ESPN: Eddie Hearn to 'put an offer together' for Anthony Joshua-Deontay Wilder fight

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Re: ESPN: Eddie Hearn to 'put an offer together' for Anthony Joshua-Deontay Wilder fight

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armageto wrote: 11 Apr 2018, 13:44
the_doctor wrote: 11 Apr 2018, 13:27
armageto wrote: 11 Apr 2018, 10:44 I'm pretty much aware that if you get 40% one fight, then 60% in a rematch, it equals 50%, since both fighters %'s equal the same added up in the two fights. That has zero to do with being in the sport, being a hardcore fan, a casual fan, or never watching the sport. That's basic math.
Not if the rematch makes more or less than the first fight.

40% of $50m + 60% of $100m = $20m + $60m = $80m
60% of $50m + 40% of $100m = $30m + $40m = $70m

So a 60/40 split followed by a 40/60 spilt is only equivalent to a 50/50 split overall if both fights make exactly the same money, and how likely is that?
I know that both fights will make a different amount of money. I'm saying they'd get an equal % average for the two fights combined.
But they don't!!
With the numbers above, the averages are 53/47 not 50/50.
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Re: ESPN: Eddie Hearn to 'put an offer together' for Anthony Joshua-Deontay Wilder fight

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I think that even if AJ offers 100% of the money and fighting in America wherever Wilder likes and a follow up match in de UK where AJ receives 100% of the money, Wilder would probably still not accept.
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asdfjkl wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 09:09 I think that even if AJ offers 100% of the money and fighting in America wherever Wilder likes and a follow up match in de UK where AJ receives 100% of the money, Wilder would probably still not accept.
That's a little far fetched
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Re: ESPN: Eddie Hearn to 'put an offer together' for Anthony Joshua-Deontay Wilder fight

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Rob3_142 wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 09:35
asdfjkl wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 09:09 I think that even if AJ offers 100% of the money and fighting in America wherever Wilder likes and a follow up match in de UK where AJ receives 100% of the money, Wilder would probably still not accept.
That's a little far fetched
Rob, you are being nice. I personally think asdfjkl is as phony as his screen name.
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Re: ESPN: Eddie Hearn to 'put an offer together' for Anthony Joshua-Deontay Wilder fight

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oogiebe wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 09:36
Rob3_142 wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 09:35
asdfjkl wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 09:09 I think that even if AJ offers 100% of the money and fighting in America wherever Wilder likes and a follow up match in de UK where AJ receives 100% of the money, Wilder would probably still not accept.
That's a little far fetched
Rob, you are being nice. I personally think asdfjkl is as phony as his screen name.
Well we all know that asdfjkl doesn't like Wilder. It was even more absurd when he was backing Povetkin during his drug scandal.
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Well one thing is good, it's easy to ID a fanboy from a real objective boxing fan. The latter is getting rarer and rarer...very frustrating.
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oogiebe wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 09:45 Well one thing is good, it's easy to ID a fanboy from a real objective boxing fan. The latter is getting rarer and rarer...very frustrating.
lol says the guy who just called aj a pussy, lmao you cant be serious man :lol:
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Re: ESPN: Eddie Hearn to 'put an offer together' for Anthony Joshua-Deontay Wilder fight

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jamamb wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 09:57
oogiebe wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 09:45 Well one thing is good, it's easy to ID a fanboy from a real objective boxing fan. The latter is getting rarer and rarer...very frustrating.
lol says the guy who just called aj a pussy, lmao you cant be serious man :lol:
I am very serious. I like AJ and can't find a single reason for him not to fight Wilder. I'm a boxing fan and this is THE fight we all want to see. This dance around the terms and $'s is the biggest BS I've ever seen. Every hour something else is said by Hearn; AJ; Wilder; . I'm sick of it, and I'm sick of all the freakin' conjecture between the fighters. Yeah...I'm angry. And anyone who predicts an easy win for either is a complete f'tard. We'll have answers when/if they fight. At least you recognize yourself as you felt compelled to respond. All the BS talk here has no impact on the outcome. Let 'em fight FFS!
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Re: ESPN: Eddie Hearn to 'put an offer together' for Anthony Joshua-Deontay Wilder fight

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I agree with the above but also feel this...

