Heavyweight Boxing

Wake up. Fury had no intention of the AJ fight.

If he was at all genuine he wouldn’t have been worried about any Monday night deadline. What was the rush?

Charr was the opponent all along.

btw, I’m not saying AJ was all for it. He may well have not wanted it, too. But Fury definitely didn’t want it.

Aj may not have wanted it, but Fury was not serious with how he tried to negotiate it , although he won't be upset whatsoever at the outcome, he can claim that "Aj ducked the fight" and a lot of his more gullible fans will lap it up because they know no better.

Fighting Charr is a joke however, would actually rather him fight Chisora if he has his heart set on a stupid fight.

https://twitter.com/MichaelBensonn/status/1574444793043746826

Not sure how you make that out,

He literally sent him a contract, The ball was in AJ's court sign it and the fight was on ,

When Fury send AJ the contract its out of his hands what more can he do ,

AJ & Hearn have said multiple times the contract is fine so why keep waiting either sign it or don't ,

He offered him 40% if he fights his way back to mandatory he will only get 20% , Its beyond fair ,

If you wanted to buy my house & i sent you over a contract to sell it and you don't sign , Is it my fault or yours that you don't buy the house ?

Hearn and Warren said talks are still on going

fury is bored on social media, he should go into camp and get ready and let the grown ups sort it out

Come on. Don't be so gullible here. We get it, you're big Fury fan, but you don't have to turn blind eye to everything.

Pointless discussing when you cannot be at all objective. It's plainly obvious what happened here with Fury.

Everything from the start to now points to Fury being a spoofer/messer on this.

Nobody is blaming.....folks are hypothesizing that it was just a con from Fury to begin with, and that he has no real intention of fighting AJ Dec 3. Your not entertaining this leads me to believe that you are not being objective here.

Exactly, remove the names and it still reads like a dud of an intention and a dud of an offer. Boxer C in the background waiting for the fight. Boxer C being the actual opponent all along.

Your not addressing the problem with your thinking, they sent a contract to AJ all he needs to do is sign it,

Once the contract is sent the fight is in AJs teams hands would you not agree ?

Of course you have a fighter C ready why wouldn't you , you don't book venues a& dates without having cover,

Fight C has no contract , Fighter B does, once Fight B signs that contract fight C is irrelevant ,

Can i ask why is it a dub of an offer ?

With regard to the TV part of the deal, who would use a streaming service like DAZN when they can just press a button and watch it on BT Sports ?

I assume that is the key sticking point from a commercial point of view. Dazn would be the poor relation by a long shot here.

oh its defiantly DAZN & 258

DAZN have two reason not to want the fight or at least want conditions meet , One is there exclusive contract ,which isn't normally a big deal but they have paid AJ massive money so they will want some return, & 2 if he gets beat again they are simply not going to make the money back on him that was projected at the off set .

Its a huge cross roads for AJ, TV money wise building him back up to eventually fight for a big one makes the most sense, Taking this fight could be sending him & his career to the executioner , especially if he is taken out in style by Fury ,

Vast bulk of the PPV buys would come from the UK.

It would be a non event in the US. Boxing is seriously on the decline over there.

I'm a Fury fan, but I think this is odd as fcuk from Fury. You do not give lawyers a deadline, on a weekend, to sign by Monday. It stinks. Yes they had it 10 days, yes AJ was happy with he purse but there's a whole lot of scrutinising to do. If fury gave till say, Wednesday, I'd be in his court but giving a deadline of Monday on a Saturday is bullshit and anyone who deals with lawyers/solicitors knows that. I do think it was out of Joshua's hands, beit the TV rights or rematch purse, but Fury knew this wasn't getting signed on Monday, giving the ultimatum on a weekend.

Man your arguing with a poster who has predicted fury to lose most of his big fights including Chisora years ago, that poster is not objective in anyway when it comes to fury. Fury could have waited longer but hes the a side here and if aj really wanted it to get his career back on track he would have signed it with a generous 40 split, all the other stuff they have issue with shouldn't come into it as aj is coming off 2 losses so is in no position to dictate the contract. AJ and hearn trying to act like they are in charge, bull ****, aj loses to wilder too if he fights him and then we will see the back of the dislikable hype job.