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AJ and Hearn just said AJ's first choice for a replacement for Usyk if Usyk can't fight in May would be wilder. But I will 100 percent guarantee you the big alabama fraud is going to decline the giant payday and duck AJ.

Why you ask? How could any fighter duck such a lucrative opportunity??? Because wilder is was and always will be a total fraud pretender protected by Haymon. and team wilder knows the AJ that lost to Ruiz and Usyk was not the real AJ but a play soft AJ looking to set up lucrative rematches - AJ is going to show the real AJ and beat Usyk easily in the rematch. And AJ will definitely not play soft for wilder and haymon, he will devastate and destroy wilder fast and easy. wilder and his team know this and will duck AJ, just like they ducked Chisora.

bjornborgbook wrote: ↑11 Mar 2022, 08:56 team wilder knows the AJ that lost to Ruiz and Usyk was not the real AJ but a play soft AJ looking to set up lucrative rematches

you're so fvcking stupid it's excruciating.

i can't even do the 'he's so bad it's funny' thing with you

you're a pathetic attention-seeking cretin. you're even worse than EO.

bjornborgbook wrote: ↑11 Mar 2022, 08:56 AJ is going to show the real AJ and beat Usyk easily in the rematch.

Is that you Boxtune?

AJ v Wilder, if it's ever happening, should happen next.

If he's anything left, this could be a final bow out for Wilder.

Difficult to see DW wanting to step back into 2nd or 3rd tier fights.

Why would he want to, when this is where the money is?

The Gratest wrote: ↑11 Mar 2022, 09:22 Is that you Boxtune?

600540 I think.
Mainly because I had 600540 on ignore, and this dildo came up automatically on ignore, which was very convenient...

Yes this challenge by AJ issued to wilder is the moment of truth which tells everything about wilder. If he takes it, credit due. But he's not going to do it. Because he's a protected fraud coward who already turned down $120m to fight AJ.

Wilder declining this AJ offer shows how very very bad he always was. They all hyped up his power as the greatest power of all time, even paid Lennox to shill that BS, now they have the dream offer huge fight slapping them in the face. but wilder, awful overrated total fraud he is, is gonna keep hiding. For what?

KiwiRider wrote: ↑11 Mar 2022, 14:26

The Gratest wrote: ↑11 Mar 2022, 09:22 Is that you Boxtune?

600540 I think.
Mainly because I had 600540 on ignore, and this dildo came up automatically on ignore, which was very convenient...

Dial 600450 for instant dildo!
I allowed my 9 year old son to watch South Park for the first time the other week, kinda forgetting how wrong it can be. The first question was 'what's a dildo?' 'Uhhhh, i'll tell you once you're older, but just never repeat it to anyone'.

This dildo joined not long after our fake nigerian stopped posting, so could well be boxtune in a different troll guise.

Fury said wilder would ko AJ, then why won't the big bird legged fraud just do it? is he that helplessly bad that he's afraid of $10m plus to fight AJ? And a lucky punch win would set up a rematch for maybe $20m.

Why on earth would wilder duck AJ's challenge to fight in May????

Hi Boxtune

Hearn and AJ are slapping wilder in the face with $10m and the big bird legged loud mouth fraud pretender bomb squad goes into hiding.

wilder was never nothing but another seth mitchell fraud with better protection.

Such unkind words about this bjornborgbook fellow. It's obvious that the dude has some developmental issues. If any of you came across him in a public setting then all of you would realize what's up and I think that you'd be nothing but nice to the guy. Why can't we also behave in that manner here?

10 million dollars is a lowball offer for Wilder to take on AJ. I think that if Wilder gets presented with a real offer that he will take the fight and win it.

AJ may be best off taking on a southpaw like Wallin or Ortiz. Less risk, but challenging fights. We don't even know if Wilder will ever fight again.

