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Originally posted by GreatJoe View PostBecoming a legend.
Money soon follows.
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The mega-money fights are what is quickly killing boxing. Fights like Pac/DLH, DLH/Floyd, DLH/Hopkins. Fighters going after the most cheese, not giving a **** about legacy. Why can't a fighter go after both?
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You get rich f#ck that legend ****. There have been many good boxers who could really fight and never got the big money fights. So when the retire they end up with bull**** jobs because they old and don't have any real world work experience. Always take the money when it is there. There is no proof that just because you reach elite status that the money will be there. Because you can reach elite status and be avoided. You can be elite and not make money because you are not popular. If you are popular you will make big money. IMO Castillo was a better fighter than Gatti but who made more money?
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Originally posted by Makavelli View Postas a fight fan, from a fight fan's perspective, i dont give a f(!) about how much they make...im not gonna tell my grandkids 20 years from now about 'how rich a fighter was'
in fact, one of the few times i rooted for Zab was when he accepted close to nothing in his rematch with spinks...it didnt matter that the fight was in St Louis...all he wanted was to get the fight done and get his belts back...
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Take the $$$, legacy don't feed the family. The ideal situation is legacy with $$$, u might not have the best legacy u could have getting $$$, but that don't replae having stacks and being straigh for life. Get da $$$ mane!!!
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Originally posted by reedickyaluss View PostReally? Ask Joe Louis how that worked out for him.
Tyson, 350 million down the pan. What more do people have to do.
No-one would have money if they wern't sensible.
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