Like your mate Fury does to everyone else,
Do behave Doofus!
Avoided Wilder between 2016-2023.
“Made his demands”?
No. Last year he said he would sign the contract. This year he chose to ignore the offer in the hope of having an easier fight.
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023
If AJ was anywhere near Fury in popularity they would be fighting in a stadium. Fury-Whyte was a 94,000 sellout.mickey1975 wrote: ↑08 Jul 2023, 02:47 If AJ was anywhere near Fury in terms of ability then surely this would be getting the same stick Fury v Del deservedly got. Del is arguably in front of Whyte on their last few performances.
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Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023
AJ is probably bellow fury when it comes to ability but he is in a rebuild from some losses (because he actually fought usyk)…mickey1975 wrote: ↑08 Jul 2023, 02:47 If AJ was anywhere near Fury in terms of ability then surely this would be getting the same stick Fury v Del deservedly got. Del is arguably in front of Whyte on their last few performances.
Fury was at the top of his game with momentum and fought chisora who he made quit last time was on the slide and is his mate..::
AJ has lost 2/3 recent fights and is fighting Whyte who they had a super fun fight ages ago and has always had some niggle…
As for del being as good as whyte… I kind of agree. But that doesn’t make him as good a name to fight/beat… in the ring they are close, but on paper whyte is wayyy better.
Re: Anthony Joshua vs. Dillian Whyte | DAZN PPV - 12 August 2023
If Whyte were in some sort of ascendancy this might have been an appealing rematch, 8 years on. But he hasn’t looked good for ages.
Both failed to earn the respect of Franklin in their previous bouts.
I just can’t get interested in it.
Both failed to earn the respect of Franklin in their previous bouts.
I just can’t get interested in it.