Has 'Fraud' Mayweather Killed Al Haymon's Career?

Mayweather has all the leverage with HBO because he makes them so much money, as for the Showtime comment, they would love the money he brings even with a 'handpicked fight'. wifebeater would never jump ship to Showtime. he views showtime as the jr leagues. if HBO stands firm on pac/wifebeater, wifebeater will have to fight pac or retire.

Mayweather has all the leverage with HBO because he makes them so much money, as for the Showtime comment, they would love the money he brings even with a 'handpicked fight'.

I never could figure out why Goosen/Haymon didn't do a better job of developing Paul in the south and east coast. They always seem to be stuck on Cali and Atlantic City. Remember Floyd vs Corley that was a sell in Washington D.C. I mean I know it was Floyd but that was before he was a huge star. pwill had to go to cali so pwill could piggyback on areola's fanbase. AC is the biggest casino and thus fight town on the east coast. the only way pwill's fanbase could grow is at the expense of wifebeater's fanbase. pwill needed to challenge wifebeater.

hayman never sat well with floyd decisions as of recent. if it did, floyd could be fighting someone right now yep, haymon can't make money unless wifebeater is fighting. also he can't strong arm HBO into taking mismatches for his stable if wifebeater is on vacation.

Opinion by Boxing Insider (1 Day Ago) in Sports / Floyd Mayweather Jr. All Haymon’s rise to power in boxing could be over. The man many people predicted could become a major powerbroker in the sport – on par with Don King and Bob Arum – is now on the verge of crashing out. Haymon suffered major setbacks this year. First there was Chris Arreola losing to Tomasz Adamek and then Jermain Taylor being forced to retire after another KO loss to Arthur Abraham. Then Daniel Jacobs, Haymon’s supposed future star, was knocked out with one punch in a world title fight by the unknown Dimitri Pirog. Another devastating blow was suffered when Paull Williams was destroyed with one hit from Sergio Martinez. There is no question, Haymon’s previously impressive roster of talent was badly damaged in 2010. But it got even worse for Haymon. His #1 meal ticket and stepping stone to future control – Floyd Mayweather – has plummeted from a star boxer into a coward fraud serial criminal. Mayweather has spent most of the year ducking and dodging Manny Pacquiao and getting himself tanlged up into embarrassingly pathetic personal problems and criminal situations. Haymon had hoped to use Mayweather as his stepping stone to bigger and better things in boxing, like how Bob Arum and Don King had their careers basically launched by their involvement with Muhammad Ali. Now with Mayweather virtually a dead duck, Haymon is left with Andre Berto, Williams, Jacobs, Antonio Tarver and Kendall Holt. An insider who told me Haymon “is very, very careful about who he selects” as opponents for his fighters, has watched as his handpicking modus operandi has completely failed. With Berto as his last viable asset, do you think Haymon is going to risk it all by matching Berto tough for his next fight? Fat chance, as the protected and manufactured Berto is known to have a very questionable chin and two left feet. The interesting question will be how HBO will now handle Haymon, who has lost almost all leverage. The network has clearly given Haymon preferential treatment in the recent years, vastly overpaying for Haymon handpicked fights like Berto vs. Freddy Hernandez and various other desultory mismatches involving Mayweather, Williams, Arreola and Taylor. But now there is no reason to let Haymon to continue to have his way. HBO has all the power and is in position to force Haymon to match Berto tough. HBO is in position to force Haymon and Mayweather to agree to box Pacquiao next. Haymon and Mayweather have no leverage, no other options. Showtime isn’t going to invest in a Mayweather handpicked “fight.” Nor will Jerry Jones or the people at Yankee Stadium or Giants Stadium. As you see, it’s been a very, very difficult year for Al Haymon. And if Mayweather continues his downward spiral and Andre Berto has to fight Kermit Cintron or Selcuk Aydin next, it might get a whole lot worse for Al Haymon before it gets better. Contact Scoop: MrBiofile@aol.com Scoop Malinowski - enough said!!!

hayman never sat well with floyd decisions as of recent. if it did, floyd could be fighting someone right now

well, arreola never deserved the kind of attention he got. I mean he got beat by adamek, but at least arreola pulled his own weight (financially and literally) pwill was/is overpaid considering he can't draw flies to sh!t. I never could figure out why Goosen/Haymon didn't do a better job of developing Paul in the south and east coast. They always seem to be stuck on Cali and Atlantic City. Remember Floyd vs Corley that was a sell in Washington D.C. I mean I know it was Floyd but that was before he was a huge star.