They could fight twice... They could win one each... And because they are both punchers with vulnerabilities, each fight could appear as an easy win. But it won't mean it will play out the same way again.
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Re: ESPN: Eddie Hearn to 'put an offer together' for Anthony Joshua-Deontay Wilder fight

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i like both guys a lot and you wont see me calling either a pussy, bum, overrated, ducking, etc.

just seems strange for a guy constantly whining about all the talk, haters, bias etc to then call aj a pussy :lol:
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jamamb wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 10:06 i like both guys a lot and you wont see me calling either a pussy, bum, overrated, etc.

just seems strange for a guy constantly whining about all the talk, haters, bias etc to then call aj a pussy :lol:
It provides a spark for more debate.(lol) It's out of frustration. Watching boxing for 45 years and I don't believe I ever saw such difficulty making a fight for whatever the reason (especially a big fight). I shouldn't have called AJ a pussy, but I sure hate Eddie Hearn. I'm a frustrated boxing fan and I'm getting pissed!
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Re: ESPN: Eddie Hearn to 'put an offer together' for Anthony Joshua-Deontay Wilder fight

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oogiebe wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 10:10
jamamb wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 10:06 i like both guys a lot and you wont see me calling either a pussy, bum, overrated, etc.

just seems strange for a guy constantly whining about all the talk, haters, bias etc to then call aj a pussy :lol:
It provides a spark for more debate.(lol) It's out of frustration. Watching boxing for 45 years and I don't believe I ever saw such difficulty making a fight for whatever the reason (especially a big fight). I shouldn't have called AJ a pussy, but I sure hate Eddie Hearn. I'm a frustrated boxing fan and I'm getting pissed!
Never called him a bum or overrated either. To me all the dancing around has no impact but to make sure this fight never happens, which I'm beginning to believe.
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lol just chill mate, the fights only been 'has to happen!' for a matter of months. the first offer just got sent. it hasnt been years and years
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jamamb wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 10:16 lol just chill mate, the fights only been 'has to happen!' for a matter of months. the first offer just got sent. it hasnt been years and years
Well it seems like it! Every time I hear some new BS that points to other fights or ridiculous offers (true or not) my hackles go up! I'm sure the rhetoric I read here isn't helping me deal with it! Thanks! LMAO! UGH! :brick: :brick:
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Plus, this isn't frustration yet. Try Mayweather vs. Pacquiao level frustration. And we're very much at the very start of This. They've both just fought in massive fights.
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Rob3_142 wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 10:25 Plus, this isn't frustration yet. Try Mayweather vs. Pacquiao level frustration. And we're very much at the very start of This. They've both just fought in massive fights.
OMG!!! Don't get me started and please please LORD don't go there! Ok, now I need a Quaalude.
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Re: ESPN: Eddie Hearn to 'put an offer together' for Anthony Joshua-Deontay Wilder fight

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darkstar81 wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 06:14
armageto wrote: 11 Apr 2018, 13:44
the_doctor wrote: 11 Apr 2018, 13:27
Not if the rematch makes more or less than the first fight.

40% of $50m + 60% of $100m = $20m + $60m = $80m
60% of $50m + 40% of $100m = $30m + $40m = $70m

So a 60/40 split followed by a 40/60 spilt is only equivalent to a 50/50 split overall if both fights make exactly the same money, and how likely is that?
I know that both fights will make a different amount of money. I'm saying they'd get an equal % average for the two fights combined.
But they don't!!
With the numbers above, the averages are 53/47 not 50/50.
I'm saying, they get an equal average % with the two fights combined, but a different amount of money. No fight generates the exact same amount of money. Just like Parker vs AJ would make less than Wilder vs AJ, but if they would get an equal % if they both made 33 1/3% of the fight. The money would still be different, but the % the same or equal. So Parker couldn't complain about getting less money, if he was getting the same %. Wilder fight would just generate more money. So an equal % would be fair. An equal average %.......

