Proof that mayweather Promotions exist.

[boxingfeind]

I made this thread cause i realize that some of you are very gullible or just plain dum and think cause 50 cents said things about Floyd that its must be true and think that there`s no way 50 whose floyd`s enemy would lie about Floyd.



Mayweather Promotions LLC
http://www.manta.com/c/mtrsfhf/maywe...promotions-llc


Mayweather Promtions events Calender and Website:
http://www.mayweatherpromotions.com/events-calendar/


Mayweather promotions Nicki Minaj: Pink Friday Tour
http://lockerdome.com/events/99183572
http://lockerdome.com/members/maywea...admin/schedule


Jessie Vargas on Top Rank, leaving Mayweather Promotions, etc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IuZNII3Klc4



Jleon love says his team is Al Haymon and Mayweather Promotions:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwfsNWgI0Ow

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This Article explains how Mayweather deal with Goldenboy is set up:




LAS VEGAS — On Saturday night, Floyd Mayweather Jr. will make tens of millions of dollars for an hour’s worth of work, if that. He will be paid for what happens inside the ring and outside it, paid far more than any other boxer fighting today, for far more than just his performance in a welterweight title fight against Victor Ortiz.
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In his previous four fights, Floyd Mayweather Jr. earned $115 million.
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On fight nights, if it were not for the din of the crowd and the sounds of fists striking chins, Mayweather could hear the ringing of cash registers. He earns a percentage of every ticket purchased, every pretzel consumed, every poster sold. He will earn from countries that paid for broadcasting rights and the theaters where the fight is shown.

Mayweather, regarded as one of the best boxers in history, fights under a highly unusual financial structure, exchanging upfront risk for back-end profit while retaining total control. He is even responsible for paying his opponent, in this case a business expense of at least $2 million.

“It’s never been done,” Mayweather, who is 41-0, said about his financial model. “Not in entertainment history. Not in sports history. You see that arena Saturday? It’s all Mayweather money. Want a hot dog? Mayweather money. Want a T-shirt? Mayweather money. I need all that.”

He can pull this off because of the leverage he forged with his success in the ring. Few, if any, other boxers command such widespread attention and generate so much revenue with a single fight.

In his previous four fights, Mayweather earned $115 million. For Saturday night’s event, he is expected to make about $40 million, and the checks will come for years, determined by the results of many things beyond the fight itself, like the gate and the pay-per-view television numbers. This makes Mayweather a regular among athletes on Forbes magazine’s list of most powerful celebrities, even though the bulk of his annual income is usually generated in one night.

Mayweather, 34, described his business plan after a workout this week at the family boxing gym here. Sweat dripped down his face as he sat on the ring apron in business attire (shorts, hand tape), growing more animated over his favorite subject, money. Money earned. Money wagered. Money spent. Money flashed. Money lost.

On that topic, Mayweather said he collected $100,000 the previous night betting on N.F.L. games. He mentioned his 29 cars and charitable donations in the same sentence. He even compared his spending habits to a stimulus package: “If I’m making it rain, I’m throwing it to American citizens. In a recession!”

For most of the first 10 years of his career, Mayweather fought for the promotional company Top Rank Boxing, under a more typical model, with most of his money guaranteed upfront. Their split, in 2006, was far from amicable, marked by lawsuits.

Once freed, Mayweather met with Leonard Ellerbe and Al Haymon, his most trusted advisers, to develop a new plan. They wanted to control every aspect of a promotion, including the promoters, whom Mayweather hires on a contract basis for each fight. He also changed his nickname, from Pretty Boy Floyd to Money Mayweather, part of a philosophical shift.

For his last four fights, Mayweather has hired Golden Boy Promotions, a company started by Oscar De La Hoya but run by Richard Schaefer, a former Swiss banker with no previous boxing background.

To explain the business model, Schaeffer starts with a pie. A little more than half goes to the distributors (Time Warner, DirecTV, etc.). The balance goes to the network, HBO or Showtime, which takes its distribution fees and hands the rest to the promoters.

In this case, Golden Boy has one contract with HBO and another with Mayweather Promotions. But the money, less what distributors and networks take, is under Mayweather’s control; normally the promoter would control it.

