Anthony Joshua vs. Deontay Wilder - Who wins?

[BigDoofus]

I tend to agree with others, Hearn does seem to have cooled on this fight happening.

Quelle surprise.

[The Gratest]

Dec 2018?
Here's a more up to date one Doofy where Wilder admits he turned it down
Try not to cry too much

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/boxing/d ... e_vignette

[jwfg]

I tend to agree with others, Hearn does seem to have cooled on this fight happening.

Have faith, it's happening.

[si7dog7]

I tend to agree with others, Hearn does seem to have cooled on this fight happening.

Have faith, it's happening.

Happy you have confidence.
Tbh. I have not.
Fury is fighting Francis then, Jake Paul and then, 100 metre sprint versus Osain Bolt. Aggghhhhhhhhhh. Tit

[tiny_acres]

I tend to agree with others, Hearn does seem to have cooled on this fight happening.

Have faith, it's happening.

Happy you have confidence.
Tbh. I have not.
Fury is fighting Francis then, Jake Paul and then, 100 metre sprint versus Osain Bolt. Aggghhhhhhhhhh. Tit

It is hard to trust that a fight takes place anymore. I don't believe it until both fighters are in the ring and the bell rings

[oogiebe]

Have faith, it's happening.

Happy you have confidence.
Tbh. I have not.
Fury is fighting Francis then, Jake Paul and then, 100 metre sprint versus Osain Bolt. Aggghhhhhhhhhh. Tit

It is hard to trust that a fight takes place anymore. I don't believe it until both fighters are in the ring and the bell rings

This fight isn't happening. Never will.

[Ruthless-RKO]

Wilder-Joshua To Be Finalized in Two or Three Weeks, Says Hearn

Eddie Hearn, promoter for former two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, is expecting a deal to get done for a showdown with Deontay Wilder, who previously held the WBC world title.

The contest is being targeted to take place on date in January in Saudi Arabia.

According to Hearn, the only way Wilder-Joshua will fall through is if Skill Challenge Promotion of Saudi Arabia fails to deliver the necessary funds to make the event a reality.

“ two or three weeks," Hearn told Fight Hub TV. “I’ve been to Saudi Arabia twice to negotiate this fight. I’ve had two meetings, three meetings in London. I’m not doing it for banter. My instructions from Anthony Joshua [are] ‘I want to fight Deontay Wilder.’ The only way this fight doesn’t happen is if Saudi doesn’t deliver the fight.

“[Wilder manager] Shelly Finkel, Wilder, as far as I’m hearing from them directly, they are in. We are in. We just need to sign a contract and go through the procedures to get that done.”

Joshua saw action twice in 2023. For both fights, he had veteran trainer Dereck James in his corner.

In April, he picked up a twelve round unanimous decision win over Jermaine Franklin. Then earlier this month, he picked up a seventh round knockout over late replacement Robert Helenius.

If the deal to face Wilder falls apart, then Joshua will look to fight for a third time this year in the month of December.

“If it doesn’t happen, I think [Joshua will] fight in December. But I’m not spinning that fight. All of our efforts have been for that fight," Hearn said.

"Honestly I wouldn’t waste my time flying all around the world trying to pretend that that’s the fight we want. That is the fight we want. It’s a massive fight, massive money, and that is what I have been instructed to deliver for AJ. We are positive. Like I said, we are in. If it can be delivered, we are in.”

[Ruthless-RKO]

AJ now the #1 on boxRec!

[jwfg]

AJ now the #1 on boxRec!

[Frostieballs]

Wilder-Joshua To Be Finalized in Two or Three Weeks, Says Hearn

Eddie Hearn, promoter for former two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, is expecting a deal to get done for a showdown with Deontay Wilder, who previously held the WBC world title.

The contest is being targeted to take place on date in January in Saudi Arabia.

According to Hearn, the only way Wilder-Joshua will fall through is if Skill Challenge Promotion of Saudi Arabia fails to deliver the necessary funds to make the event a reality.

“ two or three weeks," Hearn told Fight Hub TV. “I’ve been to Saudi Arabia twice to negotiate this fight. I’ve had two meetings, three meetings in London. I’m not doing it for banter. My instructions from Anthony Joshua [are] ‘I want to fight Deontay Wilder.’ The only way this fight doesn’t happen is if Saudi doesn’t deliver the fight.