In other words, we both work in car sales. I get an a 10% commission on every sale in April, you 15%. It's reversed in May. I sell 15 cars in a April, you sell 18 cars. I sell 12 cars in April, you sell 4. Overall, yes, I did make more money. We both however had an equal % chance to earn the same income. It just worked out differently between our sales in the 2 months.

I didn't pay any attention to his actual numbers. I think the fact he was trying to state was the money would be different per fight, which it would. My point is the money would be different, but both fights combined, each fighter had an equal chance to make the same amount of money, % wise.
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oogiebe wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 10:10
jamamb wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 10:06 i like both guys a lot and you wont see me calling either a pussy, bum, overrated, etc.

just seems strange for a guy constantly whining about all the talk, haters, bias etc to then call aj a pussy :lol:
It provides a spark for more debate.(lol) It's out of frustration. Watching boxing for 45 years and I don't believe I ever saw such difficulty making a fight for whatever the reason (especially a big fight). I shouldn't have called AJ a pussy, but I sure hate Eddie Hearn. I'm a frustrated boxing fan and I'm getting pissed!
I find that hard to believe, they have only been talking about this fight seriously for a couple weeks.

Some fights don't get made for years and years (or at all, in some cases).
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keirw wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 13:49
oogiebe wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 10:10
jamamb wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 10:06 i like both guys a lot and you wont see me calling either a pussy, bum, overrated, etc.

just seems strange for a guy constantly whining about all the talk, haters, bias etc to then call aj a pussy :lol:
It provides a spark for more debate.(lol) It's out of frustration. Watching boxing for 45 years and I don't believe I ever saw such difficulty making a fight for whatever the reason (especially a big fight). I shouldn't have called AJ a pussy, but I sure hate Eddie Hearn. I'm a frustrated boxing fan and I'm getting pissed!
I find that hard to believe, they have only been talking about this fight seriously for a couple weeks.

Some fights don't get made for years and years (or at all, in some cases).
This fight has been discussed for over a year. Yes, maybe seriously for the first time. It is THE fight to make. I'm sick of the BS when it's so obvious who needs to meet who in the HW division. Greed takes over on both sides.
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oogiebe wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 13:51
keirw wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 13:49
oogiebe wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 10:10

It provides a spark for more debate.(lol) It's out of frustration. Watching boxing for 45 years and I don't believe I ever saw such difficulty making a fight for whatever the reason (especially a big fight). I shouldn't have called AJ a pussy, but I sure hate Eddie Hearn. I'm a frustrated boxing fan and I'm getting pissed!
I find that hard to believe, they have only been talking about this fight seriously for a couple weeks.

Some fights don't get made for years and years (or at all, in some cases).
This fight has been discussed for over a year. Yes, maybe seriously for the first time. It is THE fight to make. I'm sick of the BS when it's so obvious who needs to meet who in the HW division. Greed takes over on both sides.
It may have been discussed for a long time, but discussions don't make fights, negotiations do.
They have only been negotiating for a very short period, give them a chance.

Greed is always going to be an issue.
But if the businessmen behind the fighters are going to put their hands in their pockets to get the fight made, then it is logical that they make sure that they get as big a return on their investment as possible.

I firmly believe the fight happens either late this year or early next year.
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keirw wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 14:03
oogiebe wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 13:51
keirw wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 13:49
I find that hard to believe, they have only been talking about this fight seriously for a couple weeks.

Some fights don't get made for years and years (or at all, in some cases).
This fight has been discussed for over a year. Yes, maybe seriously for the first time. It is THE fight to make. I'm sick of the BS when it's so obvious who needs to meet who in the HW division. Greed takes over on both sides.
It may have been discussed for a long time, but discussions don't make fights, negotiations do.
They have only been negotiating for a very short period, give them a chance.

Greed is always going to be an issue.
But if the businessmen behind the fighters are going to put their hands in their pockets to get the fight made, then it is logical that they make sure that they get as big a return on their investment as possible.

