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floyd scared of margo at 147 doesnt hold much weight when floyd fought DLH at 154 and gave him all the advantages, glove size/type, ring size ect.
Floyd had some negotiations for cotto and margo before he left arum but he made more vs dlh that what arum offered for those 2 fights combined. Then he fought hatton right after for another 20 million. After those numbers he was never coming back to arum and arum didnt want to work with GBP.Comment
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Daggum pwning the floydstans lol.Comment
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Not only did Arum want to short him, Arum was already ripping him off.
Mayweather filed a lawsuit against Arum on March 7 in Clark County (Nev.) District Court, claiming he is owed money from his two pay-per-view fights with his former promoter, against Arturo Gatti in 2005 and Zab Judah in 2006.
Mayweather claims he was supposed to receive 85 percent of Top Rank's net revenues from the Gatti fight (which was co-promoted by Main Events), and 80 percent of its net from the Judah fight (co-promoted by Don King), on top of base purses of $3.1 million and $5 million, respectively.
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I really hate when cheerleaders come in waving pom poms. It's feminine. But I do love calling them out.
If you'd care to present your facts about this topic against my facts, that would be much more appropriate.
But when you get embarrassed, don't cry and resort to ad hominem attacks. You down?Comment
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Mayweather filed a lawsuit against Arum on March 7 in Clark County (Nev.) District Court, claiming he is owed money from his two pay-per-view fights with his former promoter, against Arturo Gatti in 2005 and Zab Judah in 2006.
Mayweather claims he was supposed to receive 85 percent of Top Rank's net revenues from the Gatti fight (which was co-promoted by Main Events), and 80 percent of its net from the Judah fight (co-promoted by Don King), on top of base purses of $3.1 million and $5 million, respectively.
Arum counters that his company, Top Rank Inc., does owe Mayweather money
In October 2005, Top Rank sued HBO, Mayweather, Haymon, and Goossen-Tutor Promotions, alleging contractual interference for arranging a Mayweather-Sharmba Mitchell fight without the promoter's consent.
Included in that filing was a letter, from HBO to Top Rank, in which the network disclosed plans to opt out of its then five-year-old contract with Mayweather and Top Rank, which effectively would break the promoter's ties to the fighter, since a single three-way contract bound all the parties together.
Arum was flabbergasted, since HBO had no intention of breaking ties with Mayweather, but withdrew the lawsuit the same month it was filed,[B]after agreeing to a new two-year contract. The new deal included a $750,000 buyout, which Mayweather exercised less than six months later, after beating Judah, so he could pursue a fight with Oscar De La Hoya.
1. Arum was ripping off Mayweather since at least the Gatti fight.
2. HBO opted out of their three way contract with Floyd and Arum to get Floyd out of the contract with scumbag, theiving Arum.
3. Arum sued and as part of the settlement, Mayweather was able to buy out his contract for $750,000.
This explains everything about this situation. Arum offered 7million for Margarito??? Yet he already wasn't paying Floyd completely for fights and Arum was butthurt that HBO and Floyd Mayweather orchestrated his release from his contract with Top Rank. Yea, keep believing Bob Arum
If you still can't understand, listen to Mikey Garcia and he will explain it since it was the same thing that happened to him.
Interviewer: What about Top Rank claiming that you turned down fights?
Mikey Garcia: Those fights were never offered.
Interviewer: Did Floyd Mayweather talk to you being that this was very similar to his situation.
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