Let's say in ~15 years ESPN does a 30 for 30 on Pacquiao and Mayweather...

[FrankieClutch]

In 15yrs both will be cherrypicking fights but on ESPN

Floyd vs Pac, ESPN. First Saturday in May, 2029???

[dc3383]

Those would be great questions and revelations. I would also like to know if Floyd would've kept negotiating like how Ariza said with the whole $40 million thing or if that was his only offer when Pacquiao said "50-50" and got off the phone when Floyd didn't agree.

They have said the 40 million dollar offer wasn't just that's it; they said they never got to discuss what Manny would make on the back end because they just rejected it.

[-MAKAVELLI-]

Floyd vs Pac, ESPN. First Saturday in May, 2029???

$20 PPV..with Joe Tesitore and Teddy Atlas

[dc3383]

Ego's on both sides is why the fight didn't get made nobody wanted to concede at the table when at the time it was probably the easiest time to make it when it was a clear 50-50 fight.

[QballLobo]

It will open with an interview with Pacquiao at his presidential palace in the Philippines and then cut away to an interview with Floyd in his one bedroom apartment showing off his ankle bracelet after his 5th stint in jail talking about how he blew over $200 million in one year after he retired.

[FrankieClutch]

$20 PPV..with Joe Tesitore and Teddy Atlas

I'm live streaming

[QballLobo]

"What if I told you a guy name money walked away from the biggest money fight in boxing history?...."

[FrankieClutch]

They have said the 40 million dollar offer wasn't just that's it; they said they never got to discuss what Manny would make on the back end because they just rejected it.

I've always heard that it was 40 mill flat

[FrankieClutch]

"What if I told you a guy name money walked away from the biggest money fight in boxing history?...."

That's true, but there could've been so much more money to be made if it was a flat 40 mill and no PPV revenue

[-MAKAVELLI-]

I'm live streaming

Stream hosted by Dan Rafael.. good times