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But with a third fight against Pacquiao not in the cards right now (although maybe down the road), Marquez is taking on a massive challenge by moving up to welterweight to face unretiring Floyd Mayweather Jr., who yielded his No. 1 pound-for-pound spot when he retired last year. Marquez faces a very difficult fight, but give him credit for taking the risk. (Of course, the almost $4 million guaranteed payday made the decision much easier.) http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/box...dan&id=4163789
When it comes to these types of things, Dan Rafael doesn't say anything without a credible source, so this has to be spot on. It sucks cause he should be getting more then that, Steve Kim said Mayweather's getting 15 million, that's like an 80-20 or 85-15 split for a fight he has to move up 9 pounds.
When it comes to these types of things, Dan Rafael doesn't say anything without a credible source, so this has to be spot on. It sucks cause he should be getting more then that, Steve Kim said Mayweather's getting 15 million, that's like an 80-20 or 85-15 split for a fight he has to move up 9 pounds.
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