“[Wilder manager] Shelly Finkel, Wilder, as far as I’m hearing from them directly, they are in. We are in. We just need to sign a contract and go through the procedures to get that done.”

Joshua saw action twice in 2023. For both fights, he had veteran trainer Dereck James in his corner.

In April, he picked up a twelve round unanimous decision win over Jermaine Franklin. Then earlier this month, he picked up a seventh round knockout over late replacement Robert Helenius.

If the deal to face Wilder falls apart, then Joshua will look to fight for a third time this year in the month of December.

“If it doesn’t happen, I think [Joshua will] fight in December. But I’m not spinning that fight. All of our efforts have been for that fight," Hearn said.

"Honestly I wouldn’t waste my time flying all around the world trying to pretend that that’s the fight we want. That is the fight we want. It’s a massive fight, massive money, and that is what I have been instructed to deliver for AJ. We are positive. Like I said, we are in. If it can be delivered, we are in.”

I do remember he wasted his time flying around the world to make the Fury fight - whilst everyone sat around watching knowing that it legally couldn’t take place.

[jwfg]

Wilder-Joshua To Be Finalized in Two or Three Weeks, Says Hearn

Eddie Hearn, promoter for former two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, is expecting a deal to get done for a showdown with Deontay Wilder, who previously held the WBC world title.

The contest is being targeted to take place on date in January in Saudi Arabia.

According to Hearn, the only way Wilder-Joshua will fall through is if Skill Challenge Promotion of Saudi Arabia fails to deliver the necessary funds to make the event a reality.

“ two or three weeks," Hearn told Fight Hub TV. “I’ve been to Saudi Arabia twice to negotiate this fight. I’ve had two meetings, three meetings in London. I’m not doing it for banter. My instructions from Anthony Joshua [are] ‘I want to fight Deontay Wilder.’ The only way this fight doesn’t happen is if Saudi doesn’t deliver the fight.

“[Wilder manager] Shelly Finkel, Wilder, as far as I’m hearing from them directly, they are in. We are in. We just need to sign a contract and go through the procedures to get that done.”

Joshua saw action twice in 2023. For both fights, he had veteran trainer Dereck James in his corner.

In April, he picked up a twelve round unanimous decision win over Jermaine Franklin. Then earlier this month, he picked up a seventh round knockout over late replacement Robert Helenius.

If the deal to face Wilder falls apart, then Joshua will look to fight for a third time this year in the month of December.

“If it doesn’t happen, I think [Joshua will] fight in December. But I’m not spinning that fight. All of our efforts have been for that fight," Hearn said.

"Honestly I wouldn’t waste my time flying all around the world trying to pretend that that’s the fight we want. That is the fight we want. It’s a massive fight, massive money, and that is what I have been instructed to deliver for AJ. We are positive. Like I said, we are in. If it can be delivered, we are in.”

I do remember he wasted his time flying around the world to make the Fury fight - whilst everyone sat around watching knowing that it legally couldn’t take place.

Fury could have bought out of the third Wilder fight, but chose not to.

[maverick23]

Wilder-Joshua To Be Finalized in Two or Three Weeks, Says Hearn

Eddie Hearn, promoter for former two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, is expecting a deal to get done for a showdown with Deontay Wilder, who previously held the WBC world title.

The contest is being targeted to take place on date in January in Saudi Arabia.

According to Hearn, the only way Wilder-Joshua will fall through is if Skill Challenge Promotion of Saudi Arabia fails to deliver the necessary funds to make the event a reality.

“ two or three weeks," Hearn told Fight Hub TV. “I’ve been to Saudi Arabia twice to negotiate this fight. I’ve had two meetings, three meetings in London. I’m not doing it for banter. My instructions from Anthony Joshua [are] ‘I want to fight Deontay Wilder.’ The only way this fight doesn’t happen is if Saudi doesn’t deliver the fight.

“[Wilder manager] Shelly Finkel, Wilder, as far as I’m hearing from them directly, they are in. We are in. We just need to sign a contract and go through the procedures to get that done.”

Joshua saw action twice in 2023. For both fights, he had veteran trainer Dereck James in his corner.

In April, he picked up a twelve round unanimous decision win over Jermaine Franklin. Then earlier this month, he picked up a seventh round knockout over late replacement Robert Helenius.

If the deal to face Wilder falls apart, then Joshua will look to fight for a third time this year in the month of December.

“If it doesn’t happen, I think [Joshua will] fight in December. But I’m not spinning that fight. All of our efforts have been for that fight," Hearn said.

