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Peter Quillin interview from 2 weeks ago, quotable gold. Jacobs doesn't deserve fight

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  • #11
    It was all Al Haymon obviously. Peter seemed ecstatic that Jay Z went out there for him the way he did and then all of a sudden he turns down the money and drops his belt. And for what, A fight with Jacobs? I could see if he was gonna fight GGG or something but that won't ever happen unless they come up with $10 million or something crazy for Peter. Al haymon may get his fighters great money for fighting bums but he's killing the sport slowly.

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    • #12
      Originally posted by Jsmooth9876 View Post
      It was all Al Haymon obviously. Peter seemed ecstatic that Jay Z went out there for him the way he did and then all of a sudden he turns down the money and drops his belt. And for what, A fight with Jacobs? I could see if he was gonna fight GGG or something but that won't ever happen unless they come up with $10 million or something crazy for Peter. Al haymon may get his fighters great money for fighting bums but he's killing the sport slowly.
      Key word....bums.

      Like Konency

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      • #13
        Haymon screwed over Quillin. Convinced him to give up his title (the only leverage he ever had), $1.4m and any goodwill he had left with the boxing fans.

        And all because Al wanted to control everything and sees fighters as pieces in his power-play. I am sure Haymon is good to his fighters (on a personal level too) but this wasn't the move of an "Adviser". One day Quillin will look back and wonder how the hell he was convinced into making this move.

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        • #14
          That interview tells me that the turning down the fight and dropping the belt was not Quillin's doing, but more of a Showtime/Haymon talking him out of it.

          I think the guy is being used as a pawn.
          Last edited by deanrw; 09-06-2014, 06:17 PM.

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          • #15
            Originally posted by deanrw View Post
            That interview tells me that the turning down the fight and dropping the belt was not Quillin's doing, but more of a Showtime/Haymon talking him out of it.

            I think they guy is being used as a pawn.
            That's what it looks like... but he lost a lot for what?

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            • #16
              Originally posted by Hougigo View Post
              That's what it looks like... but he lost a lot for what?
              They will overpay him against Jacobs (parity with Korobov offer or a bit more) to make him happy. Someone promised him a guarantee. The Delay was probably haymon on the phone with Showtime looking for a date and shopping for a venue.

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              • #17
                On the face of it, Haymon has mis-managed Quillin badly.

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                • #18
                  good thing this coward retired. don't have to see him fight anymore.

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by deanrw View Post
                    They will overpay him against Jacobs (parity with Korobov offer or a bit more) to make him happy. Someone promised him a guarantee. The Delay was probably haymon on the phone with Showtime looking for a date and shopping for a venue.
                    I honestly can't see it being over a million for either guy.... because that'd make them the main event and I just can't see that unless they stack the card and I don't know who they could stack it with who's free....

                    Also I don't think Haymon could've done anything with the date, Roc Nation must've known they had a show Nov 1.

                    I agree with George, this'll be on a Danny Garcia undercard or something... I just can't see it as a main that would get more than what he was offered

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by Weebler I View Post
                      On the face of it, Haymon has mis-managed Quillin badly.
                      Haymon good for the fighters doe. We'll see it again when Roc Nations wins the Wilder purse bid and holds it the same day, Nov 1

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