Due to take place in July in America.

Can’t see it being nearly as popular for PPV. Fury has no choice in the matter (unless he vacated again) but equally has more to lose than gain in this fight.

Was hoping it would be Whyte which would’ve been an excellent fight. Joshua would be the biggest ppv attraction of course. But can’t realistically be until next year I believe?

I don't get boxing, why does he need to fight him again, not the next best-rated opponent? Is it just about money?

Money and the contract signed before the last fight

claptrappers_union wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 02, 2020 10:08 pm

I don't get boxing, why does he need to fight him again, not the next best-rated opponent? Is it just about money?

It’s the game we used to play as kids. Best of three. Winner stays on.

It's 1.5 to 0.5.

If Wilder wins it's 1.5 each - therefore a 4th fight is needed.

July 19th in Vegas

Tyson knocks him out by round 2.

This is a pointless fight. Who wants it besides Wilder? AJ v Fury is the one we want - which I think Fury will win

I can only see permanent damage to Wilder unfortunately.

Hel need that mask on

Wilder may just be doing it for one last payday then retire. I'm not even sure deep down he'll believe he can win. He may as well just come out wind milling from the first bell and hope to connect with something.