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Geesyerdosh When: 28 Jul 18 23:54

Parker is too nice, should of been raging. Sure enough the sky interviewer didn't mention about the state Whyte was in after the knockdown, if that was an away fighter it would of been well stopped.

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tobermory When: 28 Jul 18 23:55

Rematch clauses are only for world champs

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n88uk When: 28 Jul 18 23:55

They won't be able to hide behind excuses forever, by next year it will happen imo, and imo next year is when Eddie wanted it to happen all along.

The only way it won't happen is if he could make Fury instead, but that's even more impossible to make. Fans will rage if he tries to sell Joshua vs Whyte 2 or Joshua vs mandatories too many times.

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n88uk When: 28 Jul 18 23:56

Jul 28, 2018 -- 11:53PM, SontaranStratagem wrote:

Wilder doesn't wanna fight over here and that mess tonight is the reason why imo the underhanded tactics, the pathetic judging, the pathetic refs etc

Scores were not bad at all for Parker on the cards, what was wrong with the judges?

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SontaranStratagem When: 28 Jul 18 23:56

Jul 28, 2018 -- 11:54PM, Geesyerdosh wrote:

Parker is too nice, should of been raging. Sure enough the sky interviewer didn't mention about the state Whyte was in after the knockdown, if that was an away fighter it would of been well stopped.

Agree

But the ref made sure Whyte got back onto his feet, he was down for about 20 seconds ffs

I've never see anything like it tonight, that was another level of epic skullduggery

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tobermory When: 28 Jul 18 23:56

I think Parker V Chisora perhaps

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SontaranStratagem When: 28 Jul 18 23:57

It was like the old WWF out there, all we needed was JR on commentary

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n88uk When: 28 Jul 18 23:57

Naseem Hamed did all sorts of WWF moves in his fights.

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wisewords When: 28 Jul 18 23:58

Jul 28, 2018 -- 11:54PM, Geesyerdosh wrote:

Parker is too nice, should of been raging. Sure enough the sky interviewer didn't mention about the state Whyte was in after the knockdown, if that was an away fighter it would of been well stopped.

I agree. Could have easily waved it off, Dillian was so wobbly

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n88uk When: 28 Jul 18 23:59

Jul 28, 2018 -- 11:54PM, wisewords wrote:

Jul 28, 2018 -- 11:50PM, n88uk wrote:Do people really want to see Joshua vs Whyte though.no they want Wilder, and if Wilder agrees to come to Wembley it'll be Wilder. but I sense he won't and it'll end up being Dillian

The money is gonna come too hard to resist eventually. Like what is Wilder gonna do, go on fighting mugs for 1/10th of the money for the rest of his career.

It's risky too, look at his last fight, he loses and the cash cow is gone. And ultimately the probably know they have to come here to make it happen, unless they can actually deliver on this $50m stuff, which they probably wouldn't when it comes down to it.

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Des Pond When: 28 Jul 18 23:59

they didn't want Parker v Joshua 2.

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tobermory When: 29 Jul 18 00:00

Fury's next opponent is less of joke than his last one although he is 1.03.

If he doesn't look terrible then he will be not far out of the mix.

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SontaranStratagem When: 29 Jul 18 00:00

n88uk

Did he get his opponent into a headlock?

the end went over my head, but having watched it back Whyte should have been counted out

The ref stood there for 5 seconds before counting, then gave him another 10 seconds to get up

It was like watching a last man standing match and the ref was down as well

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wisewords When: 29 Jul 18 00:00

Jul 28, 2018 -- 11:55PM, n88uk wrote:

They won't be able to hide behind excuses forever, by next year it will happen imo, and imo next year is when Eddie wanted it to happen all along.The only way it won't happen is if he could make Fury instead, but that's even more impossible to make. Fans will rage if he tries to sell Joshua vs Whyte 2 or Joshua vs mandatories too many times.

yes I'd agree that Eddie wants to control everything and do the fight when he/McCracken/AJ wants it rather than Wilder dictating proceedings. which is why it's possible Wilder will be awkward and refuse to fight in April unless they meet some ridiculous demands

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n88uk When: 29 Jul 18 00:00

Jul 29, 2018 -- 12:00AM, tobermory wrote:

Fury's next opponent is less of joke than his last one although he is 1.03.If he doesn't look terrible then he will be not far out of the mix.

Yes but problem is he has 4 fight contract with Frank, thus Fury vs Joshua cannot happen anytime soon, and won't happen probably until 2020.

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SontaranStratagem When: 29 Jul 18 00:01

Will Tyson wanna fight against a Eddie fighter after watching that?, not to mention some of the other Eddie fights we've seen

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Des Pond When: 29 Jul 18 00:02

Enjoyed the fight, though. Much better than i thought it would be.

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wisewords When: 29 Jul 18 00:02

Eddie's laughing to the bank anyhow. he's got so many options, and all he has to do is offer most of them and they can't say "thank you Eddie, when's the date?" soon enough. he controls the whole landscape bar Wilder

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tobermory When: 29 Jul 18 00:02

It is McCracken and Eddie that don't want the fight. Wilder would take it.

