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ROSS GREENBURG DOESNT KNOW WHY MAYWEATHER TURNED DOWN THE PACQUIAO FIGHT
In late July, following the second round of failed negotiations for a Floyd
Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao clash, HBO Sports President Ross
Greenburg acknowledged that he acted as a mediator between Pacquiao's
promoter Bob Arum, Top Rank Promotions' CEO, and Mayweather's manager, Al
Haymon, even as Golden Boy Promotions' president, Oscar De La Hoya, and
Mayweather's adviser, Leonard Ellerbe, had denied that negotiations took place.
According to Greenburg, the fight was close to being made during both rounds of negotiations. The second time around, Mayweather turned the fight down without reason. To date, Greenburg was never provided with an explanation from Mayweather or his handlers.
"Both times, the fight was very close to being made. And, the second time around, you know, all that I can say is that you would have
to ask Floyd Mayweather why the fight wasn't made. To this day,
I really don't know why Floyd decided that he didn't want the fight any more in the fall," Greenburg said.
"To this day, I don't know why he wanted to take some more time off. Only Floyd has that answer. I certainly don't have that answer. But, you know, it was very close. It was so, so, close. I think that it was so close that I don't think that it's going to take much to make the fight the third time around."

ROSS GREENBURG DOESNT KNOW WHY MAYWEATHER TURNED DOWN THE PACQUIAO FIGHT
In late July, following the second round of failed negotiations for a Floyd
Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao clash, HBO Sports President Ross
Greenburg acknowledged that he acted as a mediator between Pacquiao's
promoter Bob Arum, Top Rank Promotions' CEO, and Mayweather's manager, Al
Haymon, even as Golden Boy Promotions' president, Oscar De La Hoya, and
Mayweather's adviser, Leonard Ellerbe, had denied that negotiations took place.
According to Greenburg, the fight was close to being made during both rounds of negotiations. The second time around, Mayweather turned the fight down without reason. To date, Greenburg was never provided with an explanation from Mayweather or his handlers.
"Both times, the fight was very close to being made. And, the second time around, you know, all that I can say is that you would have
to ask Floyd Mayweather why the fight wasn't made. To this day,
I really don't know why Floyd decided that he didn't want the fight any more in the fall," Greenburg said.
"To this day, I don't know why he wanted to take some more time off. Only Floyd has that answer. I certainly don't have that answer. But, you know, it was very close. It was so, so, close. I think that it was so close that I don't think that it's going to take much to make the fight the third time around."


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