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This will never be a £100 PPV. No chance.

Is it as big, even in the UK as Mayweather vs Pacquiao - No.

dirk2686 wrote:

clopixolacuphase wrote:That was basically our conclusion from the pub conversation. Fury can sit it out, get his head together, everybody else can battle for supremacy, and then finally, when we have a unified champion, Fury can come strolling out of exile as the true champion. And it would be true: Fury, if he comes comes again, is The Man, and whoever is champion at the time will have to beat him to prove otherwise.

Loads of money there. LOADS. Especially if it's AJ.

Unless he gets stripped/his win gets voided after a failed drug test. Then he's a fat guy who's not fought legit since he beat Hammer and his best win is Chisora. Despite him being inactive there's a massive amount riding on that for Fury, albeit he can still be sold as 'the bad guy' and Wembley will always fill up with punters happy to pay to see Joshua hospitalise him. (Not saying that's what would happen, but the uncomfortable truth is that is what most would be paying for.)

Especially considering now Fury has had his license suspended by the BBBoC. He could even potentially be facing criminal charges over the cocaine thing.

Rob3_142 wrote:

dirk2686 wrote:

clopixolacuphase wrote:That was basically our conclusion from the pub conversation. Fury can sit it out, get his head together, everybody else can battle for supremacy, and then finally, when we have a unified champion, Fury can come strolling out of exile as the true champion. And it would be true: Fury, if he comes comes again, is The Man, and whoever is champion at the time will have to beat him to prove otherwise.

Loads of money there. LOADS. Especially if it's AJ.

Unless he gets stripped/his win gets voided after a failed drug test. Then he's a fat guy who's not fought legit since he beat Hammer and his best win is Chisora. Despite him being inactive there's a massive amount riding on that for Fury, albeit he can still be sold as 'the bad guy' and Wembley will always fill up with punters happy to pay to see Joshua hospitalise him. (Not saying that's what would happen, but the uncomfortable truth is that is what most would be paying for.)

Especially considering now Fury has had his license suspended by the BBBoC. He could even potentially be facing criminal charges over the cocaine thing.

How?

the_doctor wrote:

dbf wrote:I was thinking Haye v Whyte or Price. Doubt it will be Price.i like the Whyte fight for Haye - he does a better job than AJ and it builds that fight for next year.

If Haye is anywhere near as quick as he was, Whyte won't lay a glove on him. I have a feeling he might go after Jarell Miller - unbeaten American, top 15 WBA, can talk a bit but probably far too slow to be a problem once the bell goes

I'd love to see that. I like Miller.

Rob3_142 wrote:

dirk2686 wrote:

clopixolacuphase wrote:That was basically our conclusion from the pub conversation. Fury can sit it out, get his head together, everybody else can battle for supremacy, and then finally, when we have a unified champion, Fury can come strolling out of exile as the true champion. And it would be true: Fury, if he comes comes again, is The Man, and whoever is champion at the time will have to beat him to prove otherwise.

Loads of money there. LOADS. Especially if it's AJ.

Unless he gets stripped/his win gets voided after a failed drug test. Then he's a fat guy who's not fought legit since he beat Hammer and his best win is Chisora. Despite him being inactive there's a massive amount riding on that for Fury, albeit he can still be sold as 'the bad guy' and Wembley will always fill up with punters happy to pay to see Joshua hospitalise him. (Not saying that's what would happen, but the uncomfortable truth is that is what most would be paying for.)

Especially considering now Fury has had his license suspended by the BBBoC. He could even potentially be facing criminal charges over the cocaine thing.

Is he f*ck!

Calm down, drama queen.

clopixolacuphase wrote:

Rob3_142 wrote:

dirk2686 wrote:
Unless he gets stripped/his win gets voided after a failed drug test. Then he's a fat guy who's not fought legit since he beat Hammer and his best win is Chisora. Despite him being inactive there's a massive amount riding on that for Fury, albeit he can still be sold as 'the bad guy' and Wembley will always fill up with punters happy to pay to see Joshua hospitalise him. (Not saying that's what would happen, but the uncomfortable truth is that is what most would be paying for.)

Especially considering now Fury has had his license suspended by the BBBoC. He could even potentially be facing criminal charges over the cocaine thing.

Is he f*ck!

Calm down, drama queen.

I don't think it's out of the question to assume he'd be facing criminal charges, especially when he's disclosed publicly that he's taken class A drugs. I'm not saying they will be carting him straight to prison, but they'll at least be talking to him about it.

This shit isn't happening

He (Hearn) said if it isn't done this week there's something wrong so...

Time's ticking...

The sticking point is the location. It's better suited to a stadium, in order to maximise the revenue. The Millennium stadium has a roof, but a London or Manchester stadium would be an easier sell.

So, what round does AJ stop Price in ?

emallini wrote:So, what round does AJ stop Price in ?

2nd

boxingknockout wrote:

emallini wrote:So, what round does AJ stop Price in ?

2nd

Price gets a lucky punch in and messes the whole division up even more than it is now

Spiker wrote:

boxingknockout wrote:

emallini wrote:So, what round does AJ stop Price in ?

2nd

Price gets a lucky punch in and messes the whole division up even more than it is now

That would be awesome and it's possible. But I fear Price has lost his confidence and won't commit.

emallini wrote:So, what round does AJ stop Price in ?

I think Price woul go inside 1 round. Nothing againt price but he has no confidence, he wpuld be like a rabbit in head lights walking to the ring. Joshua would knock him out very quickly.

Wish the Price talk would fvck right off!

Price chins Joshua, he then proceeds to take out Parker and Ortiz and eventually Unites all the titles.

Dave Allen somehow gets ranked in the top 15 of one of the governing bodies and Price fights him in a voluntary.


Price pummels him for 5 rounds but Allen sticks in there like a prime Jake Lamotta- Price has a panic attack and gasses and Allen takes it to him and stops him in the 6th.

Price retires but a film is made in his honour for his amazing comeback. It's titled 'standing tall' - produced by 'love me nan' productions.

Dave Allen meanwhile goes down as the greatest British heavyweight of all time surpassing the Jamaican-Canadian Lennox Lewis.

Praise be allah.

With my ultra optimistic hat on...

...there's a chance the deal is done (or nearly done) but Hearn isn't going to announce it while the Bellew/Flores build up is in full swing.

I'll be back on Sunday saying "Well...its a Sunday so...erm...the Sabbath?"

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/boxing/37670734

Initial agreement in place it seems, but I still see there being some problems with the governing bodies. Just depends what they say really.