Comments Thread For: Hearn: Wilder-Fury Has Only Sold 8,000 Tickets; Not A Good Look

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

If the Deontay Wilder-Tyson Fury fight produces impressive ticket and pay-per-view revenue, Eddie Hearn is willing to offer Wilder a larger purse split for a heavyweight title unification showdown against Anthony Joshua.
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[deanrw]

how long before that dude wbc wba ibf gets offended? lol

[Outwest Exp 355]

And he’s fighting Breazele too.

[petegrif]

Hearn is right.
It's an excellent test of their real market power.
I'm going so I guess I'll see for myself how busy it is.

[jonnyc420]

The undercard not helping the buys either.

[Barristan]

They’ll get a million buys from Alabama alone....lets go champ!

[Squ□redCircle34]

The undercard is fuçkîng up the sell, Fury has done his part to sell it but Wilder hasn’t!

He was getting absolutely thrashed verbally by Fury, I expected more from him on the trash talk side!

It’s a solid main event but a horrible undercard, just as bad as Canelo vs ggg 2 undercard!

Why didn’t they match up Joe Joyce with Ortiz? That alone could’ve sold more people into it or even have a Mexican fighter!

Wtf is Haymon doing?

[Motorcity Cobra]

“I’ve said it before – if they do a million buys and show us that they are a draw,” Hearn said, “then we have to accept that and we have to say, ‘No, fair play. You’re bringing a lot to the table.’

1 mil UK PPV's @ $25= $25 mil

1 mil US PPV's @$70= $70 mil

Who would be the A-side then?

If Wilder-Fury sells 300k that's $21 mil

That makes more sense

[Outlaw420]

As long as Tyson fury doesn't somehow diffuse the bomb squad, I could care less how well this fight sells. Joshua-Wilder needs to happen next, otherwise I'm done looking forward to the fight.

[lets rumble]

Put Joshua in the states and see how he sells