I thought Paul Williams was paid decently, we all know Berto was being overpaid, but Arreola filled seats in Cali. and was at least entertaing to watch or listen to his post fight interviews well, arreola never deserved the kind of attention he got. I mean he got beat by adamek, but at least arreola pulled his own weight (financially and literally) pwill was/is overpaid considering he can't draw flies to sh!t.

al haymon lost a lot of stock with HBO when wifebeater jr walked from the 2nd round of negotiations and didn't even bother to acknowledge negotiations. not to mention all or most of haymon's stable are getting way overpaid for fighting cherrypicked fights. I thought Paul Williams was paid decently, we all know Berto was being overpaid, but Arreola filled seats in Cali. and was at least entertaing to watch or listen to his post fight interviews

it never ceases to amaze me. Whats on the agenda today yup write a mayweather hate article souds good. What you fail to realize is all news is good news, U don't know whose on Mayweather's pay roll he understands marketing better than anybody. Just think his next 24/7 maybe 6 episodes long b/c he entertains he brings the drama that sell tickets. Mayweather i I haven't heard about him losing any endorsement deals. Truth is as long as people are talking and articles are being written his worth continues to grow.

al haymon lost a lot of stock with HBO when wifebeater jr walked from the 2nd round of negotiations and didn't even bother to acknowledge negotiations. not to mention all or most of haymon's stable are getting way overpaid for fighting cherrypicked fights.

HBO has zero leverage with Mayweather, he is either their first or second biggest star so if he wants to fight they will show it on PPV because they want to be in the Mayweather business which has been good for them. They could let him walk but someone would want to work with Floyd given his success and I don't think HBO wants Floyd with anyone else but them. With Haymon that is probably pushing it a step to far, but HBO has always had all the power in that relationship they have chosen not to use it. The situation still has be sticky for Haymon, Jacobs and Williams. I followed the punisher since the begining but he will be back!! No doubt Mayweather is a cash cow for HBO but he still needs a suitable dance partner.

for some people that has been the last six years. Must suck to be them~ it never ceases to amaze me. Whats on the agenda today yup write a mayweather hate article souds good.

Opinion by Boxing Insider (1 Day Ago) in Sports / Floyd Mayweather Jr. All Haymon’s rise to power in boxing could be over. The man many people predicted could become a major powerbroker in the sport – on par with Don King and Bob Arum – is now on the verge of crashing out. Haymon suffered major setbacks this year. First there was Chris Arreola losing to Tomasz Adamek and then Jermain Taylor being forced to retire after another KO loss to Arthur Abraham. Then Daniel Jacobs, Haymon’s supposed future star, was knocked out with one punch in a world title fight by the unknown Dimitri Pirog. Another devastating blow was suffered when Paull Williams was destroyed with one hit from Sergio Martinez. There is no question, Haymon’s previously impressive roster of talent was badly damaged in 2010. But it got even worse for Haymon. His #1 meal ticket and stepping stone to future control – Floyd Mayweather – has plummeted from a star boxer into a coward fraud serial criminal. Mayweather has spent most of the year ducking and dodging Manny Pacquiao and getting himself tanlged up into embarrassingly pathetic personal problems and criminal situations. Haymon had hoped to use Mayweather as his stepping stone to bigger and better things in boxing, like how Bob Arum and Don King had their careers basically launched by their involvement with Muhammad Ali. Now with Mayweather virtually a dead duck, Haymon is left with Andre Berto, Williams, Jacobs, Antonio Tarver and Kendall Holt. An insider who told me Haymon “is very, very careful about who he selects” as opponents for his fighters, has watched as his handpicking modus operandi has completely failed. With Berto as his last viable asset, do you think Haymon is going to risk it all by matching Berto tough for his next fight? Fat chance, as the protected and manufactured Berto is known to have a very questionable chin and two left feet. The interesting question will be how HBO will now handle Haymon, who has lost almost all leverage. The network has clearly given Haymon preferential treatment in the recent years, vastly overpaying for Haymon handpicked fights like Berto vs. Freddy Hernandez and various other desultory mismatches involving Mayweather, Williams, Arreola and Taylor. But now there is no reason to let Haymon to continue to have his way. HBO has all the power and is in position to force Haymon to match Berto tough. HBO is in position to force Haymon and Mayweather to agree to box Pacquiao next. Haymon and Mayweather have no leverage, no other options. Showtime isn’t going to invest in a Mayweather handpicked “fight.” Nor will Jerry Jones or the people at Yankee Stadium or Giants Stadium. As you see, it’s been a very, very difficult year for Al Haymon. And if Mayweather continues his downward spiral and Andre Berto has to fight Kermit Cintron or Selcuk Aydin next, it might get a whole lot worse for Al Haymon before it gets better. Contact Scoop: MrBiofile@aol.com lmaooooo.... understatement of the year. He makes Pac's cherry picks look like world class title defenses.

