Deontay Wilder shares his view towards British boxing promoter Eddie Hearn

It seems that WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder (40-0,39 KOs) doesn’t want to hear anything about unified heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua (22-0,21 KOs), or his promoter; Eddie Hearn. Wilder has referred to Joshua as a “coward” and took a shot at his promoter this time, calling him a “b—h.”

” A crybaby, a crying b—h,” said Wilder. “I don’t wanna talk about those guys. I don’t have nothing to say, nothing. You got nothing to say, don’t say nothing baby. I don’t know why people keep asking me about these people (Joshua and Hearn).”

Wilder and his co-manager, Shelley Finkel; have claimed that they offered Joshua a guaranteed $50 million for a fight. This came after Joshua said in an interview that if Wilder’s team can get $50 million over to him, he’ll take the fight. But Wilder and Joshua’s management failed to come to an agreement.

“They’re irrelevant in my life right now,” said Wilder. “I don’t watch no videos of them, I’ll never; I don’t know whats going on with them. I left that situation and where it is.”

Wilder will put his title on the line when he faces former lineal heavyweight champion Tyson Fury (27-0,19 KOs) at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Dec 1st. The winner of the bout will be the best matchup to face Joshua next.