Comments Thread For: De La Hoya Optimistic To Make Cross-Promotional Fights With Haymon Moving Forward

[Bronx2245]

This negative mentality of one organization, refusing to do business with another, reminds me of the old divide, and conquer mentality.
Almost if not just exactly like racism, in which the greater good suffer's enormous harm just so that one organization, can try to elevate itself over another, or all others.
The struggle for dominance throughout history has caused so much harm in the past, and yet we still are unable to break from losing mentality.
Learning almost nothing from all of the damage that this type of mentality has caused, it is the greedy I must have it all, or nothing at all (destructive mentality).
Instead of the constructive mentality, of working together to make bigger, better, greater thing's happen (this doesn't just hold true for boxing, but for every aspect of life).
Instead of brotherhood (one hand washes the other), in many instances the chosen path has been to keep both hands dirty, rather than help build a more perfect union.
I didn't mean to get deep, but I'm tired of this I'm not going to do business with you, or I'm not going to help them get this done, (it's all about me/mine bull****).

I understand how you feel, but this is CAPITALISM! Popeye's don't share with KFC, McDonald's don't share with Burger King, nor does Verizon share with T-Mobile. They are competitors! I give props to PBC, because we just had Vargas vs. Foster, Nery vs. "Crazy A," and we're getting Tank vs. Ryan, Fulton vs. Inoue, and Stanionis vs. Ortiz Jr.! PBC is, and has been "sharing." However, I do understand that's not the "business model." They must make some "in-house" money for their business partners too, i.e., Benavidez vs. Plant, and Charlo vs. Tszyu. Just remember who tried to destroy Al Haymon in court, although they (DLH, Arum) were unsuccessful! Who was out there saying "PPV is dead," only to later say, "Yeah, um, we're raising subscription rates, and yeah, we have to have PPVs too?" In hindsight, we're kinda blessed to be where we are now! It could be (and has been) much worse!

[Oldskoolg]

Why would he want to fight on Dazn. Tank's fan base is a Showtime fan base not a Dazn fanbase. He will never generate more on

Case in point why the comment appears nonsensical. Tank’s fanbase is largely foundational black Americans a group that isn’t targeted by dazn

[Boricua181]

I understand how you feel, but this is CAPITALISM! Popeye's don't share with KFC, McDonald's don't share with Burger King, nor does Verizon share with T-Mobile. They are competitors! I give props to PBC, because we just had Vargas vs. Foster, Nery vs. "Crazy A," and we're getting Tank vs. Ryan, Fulton vs. Inoue, and Stanionis vs. Ortiz Jr.! PBC is, and has been "sharing." However, I do understand that's not the "business model." They must make some "in-house" money for their business partners too, i.e., Benavidez vs. Plant, and Charlo vs. Tszyu. Just remember who tried to destroy Al Haymon in court, although they (DLH, Arum) were unsuccessful! Who was out there saying "PPV is dead," only to later say, "Yeah, um, we're raising subscription rates, and yeah, we have to have PPVs too?" In hindsight, we're kinda blessed to be where we are now! It could be (and has been) much worse!

Don't boast to laud about capitalism, because those capitalist get rich off of the poor man's back, and by lying, stealing, cheating, changing laws to make their ill gotten gains legal.
I'm done with this particular post, we both already know where we stand on the subject, there's no sense beating a dead horse, it's on to the next post, comment, and reply.