"Honestly I wouldn’t waste my time flying all around the world trying to pretend that that’s the fight we want. That is the fight we want. It’s a massive fight, massive money, and that is what I have been instructed to deliver for AJ. We are positive. Like I said, we are in. If it can be delivered, we are in.”

I do remember he wasted his time flying around the world to make the Fury fight - whilst everyone sat around watching knowing that it legally couldn’t take place.

Bob Arum himself came out and said there wasn’t a valid contract for the 3rd fight with Wilder. Then blamed Eddie after the judge said it had to take place.

[jwfg]

Wilder-Joshua To Be Finalized in Two or Three Weeks, Says Hearn

Eddie Hearn, promoter for former two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, is expecting a deal to get done for a showdown with Deontay Wilder, who previously held the WBC world title.

The contest is being targeted to take place on date in January in Saudi Arabia.

According to Hearn, the only way Wilder-Joshua will fall through is if Skill Challenge Promotion of Saudi Arabia fails to deliver the necessary funds to make the event a reality.

“ two or three weeks," Hearn told Fight Hub TV. “I’ve been to Saudi Arabia twice to negotiate this fight. I’ve had two meetings, three meetings in London. I’m not doing it for banter. My instructions from Anthony Joshua [are] ‘I want to fight Deontay Wilder.’ The only way this fight doesn’t happen is if Saudi doesn’t deliver the fight.

“[Wilder manager] Shelly Finkel, Wilder, as far as I’m hearing from them directly, they are in. We are in. We just need to sign a contract and go through the procedures to get that done.”

Joshua saw action twice in 2023. For both fights, he had veteran trainer Dereck James in his corner.

In April, he picked up a twelve round unanimous decision win over Jermaine Franklin. Then earlier this month, he picked up a seventh round knockout over late replacement Robert Helenius.

If the deal to face Wilder falls apart, then Joshua will look to fight for a third time this year in the month of December.

“If it doesn’t happen, I think [Joshua will] fight in December. But I’m not spinning that fight. All of our efforts have been for that fight," Hearn said.

"Honestly I wouldn’t waste my time flying all around the world trying to pretend that that’s the fight we want. That is the fight we want. It’s a massive fight, massive money, and that is what I have been instructed to deliver for AJ. We are positive. Like I said, we are in. If it can be delivered, we are in.”

I do remember he wasted his time flying around the world to make the Fury fight - whilst everyone sat around watching knowing that it legally couldn’t take place.

Bob Arum himself came out and said there wasn’t a valid contract for the 3rd fight with Wilder. Then blamed Eddie after the judge said it had to take place.

Bob is a mench. I don't think he trusts gentiles.

[Frostieballs]

I do remember he wasted his time flying around the world to make the Fury fight - whilst everyone sat around watching knowing that it legally couldn’t take place.

Bob Arum himself came out and said there wasn’t a valid contract for the 3rd fight with Wilder. Then blamed Eddie after the judge said it had to take place.

Bob is a mench. I don't think he trusts gentiles.

Why have I made us go all italicised?

[Ruthless-RKO]

Wilder-Joshua To Be Finalized in Two or Three Weeks, Says Hearn

Eddie Hearn, promoter for former two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, is expecting a deal to get done for a showdown with Deontay Wilder, who previously held the WBC world title.

The contest is being targeted to take place on date in January in Saudi Arabia.

According to Hearn, the only way Wilder-Joshua will fall through is if Skill Challenge Promotion of Saudi Arabia fails to deliver the necessary funds to make the event a reality.

“I think it will be finalized in] two or three weeks," Hearn told Fight Hub TV. “I’ve been to Saudi Arabia twice to negotiate this fight. I’ve had two meetings, three meetings in London. I’m not doing it for banter. My instructions from Anthony Joshua [are] ‘I want to fight Deontay Wilder.’ The only way this fight doesn’t happen is if Saudi doesn’t deliver the fight.

“[Wilder manager] Shelly Finkel, Wilder, as far as I’m hearing from them directly, they are in. We are in. We just need to sign a contract and go through the procedures to get that done.”

Joshua saw action twice in 2023. For both fights, he had veteran trainer Dereck James in his corner.

In April, he picked up a twelve round unanimous decision win over Jermaine Franklin. Then earlier this month, he picked up a seventh round knockout over late replacement Robert Helenius.