AJ vs wilder now would be a non title fight, less stakes less money. wilder has talked a lot of sh about AJ in the past, you would think he would be jumping at this chance and going to the media and announcing his availability and heavy desire to fight AJ in May. But so far crickets. Total silence.

wilder just said he may not box again, he obviously isnt going to take a fight with aj in may. if he wants again, it'll be vs andy ruiz, or first a patsy and then andy ruiz. all pbc ppv

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑12 Mar 2022, 14:44 wilder just said he may not box again, he obviously isnt going to take a fight with aj in may. if he wants again, it'll be vs andy ruiz, or first a patsy and then andy ruiz. all pbc ppv

Andy Ruiz is a high risk and zero reward opponent. Who else could Wilder ever fight?

May is reasonable. The biggest question is if AJ and Eddie are willing to pay for this fight. It's a huge fight and it could make some serious dollars. After Fury is done with Whyte then AJ is obviously next on that dancechart leaving Wilder without a big fight for the next year or two. The finances seem to be an obstacle and so would Wilders will to continue his career but other than those two things... it makes sense.

Id like to see what efe could do with the opportunity. Can you image a more beautiful matchup?

Given how bad and passive AJ looked in his last fight (intentionally to play soft to set up rematch IMO), you would think wilder would be busting out of the gates to get a chance to redeem himself and throw those right hands at the big stiff.

But it's as if wilder seems to know he's an awful counterfeit pretender and AJ would fight for real vs wilder, which he clearly did not do vs usyk.

wilder was touted as the heaviest hitter of all time by the establishment media and hired shills. The myth is a big puncher never loses his punch. So why the hell would wilder not want the easy big payday and a chance at redemption, and the chance to save his career and set up more huge paydays?

It's as if wilder gave up on himself because he lost three times to a shot overweight former great. And one of the losses was because of Fury cheating and all those other excuses and costume malfunctions. Wilder is acting now as if he was a complete fraud from the getgo and he has zero confidence to fight a real hwt like AJ or Chisora or Whyte or Usyk.

H8Usernames wrote: ↑12 Mar 2022, 16:30

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑12 Mar 2022, 14:44 wilder just said he may not box again, he obviously isnt going to take a fight with aj in may. if he wants again, it'll be vs andy ruiz, or first a patsy and then andy ruiz. all pbc ppv

Andy Ruiz is a high risk and zero reward opponent. Who else could Wilder ever fight?

May is reasonable. The biggest question is if AJ and Eddie are willing to pay for this fight. It's a huge fight and it could make some serious dollars. After Fury is done with Whyte then AJ is obviously next on that dancechart leaving Wilder without a big fight for the next year or two. The finances seem to be an obstacle and so would Wilders will to continue his career but other than those two things... it makes sense.

Fat Andy is high risk? He won't even fight grandpa Luis Ortiz, and had trouble with shot Arreola.

ruiz-wilder is the biggest all pbc fight that could be made, would be a biggish ppv event for sure

Can't tell if this troll is dick-riding AJ or very angry at Wilder...

he already started a wilder ducking chisora thread, so id guess the latter

bjornborgbook wrote: ↑12 Mar 2022, 18:08 Given how bad and passive AJ looked in his last fight (intentionally to play soft to set up rematch IMO),

That’s right, champions ‘play soft’, give up their belts, lose huge amounts on their endorsement value by adding a loss to their column, sure, champions do this shit on purpose all the time.

You fucken imbecile

Counter-puncher wrote: ↑13 Mar 2022, 04:53

bjornborgbook wrote: ↑12 Mar 2022, 18:08 Given how bad and passive AJ looked in his last fight (intentionally to play soft to set up rematch IMO),

That’s right, champions ‘play soft’, give up their belts, lose huge amounts on their endorsement value by adding a loss to their column, sure, champions do this shit on purpose all the time.

You fucken imbecile

This Bjorn fella clearly has a very strange stance on pretty much all things boxing. I honestly don't think he even believes the horse shyt he spews on here. Atleast I hope it's his attempt to troll and create controversy. If not maybe he is just a dumbass.