I'm a huge Mayweather fan and I simply think that there were to many egos involved for this fight to happen. I wish PAC would have just conceived to Mayweather's demands, whether they were reasonable or not, just to make the fight happen. Mayweather feels as if he's the cash cow who calls all the shots because he beat De La Hoya when Oscar was the cash cow. If PAC would have beat Mayweather back in 2010, then he would of been the cash cow and in control of the negotiations. Now after all of these years, the fight has lost a lot of steam as PAC appears to have slowed down. In order for this fight to pick back up to what it once was, PAC is going to have to completely destroy Rios. Rios cannot win a round and PAC cannot let it go the full 12. PAC may even have to avenge at least one of his losses against Marquez or Bradley in order to assure a fight with Mayweather, but again, he has to dominate that fight as well and only then we'll be back to where we were, assuming Mayweather doesn't lose a fight between now and then.
Also, Arum has to really show Mayweather the money. It has to be significant and too much to pass up. Mayweather is already going to make about 30-40 million from Showtime. Arum is going to have to give Mayweather the pay-per-view money or a significant amount. It's sad that it has to come to this, but I guess that's why he calls himself 'Money'.
I prefer watching all sporting events (basketball, football, boxing) at the comfort of my own home, although I do go to check out some of the NFL and NBA games live at the stadiums/arenas from time to time. This would be the first and only fight that I would want to see live (If in the U.S.). Too bad it will get sold out within a hour.
Also, Arum has to really show Mayweather the money. It has to be significant and too much to pass up. Mayweather is already going to make about 30-40 million from Showtime. Arum is going to have to give Mayweather the pay-per-view money or a significant amount. It's sad that it has to come to this, but I guess that's why he calls himself 'Money'.

I prefer watching all sporting events (basketball, football, boxing) at the comfort of my own home, although I do go to check out some of the NFL and NBA games live at the stadiums/arenas from time to time. This would be the first and only fight that I would want to see live (If in the U.S.). Too bad it will get sold out within a hour.

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