Comments Thread For: Naoya Inoue and Turki Alalshikh join forces with financial agreement

[RigosPressureCooker]

Hahahahahaha! Well if "pnut901" thinks it's a great name, then I guess it is!

That's because pnut901 KSAB, unlike you

[steeve steel]

That's because pnut901 KSAB, unlike you

If you say so, seņor Amateur!

[LarryMerchant'sBottle]

I don't think that they sold many PPV'S , for as highly anticipated as the card was it sure was a dud . They didn't even sell out the little arena. In a state with such a huge population and lots of them boxing fans it surprised me that they resorted to basically giving away tickets and still didn't fill the place. Crawford sells a lot of tickets in Omaha , they should have fought there.

If you don't mind , could you please post a link to your article ? Thanks !

I don't think Turki is paying too much more than what a regular promoter might pay. Here's a good link that lists what the fighter's earned that night. I'm sure Turki promised Bud some upside on PPV sales, but as you said, I don't think the PPV sales were all that good.

https://www.thesportster.com/official-purses-for-terence-crawford-andy-ruiz-jarrell-miller-jared-anderson-and-more/

[JakhmolaKasim]

Turki Alalshikh of Saudi Arabia's Riyadh Season has announced a sponsorship union with Japan's undisputed junior featherweight champion Naoya Inoue that has a reported value of $19 million.
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This new partnership with Inoue is definitely a game-changer in the boxing world, and it’s clear there’s some serious money on the table. It kinda reminds me of the big bets people place in the casino — always looking for the jackpot, whether it’s a massive win in roulette or hitting big on the slots. If you’re someone who loves the thrill of the game, you might wanna check out this 5 euro deposit casino - Low minimum deposits mean you can start playing without risking too much, and who knows, you might land that big win! Just like a high-stakes boxing deal, it’s all about the right moves at the right time. Can't wait to see how this plays out in the ring, though—hope it brings some exciting matchups and doesn't just end up being a financial play!

Big question: will this actually translate into fresh opponents and new venues (outside Japan) or is it more about the money and prestige? I’m personally hoping we see him fight someone high level outside his usual surroundings.