There are haters whos schedule is booked a year of straight hating mayweather. For some people that has been the last six years. Must suck to be them~

I stopped reading right there. It was interesting until that point where it pretty much lost all credibility. Why? That's exactly what happened. He ducked Pac with bull**** test demands and then got in trouble with the law 3 times. Cannot be disputed.

There are haters whos schedule is booked a year of straight hating mayweather.

Opinion by Boxing Insider (1 Day Ago) in Sports / Floyd Mayweather Jr. All Haymon’s rise to power in boxing could be over. The man many people predicted could become a major powerbroker in the sport – on par with Don King and Bob Arum – is now on the verge of crashing out. Haymon suffered major setbacks this year. First there was Chris Arreola losing to Tomasz Adamek and then Jermain Taylor being forced to retire after another KO loss to Arthur Abraham. Then Daniel Jacobs, Haymon’s supposed future star, was knocked out with one punch in a world title fight by the unknown Dimitri Pirog. Another devastating blow was suffered when Paull Williams was destroyed with one hit from Sergio Martinez. There is no question, Haymon’s previously impressive roster of talent was badly damaged in 2010. But it got even worse for Haymon. His #1 meal ticket and stepping stone to future control – Floyd Mayweather – has plummeted from a star boxer into a coward fraud serial criminal. Mayweather has spent most of the year ducking and dodging Manny Pacquiao and getting himself tanlged up into embarrassingly pathetic personal problems and criminal situations. Haymon had hoped to use Mayweather as his stepping stone to bigger and better things in boxing, like how Bob Arum and Don King had their careers basically launched by their involvement with Muhammad Ali. Now with Mayweather virtually a dead duck, Haymon is left with Andre Berto, Williams, Jacobs, Antonio Tarver and Kendall Holt. An insider who told me Haymon “is very, very careful about who he selects” as opponents for his fighters, has watched as his handpicking modus operandi has completely failed. With Berto as his last viable asset, do you think Haymon is going to risk it all by matching Berto tough for his next fight? Fat chance, as the protected and manufactured Berto is known to have a very questionable chin and two left feet. The interesting question will be how HBO will now handle Haymon, who has lost almost all leverage. The network has clearly given Haymon preferential treatment in the recent years, vastly overpaying for Haymon handpicked fights like Berto vs. Freddy Hernandez and various other desultory mismatches involving Mayweather, Williams, Arreola and Taylor. But now there is no reason to let Haymon to continue to have his way. HBO has all the power and is in position to force Haymon to match Berto tough. HBO is in position to force Haymon and Mayweather to agree to box Pacquiao next. Haymon and Mayweather have no leverage, no other options. Showtime isn’t going to invest in a Mayweather handpicked “fight.” Nor will Jerry Jones or the people at Yankee Stadium or Giants Stadium. As you see, it’s been a very, very difficult year for Al Haymon. And if Mayweather continues his downward spiral and Andre Berto has to fight Kermit Cintron or Selcuk Aydin next, it might get a whole lot worse for Al Haymon before it gets better. Contact Scoop: MrBiofile@aol.com I stopped reading right there. It was interesting until that point where it pretty much lost all credibility. Edit: just noticed it is a Scoop Malinowski article, figures :nonono: :why:

HBO has zero leverage with Mayweather, he is either their first or second biggest star so if he wants to fight they will show it on PPV because they want to be in the Mayweather business which has been good for them. They could let him walk but someone would want to work with Floyd given his success and I don't think HBO wants Floyd with anyone else but them. With Haymon that is probably pushing it a step to far, but HBO has always had all the power in that relationship they have chosen not to use it.

May have been already posted I just though it was an interesting read considering no one knows what the hell Al Haymon looks like.