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n88uk When: 29 Jul 18 00:02

And yes Naz got his opponent in a headlock. DDT's, bodyslams, Naz had all the tricks up his sleeve.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRRVVZjLLJQ

Go to like 1:15 in R2 to see Naz headlock DDT Barrera in R2.

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n88uk When: 29 Jul 18 00:03

Eddie imo just wants to delay it. Also ultimately AJ is dictating to Eddie, he has too much power that Eddie can just control him to stop the fight like that anyway.

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wisewords When: 29 Jul 18 00:04

Jul 29, 2018 -- 12:01AM, SontaranStratagem wrote:

Will Tyson wanna fight against a Eddie fighter after watching that?, not to mention some of the other Eddie fights we've seen

Tyson's shot. he's trying to figure out the best way to cash out and maximize his money from doing it.

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SontaranStratagem When: 29 Jul 18 00:04

Jul 29, 2018 -- 12:02AM, n88uk wrote:

And yes Naz got his opponent in a headlock. DDT's, bodyslams, Naz had all the tricks up his sleeve.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRRVVZjLLJQGo to like 1:15 in R2 to see Naz headlock DDT Barrera in R2.

Cheers

It shows what a farce professional boxing is sometimes, you wouldn't get away with this c*** in a local fight

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n88uk When: 29 Jul 18 00:04

There might be other more cynical reasons Eddie is delaying it btw. He's trying to sign Wilder to DAZN in America. In other words he'd control all the shots then.

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n88uk When: 29 Jul 18 00:05

I think it was Naz vs Cesar Soto that was just filled with all sorts of WWF moves from Naz.

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wisewords When: 29 Jul 18 00:05

Jul 29, 2018 -- 12:04AM, n88uk wrote:

There might be other more cynical reasons Eddie is delaying it btw. He's trying to sign Wilder to DAZN in America. In other words he'd control all the shots then.

Good shout. Wilder could well cave eventually because he's being paid a pittance by Haymon compared to what AJ is earning

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SontaranStratagem When: 29 Jul 18 00:06

N88uk

they should be warned after the very first illegal move and docked a point, 2nd one = disqualification

Its a sham

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Geesyerdosh When: 29 Jul 18 00:06

Bellew pretending he wants to fight Usyk. Not a chance he'll fight him.

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n88uk When: 29 Jul 18 00:06

I thought that, but supposedly it seems he might be heading that way.

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wisewords When: 29 Jul 18 00:07

Jul 29, 2018 -- 12:06AM, Geesyerdosh wrote:

Bellew pretending he wants to fight Usyk. Not a chance he'll fight him.

you're wrong. I think Bellew wants it

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n88uk When: 29 Jul 18 00:07

I kinda bought into what Eddie was saying the other day about Bellew wants the chance for all the belts, ring magazine title.

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wisewords When: 29 Jul 18 00:08

Bellew is dictating to Hearn

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tobermory When: 29 Jul 18 00:08

I doubt Warren will be able to extend the deal if Fury is looking good so would maybe try to make the 4th fight a big one.

Fury fighting obscure guys is surely not going to make Frank much money.

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n88uk When: 29 Jul 18 00:08

It will come down to if either side wants silly money to make it happen, as there won't be silly money available, but still good money.

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wisewords When: 29 Jul 18 00:08

wants to capitalize while his popularity is still high, so he fight on PPV again and another huge payday

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wisewords When: 29 Jul 18 00:09

Jul 29, 2018 -- 12:08AM, tobermory wrote:

I doubt Warren will be able to extend the deal if Fury is looking good so would maybe try to make the 4th fight a big one.Fury fighting obscure guys is surely not going to make Frank much money.

BT Sport are paying Frank/Fury

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n88uk When: 29 Jul 18 00:09

I don't really get Frank's plan with him full stop, he surely knows Fury is just gonna f off to fight AJ eventually for no benefit to him. Fury supposedly wants easy knockover jobs to start, and I guess it's all been dictated to in his 4 fight deal from the off, it's probably pretty much planned who he fights, but he's got to step it up quality wise eventually.

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SontaranStratagem When: 29 Jul 18 00:10

After all that

Well done to DW backers, esp one's who backed points

Just not DW himself lol

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n88uk When: 29 Jul 18 00:10

But yer BT are paying way more than Sky anyway. Supposedly their budget for regular Saturday fight night is like 2.5x that of a Sky Saturday fight night.

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wisewords When: 29 Jul 18 00:10

Jul 29, 2018 -- 12:09AM, n88uk wrote:

I don't really get Frank's plan with him full stop, he surely knows Fury is just gonna f off to fight AJ eventually for no benefit to him. Fury supposedly wants easy knockover jobs to start, and I guess it's all been dictated to in his 4 fight deal from the off, it's probably pretty much planned who he fights, but he's got to step it up quality wise eventually.

This is basically what Fury wanted to do with Hearn and Matchroom. Sign to fight 4 times, and fight 4 low level opponents. But Hearn wouldn't agree to it, so that's why Fury ended up signing with Frank and BT