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Originally posted by FeFist View PostHow much money did Vazquez make with his fights with Marquez? I'd like to know how much money Meldric Taylor made too.
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Originally posted by jrosales13 View PostName me one fighter who fought for legacy and didn't earn a lot of money throughout his career?
It doesn't matter if you fight for money or legacy. At the end of the day if you're dumb with your money you going to be broke period. And, if you fight for money and end up broke cuz your dumbass didn't know how to handle money and don't have the name that will live on forever then you fought for nothing.
If you fought for legacy and at the end of the day you're dumb with your money and end up broke. At least you will have a name that will last forever even after you die. A name that your family from generations to come will be proud to have.
If you're smart with your money. You should fight for legacy. I know I would. Because legacy comes with money and you would make enough money that would last you a life time and after that life time your name will live on forever.
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"Ya ****in dummy, ahm a prizefighta...that's what ahm suppozed ta fight for, a prize... Duh!"
Last edited by Mana$$aMauler; 06-10-2010, 09:57 PM.
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Originally posted by Ronson View PostIn my opinion Oscar ruined boxing because it was all business and money to him first. He retired and Floyd Mayweather does the same stuff. Now we have people like Tim Bradley and Amir Khan following that same route. Money counts to these greedy bastards and nothing else. What happened to wanting to unify a division, or to prove you are the best by fighting the best? That is why Oscar De La Hoya ruined boxing. Greedy bastards that don't give a **** about boxing fans.
I can see you saying this about Floyd because he doesn't have the same resume as far as this many risky fights and fighters in there prime.
Khan and bradley still have a chance to all fight each other along with Alexander,Ortiz,Maidana so it's still a little early to claim this about them
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Originally posted by PittyPat View PostBut again, who paid them for those fights? The fans. If they're broke now, it's their own fault for not spending/investing it properly during their active years. The paying public have done their part.
We can't be there to hold their hand after their careers are over, but with the right brain they won't need that - if they've been clever with their money which was generously donated to them by us.
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Originally posted by jrosales13 View PostVazquez throughout his career has earned millions. MILLIONS that should of last him a life time. Whether he is smart or dumb with his money is another issue but he has earned enough money to last him a life time.
Then there's the issue of wanting to leave money behind for loved ones and enjoying the money you took a beating to get.
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Originally posted by FeFist View PostDe La Hoya earned 10s of millions in one fight. Saying he has enough to last a life time isn't a certainty either, people have families, children have to go through school, hospital bills.
Then there's the issue of wanting to leave money behind for loved ones and enjoying the money you took a beating to get.
If one can't make 10 mil last a lifetime,
that person is a ****ing moron.
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Originally posted by FeFist View PostDe La Hoya earned 10s of millions in one fight. Saying he has enough to last a life time isn't a certainty either, people have families, children have to go through school, hospital bills.
Then there's the issue of wanting to leave money behind for loved ones and enjoying the money you took a beating to get.
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