Top Rank Insider Exposes ARUM's Lies...

[Phenom]

I hope HBO rejects the Margarito fight and the WBC fix their ranking

[Doctor_Tenma]

So there was no contract.
No Negotiation.

And people here thought Mayweather was avoidin' Pacquiao because of his comments

Ellerbe was right from the start.

This is funny though, too funny. I'm gonna remember this one

[Vito Corleone]

I'm not saying any of this is untrue but this guy has been killing arum since that teleconference where Bob just **** on Marley and basically told him to go away.

I feel like hes just a bit bitter at this point.

But again all of the stuff he says can be true i'm just saying.

Dan Rafael has said pretty much the same stuff....no?

[Carpe Diem]

As usual, the media will shrug it off and Team Pac get a pass.

[Vito Corleone]

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Arum's big plans start with Mayweather-Pacquiao deadline


July 14, 2010 | 2:41 pm
If there weren't enough obstacles to making boxing's dream fight, Manny Pacquiao vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr. Nov. 13 in Las Vegas, promoter Bob Arum has added another: a Friday night deadline for Mayweather to express interest in making the fight.

There are already questions about whether Mayweather will accept Pacquiao's slight concession to allow a blood sample to be taken from him 14 days before the fight -- he previously had said he'd give blood no closer than 24 days before the bout -- and there's rumblings the unbeaten "Pretty Boy" would rather not fight again until next year.

Mayweather's uncle-trainer, Roger Mayweather, has a pending Aug. 2 trial date in Las Vegas which could result in him being forced behind bars and indefinitely unavailable for the first fight of the century.

And Pacquiao's interest in participating is also a question mark, given Arum's current talks to stage an alternate Nov. 13 fight for the Filipino superstar against Tijuana's Antonio Margarito for the vacant WBC super-welterweight title in either Monterrey, Mexico, or Abu Dhabi -- which earlier this year hosted an Ultimate Fighting Championship card.

The foreign venues are required, of course, because Margarito doesn't have a license to fight in the U.S. after nearly taking plaster-loaded gloves into a January 2009 fight against Shane Mosley.

"A lot of money," Arum said of both site offers.

Now, Arum has thrown the Friday deadline into the Mayweather-Pacquiao fray, claiming, "We've got to get moving," as if announcing the fight later next month wouldn't still result in a live-gate sellout and massive pay-per-view buys for the anticipated showdown between the man considered the world's best pound-for-pound fighter (Pacquiao) and the unbeaten Mayweather.

[THE_BIG_HURT]

Dan Rafael has said pretty much the same stuff....no?

possibly so and he hates Floyd also, so again this can all be true but ever since that night i feel like Marley has been tearing Bob a new ass hole lol

[Pocket Dogs!]

As usual, the media will shrug it off and Team Pac get a pass.

If only Pac could leave Arum. Then you'd see Arum ****ting and pissing on Pac and all the while Marquez is on the corner laughing and having his meal of quail eggs and urine.

[Carpe Diem]

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Arum's big plans start with Mayweather-Pacquiao deadline


July 14, 2010 | 2:41 pm
If there weren't enough obstacles to making boxing's dream fight, Manny Pacquiao vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr. Nov. 13 in Las Vegas, promoter Bob Arum has added another: a Friday night deadline for Mayweather to express interest in making the fight.

There are already questions about whether Mayweather will accept Pacquiao's slight concession to allow a blood sample to be taken from him 14 days before the fight -- he previously had said he'd give blood no closer than 24 days before the bout -- and there's rumblings the unbeaten "Pretty Boy" would rather not fight again until next year.

Mayweather's uncle-trainer, Roger Mayweather, has a pending Aug. 2 trial date in Las Vegas which could result in him being forced behind bars and indefinitely unavailable for the first fight of the century.

And Pacquiao's interest in participating is also a question mark, given Arum's current talks to stage an alternate Nov. 13 fight for the Filipino superstar against Tijuana's Antonio Margarito for the vacant WBC super-welterweight title in either Monterrey, Mexico, or Abu Dhabi -- which earlier this year hosted an Ultimate Fighting Championship card.

The foreign venues are required, of course, because Margarito doesn't have a license to fight in the U.S. after nearly taking plaster-loaded gloves into a January 2009 fight against Shane Mosley.

"A lot of money," Arum said of both site offers.

Now, Arum has thrown the Friday deadline into the Mayweather-Pacquiao fray, claiming, "We've got to get moving," as if announcing the fight later next month wouldn't still result in a live-gate sellout and massive pay-per-view buys for the anticipated showdown between the man considered the world's best pound-for-pound fighter (Pacquiao) and the unbeaten Mayweather.

Green K, dude. You've done a tremendous job.

[Pocket Dogs!]

Green K, dude. You've done a tremendous job.

If only the *******s could be that thorough in their research.

[Carpe Diem]

If only Pac could leave Arum. Then you'd see Arum ****ting and pissing on Pac and all the while Marquez is on the corner laughing and having his meal of quail eggs and urine.

Funniest post of the day..