That pie is only part of the total revenue, the pay-per-view TV part. To illustrate the other revenue streams, Schaefer pulled a piece of paper from his pocket, a spreadsheet written in 6-point typeface. Drawn out, Schaefer said it would take up two chalkboards, but on the sheet in his pocket, it was boiled down to a formula for how much Mayweather would earn, based on how many people bought the fight and what the other revenue streams brought in.

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Those streams include foreign sales for a fight broadcast in 168 territories; closed-circuit revenues (in 2,000 or so bars and restaurants nationwide, in theaters and in rooms at Las Vegas casinos); site revenue (ticket sales, merchandise); and sponsorships. Most boxers would see little, if any, of that money, whereas, Schaefer said: “All revenues here are Mayweather revenues. He gets part of everything.”
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Roger Federer does not make money off the sales of strawberries and cream at Wimbledon, nor does Derek Jeter’s contract include the Yankees’ TV contract in Asia. Mayweather has devised an altogether different model for marquee athletes.

But, under this model, the expenses are Mayweather expenses, too, including advertising (radio spots, print ads, TV commercials), publicity (press tours, news conferences), sanctioning fees, legal contracts and insurance. For a fight of this magnitude, Schaefer said the expenses would run about $10 million.

First, Mayweather will write himself a check this week in the neighborhood of $25 million. This is similar, in concept, to the guaranteed money that other fighters receive from their promoters, but the check is much larger. Besides Mayweather, only Manny Pacquiao would command that much. What Mayweather earns in addition depends on the success of the event.

If 1.4 million or 1.5 million fans buy the fight — which is expected — Mayweather will make about $40 million, Schaefer said.

For comparison, consider Pacquiao. For his coming November fight, Top Rank has guaranteed $22 million and a percentage of other revenue for a total of $30 million, said Bob Arum, chairman of Top Rank. If the fight is canceled because of a natural disaster, for example, Pacquiao will still make $22 million, whereas Mayweather would stand to lose much of his total earnings.

Because Mayweather has averaged about 1.5 million pay-per-view buys in his last four fights, and because no natural disaster has wiped out any boxing event in recent memory, he considers his risk quite low. Even Arum, Mayweather’s stated nemesis, conceded “there’s no loss, only profit.” He added: “In the end, it may be less than the guarantee, but it’s all profit.”

Arum and others, however, believe that there is value in promotion and that Mayweather would make even more if he ceded total control. Mayweather disagrees, and even says the formula can be duplicated by other fighters — for a fee, of course.

“That’s going to cost you!” he said.

[puga]

floyd is golden boy fighter....mofo does'nt even have a license

[hectari]

Floyd has no PROMOTERS license, he fights for Golden boy promotions and his pimp Al Haymon.

So his mayweather promotions doesn't exist in terms of boxing. 50 cent has a legit boxing license and in order to get one and put on a show you have to show proof of income and other financial things, something Floyd doesn't like doing for some reason.

[thuggery]

Your throat must be sore.

He doesn't have a license to promote.

[sdcluser]

Is the dude LarryX's clone or what? LMFAO.

FACT: Mayweather is a GBP fighter.

[thuggery]

Is the dude LarryX's clone or what? LMFAO.

FACT: Mayweather is a GBP fighter.

This is the same guy that posted this gem..

Pacquaio the steroid user did not agree to the test Floyd wanted for 2 years he had nothing but lame excuses that only pac lovers buy.

Pac wanted to take a test that can easily be beaten so his groupies can say ,"you see,i told you its god given talent".


I really don`t like coming to this forum cause its extremely bias,and i noticed a lot of black posters don`t come here anymore for that reason,and i even got a private message 1 time from a black poster telling me "lets start our own forum and lets leave this forum" and i noticed he does`nt post here anymore.The reason i come is cause all the haters spreading disinfo and there are well meaning people gullible enough to believe the lies that`s spread in this forum by the haters so i try to counter the lies.

[boxingfeind]

And who was Jesse Vargas signed to,some imaginary Mayweather Promotions.and how about J`Leon Love?

Keep trolling haters,It wont stop the truth from bareling down on your lies and wishful thinkings.

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