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And now he owes 20 million to the man.
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No, and
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he only made like 100 grand that's it
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Horus strikes again....Mayweather goes from WBC to WWE
Undefeated boxer turns to wrestling for $20M payday
Source: Sportsillustrated and Cnn
"We sat down with them again about a month ago and they made an incredible offer and me and my business partner Al Heyman sat down with them and we cut the deal. It's an eight-figure deal worth $20 million just for this one fight."
50 highest-earning athletes in the U.S.
Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Boxing
$20,000,000
$20,250,000
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$40,250,000
It's been a monster year for Pretty Boy, who made $20 million in purse and pay-per-view shares for his fight with Ricky Hatton and another $20 million for his foray into professional wrestling.
Source: Sportsillustrated and CNN
Once Again,
Like it or not. Sports Illustrated confirmed those earnings...
not Horus
not Wiki
Sources: salaries, winnings and bonus figures from players' associations, tour records, agents and news reports. Endorsement estimates from Burns Entertainment & Sports Marketing, other sports-marketing executives and analysts, and agents. Salaries based on current or most recently completed seasons (exception: 2008 for NFL). For winnings-based sports (auto racing, golf, tennis), 2007 calendar year amounts used.
Sportsillustrated
Ranking the 50 highest-earning athletes in the U.S.
Five years ago, Sports Illustrated first set out to find the 50 top-earning American athletes (taking into account on- and off-the-field income). We discovered a few basic facts, and as the Fortunate 50 turns five, some things have remained dead-on consistent:
Floyd Mayweather #4
It's been a monster year (2008) for Pretty Boy, who made $20 million in purse and pay-per-view shares for his fight with Ricky Hatton and another $20 million for his foray into professional wrestling.
Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Boxing
$20,000,000 Salary/Winnings
$20,250,000 Endorsements
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$40,250,000
Link:
Source: Sports illustrated and CNN
Once Again,
Like it or not. Sports Illustrated confirmed those earnings...
not Horus
but Sports Illustrated
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we all know the quoted figure but most people can decifer bull **** from reality.Mayweather goes from WBC to WWE
Undefeated boxer turns to wrestling for $20M payday
Source: Sportsillustrated and Cnn
"We sat down with them again about a month ago and they made an incredible offer and me and my business partner Al Heyman sat down with them and we cut the deal. It's an eight-figure deal worth $20 million just for this one fight."
50 highest-earning athletes in the U.S.
Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Boxing
$20,000,000
$20,250,000
________________
$40,250,000
It's been a monster year for Pretty Boy, who made $20 million in purse and pay-per-view shares for his fight with Ricky Hatton and another $20 million for his foray into professional wrestling.
Source: Sportsillustrated and CNN
Once Again,
Like it or not. Sports Illustrated confirmed those earnings...
not Horus
not Wiki
Sources: salaries, winnings and bonus figures from players' associations, tour records, agents and news reports. Endorsement estimates from Burns Entertainment & Sports Marketing, other sports-marketing executives and analysts, and agents. Salaries based on current or most recently completed seasons (exception: 2008 for NFL). For winnings-based sports (auto racing, golf, tennis), 2007 calendar year amounts used.
Sportsillustrated
Ranking the 50 highest-earning athletes in the U.S.
Five years ago, Sports Illustrated first set out to find the 50 top-earning American athletes (taking into account on- and off-the-field income). We discovered a few basic facts, and as the Fortunate 50 turns five, some things have remained dead-on consistent:
Floyd Mayweather #4
It's been a monster year (2008) for Pretty Boy, who made $20 million in purse and pay-per-view shares for his fight with Ricky Hatton and another $20 million for his foray into professional wrestling.
Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Boxing
$20,000,000 Salary/Winnings
$20,250,000 Endorsements
____________________________
$40,250,000
Link:
Source: Sports illustrated and CNN
Once Again,
Like it or not. Sports Illustrated confirmed those earnings...
not Horus
but Sports IllustratedComment
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WWE can play the SM like a fiddle cause they know the SM doesn't give a **** about them.Comment
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Back to our Winky Wright vs. Floyd Mayweather discussion
Do you Want to bet that Winky Wright
Didnt make more money fighting Shane the second time.
than
Floyd Mayweather vs.DeMarcus Corley
Floyd Mayweather vs. Henry Bruseles
Floyd Mayweather vs. Arturo Gatti
Floyd Mayweather vs. Sharmba Mitchell
Floyd Mayweather vs. Phillip N'dou
You choose the fight and we can make the bet...
500k
Time to put your points where your mouth is....
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I heard and read it was $20,000,000 from certain websites and that, cant remember what but some people say it is bull**** so I don't know, whether its there opinion or true fact.
Well at the end of the day, if you was certain that it wasn't $20,000,000 and that then why did you make a thread about it? Was you unsure and wanted people to just reassure you or did you just make the thread for no apparent reason to talk stabs?
Just wondering...Comment
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