If the deal to face Wilder falls apart, then Joshua will look to fight for a third time this year in the month of December.

“If it doesn’t happen, I think [Joshua will] fight in December. But I’m not spinning that fight. All of our efforts have been for that fight," Hearn said.

"Honestly I wouldn’t waste my time flying all around the world trying to pretend that that’s the fight we want. That is the fight we want. It’s a massive fight, massive money, and that is what I have been instructed to deliver for AJ. We are positive. Like I said, we are in. If it can be delivered, we are in.”

I do remember he wasted his time flying around the world to make the Fury fight - whilst everyone sat around watching knowing that it legally couldn’t take place.

[BigDoofus]

Wilder-Joshua To Be Finalized in Two or Three Weeks, Says Hearn

Eddie Hearn, promoter for former two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, is expecting a deal to get done for a showdown with Deontay Wilder, who previously held the WBC world title.

The contest is being targeted to take place on date in January in Saudi Arabia.

According to Hearn, the only way Wilder-Joshua will fall through is if Skill Challenge Promotion of Saudi Arabia fails to deliver the necessary funds to make the event a reality.

“ two or three weeks," Hearn told Fight Hub TV. “I’ve been to Saudi Arabia twice to negotiate this fight. I’ve had two meetings, three meetings in London. I’m not doing it for banter. My instructions from Anthony Joshua [are] ‘I want to fight Deontay Wilder.’ The only way this fight doesn’t happen is if Saudi doesn’t deliver the fight.

“[Wilder manager] Shelly Finkel, Wilder, as far as I’m hearing from them directly, they are in. We are in. We just need to sign a contract and go through the procedures to get that done.”

Joshua saw action twice in 2023. For both fights, he had veteran trainer Dereck James in his corner.

In April, he picked up a twelve round unanimous decision win over Jermaine Franklin. Then earlier this month, he picked up a seventh round knockout over late replacement Robert Helenius.

If the deal to face Wilder falls apart, then Joshua will look to fight for a third time this year in the month of December.

“If it doesn’t happen, I think [Joshua will] fight in December. But I’m not spinning that fight. All of our efforts have been for that fight," Hearn said.

"Honestly I wouldn’t waste my time flying all around the world trying to pretend that that’s the fight we want. That is the fight we want. It’s a massive fight, massive money, and that is what I have been instructed to deliver for AJ. We are positive. Like I said, we are in. If it can be delivered, we are in.”

I do remember he wasted his time flying around the world to make the Fury fight - whilst everyone sat around watching knowing that it legally couldn’t take place.

Fury could have bought out of the third Wilder fight, but chose not to.

https://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/1 ... sandr-usyk

[jwfg]

Bob Arum himself came out and said there wasn’t a valid contract for the 3rd fight with Wilder. Then blamed Eddie after the judge said it had to take place.

Bob is a mench. I don't think he trusts gentiles.

Why have I made us go all italicised?

No idea Mr Balls.

[BigDoofus]

Fury could have bought out of the third Wilder fight, but chose not to.

Joshua could have fought Fury twice in the past 9 months but chose to fight Franklin and Helenius.

[jwfg]

I do remember he wasted his time flying around the world to make the Fury fight - whilst everyone sat around watching knowing that it legally couldn’t take place.

Fury could have bought out of the third Wilder fight, but chose not to.

https://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/1 ... sandr-usyk

Thanks Doofus, you just proved me right. Nice one mate.

[jwfg]

Fury could have bought out of the third Wilder fight, but chose not to.

Joshua could have fought Fury twice in the past 9 months but chose to fight Franklin and Helenius.

Fury could have also fought Joshua twice in the last 9 months, but chose to fight a kick boxer.

[The Gratest]

Fury could have bought out of the third Wilder fight, but chose not to.

Joshua could have fought Fury twice in the past 9 months but chose to fight Franklin and Helenius.

[jwfg]

Fury could have bought out of the third Wilder fight, but chose not to.

Joshua could have fought Fury twice in the past 9 months but chose to fight Franklin and Helenius.

[BigDoofus]

Fury could have also fought Joshua twice in the last 9 months, but Joshua would not sign a contract.

[jwfg]

Fury could have also fought Joshua twice in the last 9 months, but Joshua would not sign a contract.

Fury didn't sign the contact either.

[Nightmare Roy]

Joshua could have fought Fury twice in the past 9 months but chose to fight Franklin and Helenius.