I firmly believe the fight happens either late this year or early next year.
I'm sure it will happen, but I am expressing my frustration. Are people going to tell me how to feel now? LOL!!!!
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oogiebe wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 14:04
keirw wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 14:03
oogiebe wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 13:51

This fight has been discussed for over a year. Yes, maybe seriously for the first time. It is THE fight to make. I'm sick of the BS when it's so obvious who needs to meet who in the HW division. Greed takes over on both sides.
It may have been discussed for a long time, but discussions don't make fights, negotiations do.
They have only been negotiating for a very short period, give them a chance.

Greed is always going to be an issue.
But if the businessmen behind the fighters are going to put their hands in their pockets to get the fight made, then it is logical that they make sure that they get as big a return on their investment as possible.

I firmly believe the fight happens either late this year or early next year.
I'm sure it will happen, but I am expressing my frustration. Are people going to tell me how to feel now? LOL!!!!
You are free to feel how you want, it is the 21st century after all :TU:
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keirw wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 14:09
oogiebe wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 14:04
keirw wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 14:03
It may have been discussed for a long time, but discussions don't make fights, negotiations do.
They have only been negotiating for a very short period, give them a chance.

Greed is always going to be an issue.
But if the businessmen behind the fighters are going to put their hands in their pockets to get the fight made, then it is logical that they make sure that they get as big a return on their investment as possible.

I firmly believe the fight happens either late this year or early next year.
I'm sure it will happen, but I am expressing my frustration. Are people going to tell me how to feel now? LOL!!!!
You are free to feel how you want, it is the 21st century after all :TU:
LOL! Well, that is refreshing...I thought posters wouldn't let me think the way I wanted and was worried! :yay: :OhYes: :TU:
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armageto wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 11:10
darkstar81 wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 06:14
armageto wrote: 11 Apr 2018, 13:44

I know that both fights will make a different amount of money. I'm saying they'd get an equal % average for the two fights combined.
But they don't!!
With the numbers above, the averages are 53/47 not 50/50.
I'm saying, they get an equal average % with the two fights combined, but a different amount of money. No fight generates the exact same amount of money. Just like Parker vs AJ would make less than Wilder vs AJ, but if they would get an equal % if they both made 33 1/3% of the fight. The money would still be different, but the % the same or equal. So Parker couldn't complain about getting less money, if he was getting the same %. Wilder fight would just generate more money. So an equal % would be fair. An equal average %.......

In other words, we both work in car sales. I get an a 10% commission on every sale in April, you 15%. It's reversed in May. I sell 15 cars in a April, you sell 18 cars. I sell 12 cars in April, you sell 4. Overall, yes, I did make more money. We both however had an equal % chance to earn the same income. It just worked out differently between our sales in the 2 months.

I didn't pay any attention to his actual numbers. I think the fact he was trying to state was the money would be different per fight, which it would. My point is the money would be different, but both fights combined, each fighter had an equal chance to make the same amount of money, % wise.
Ok you can make a case for equal probability but the simple average doesn't work (as you're not talking about probability you're talking about revenue, so you need to use weighted average)
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darkstar81 wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 17:13
armageto wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 11:10
darkstar81 wrote: 13 Apr 2018, 06:14

But they don't!!
With the numbers above, the averages are 53/47 not 50/50.
I'm saying, they get an equal average % with the two fights combined, but a different amount of money. No fight generates the exact same amount of money. Just like Parker vs AJ would make less than Wilder vs AJ, but if they would get an equal % if they both made 33 1/3% of the fight. The money would still be different, but the % the same or equal. So Parker couldn't complain about getting less money, if he was getting the same %. Wilder fight would just generate more money. So an equal % would be fair. An equal average %.......

In other words, we both work in car sales. I get an a 10% commission on every sale in April, you 15%. It's reversed in May. I sell 15 cars in a April, you sell 18 cars. I sell 12 cars in April, you sell 4. Overall, yes, I did make more money. We both however had an equal % chance to earn the same income. It just worked out differently between our sales in the 2 months.

I didn't pay any attention to his actual numbers. I think the fact he was trying to state was the money would be different per fight, which it would. My point is the money would be different, but both fights combined, each fighter had an equal chance to make the same amount of money, % wise.
Ok you can make a case for equal probability but the simple average doesn't work (as you're not talking about probability you're talking about revenue, so you need to use weighted average)
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