Comments Thread For: Pacquiao Says Mayweather Offered a $40 Million Flat Fee
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We all know that ain't right and Pacquiao could never accept that deal.Comment
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Just curious - what if Mayweather never accepts the 50-50. How does he earn that fighting someone else? Sergio Martinez/Canelo is the closest he could get, but nowhere near the Pac fight which could be 45-60 mill, my guess. It would not make sense for him to not budge when Pac is the only product that brings him that kind of money. Its not like a car dealership where he can go to another dealer who is willing to take his offer. There's only one dealership that sells the Pac product.Last edited by richardt; 01-26-2012, 11:19 AM.Comment
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No because Mayweather already makes 40 million plus without Manny!!!! Manny doesn't even make 15 million a fight. He has to pay Top Rank and Golden Boy. Look up his written guarantees he's getting and you will see their in the 7 million dollar range. Floyd has been making 40 million plus since he came back, he will make that his next fight and future fights that is a fact. The intrigue is can Manny beat the undefeated Floyd not the other way around which is the main selling point of this fight.
They both had a cut of the PPV since Pacquiao vs Marquez did much better I would not be surprise if Pacquiao walked away with more cash.
According to the Nevada State Athletic Commission, Floyd Mayweather Jr has a $25 million guarantee for tomorrow night's fight, while opponent and defending WBC welterweight titleholder Victor Ortiz is guaranteed just $2 million.
For comparison's sake, Manny Pacquiao was guaranteed $20 million for his May 7 fight with Shane Mosley, and Mosley was given a $5 million guarantee. Juan Manuel Marquez also has a $5 million guarantee for his November 12 fight with Pacquiao, and a rematch clause should he win that would give him $10 million for a rematch.
Figures for the Vegas undercard:
Erik Morales ($350,000) vs Pablo Cesar Cano ($100,000)
Jessie Vargas ($100,000) vs Josesito Lopez ($30,000)
Pacquiao doesn't rob his opponent blind like Mayweather does.
Ortiz got $2m
Marquez probably walked away with $8M
And stop telling lies.Comment
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According to WBO welterweight champion Manny Pacquiao, he was treated like an opponent during last week's infamous telephone call with Floyd Mayweather Jr., Pacquiao claims he was offered a $40 million dollar guarantee - but nothing further- for a welterweight mega-fight on May 5th at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Mayweather would retain 100% of the money generated from pay-per-view, and other various sources of revenue. Pacquiao turned the offer down and requested an even 50-50 split, which Mayweather rejected.
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