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Originally Posted by jrosales13
It falls on Pac...
I never have or heard a promoter ducking a fighter, is a fighter ducking a fighter. So it always falls on the fighter.
If Pac straight up said no I will not fight so and so but I will fight make it happen. Arum will make it happen.
So it does fall on Pac. I have not had a problem with Pac opposition. But, 2011 can't be like 2010. He has to pick it up and if he doesn't it falls on him.
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I agree with this.
IMO, the only reason Arum seemingly takes control of which fighter to choose for Pacquiao is because that is the way PAC has treated his fighter-promoter relationship.
At the end of the day, if PAC wants to fight this guy, and not that guy... That's what's going to happen.
If he stands on the sidelines and says that is my promoters job, then that is what Arum will do.
But, in both situations... It comes down to Pacquiao.