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Originally posted by ironmt View PostReally no different then Floyd claiming to be his own boss and calling the shots then making the statement that his next opponent will be determined by who his team decides he should fight. I recall him specifically saying If they choose Khan, It's Khan and If they choose Pacquiao, It's Pacquiao,. So does Mayweather make his own decisions or Is he so weak willed that he defers to his team to make his decisions?
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Originally posted by HAY-B View PostWhat a great way to keep the hype for this fight going. Based on the number of folks who have commented on this tread, Floyd has succeeded. By the time this fight takes place, half of the world will be watching.
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Originally posted by Beercules View PostIf this is such an easy fight, and Pacquiao is still sleeping and not on Floyd's level, then why not make it happen? Easy work easy money easy fight correct? Testing isn't an issue, Manny is doing VADA while Floyd is yet to step outside of NSAC/USADA? Does Floyd even test with USADA?
Floyd does deserve the bigger portion of the purses if the fight does happen. So why not? Floyd fans don't want this fight for some reason.
****, the Mayweathers don't want this fight either. Well it seems Roger does, but Floyd Snr clearly doesn't want it.
Oh well Floyd throw the belt in the trash and fight Khan. When that PPV bombs we can wait for Showtime to hold your hand to the fire and then we will get a Pacquiao fight.
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Originally posted by AVDB View Post1. This is a boxing forum where fans can come and express their views on what's going on in the sport. Because someone has a different opinion than you doesn't automatically mean they're ranting. I, for one, just want to voice my opinion and hear the reasons for others'.
Originally posted by AVDB View Post2. Fair means fair, whether it's coming from a Floyd fan or a Pacquiao fan. This is where math comes in. See, the fighters should've arrived at a number that accurately reflects their PPV powers. $40 million FLAT would've been a bad deal from Pacquiao's end anyway you slice it. This is purely conjecture but I'll be very very conservative and say the fight would've sold 3 million BUYS. Let's say the price per buy would've been what it was for May/Canelo at $70. 3,000,000 X $70 = $210 million. After Floyd, Arum and GB get their cuts, Pacquiao, who was relatively close to Floyd in popularity doesn't get his fair shake.
He turned down the offer, fine, no problem but look where he is now and you want to talk fair and simultaneously make it Mayweather's responsibility to give Manny what he wants? If he can't tell his own promoter what he wants why should he expect Mayweather to give him anything more?
Originally posted by AVDB View Post3. You act like Manny should be grateful for $40 million because that's more than he's ever made. Guess what? That's also more than Floyd's ever made for a fight
Originally posted by AVDB View Post4. Lastly, no one thinks Pacquiao should get more than Floyd. It wouldn't even be reasonable to make it 50-50. Hence, we arrive at what I've been saying all along:
30-40% would've been fair
Oh and yea, winner always gets more leverage in a rematch but this is boxing and anything can happen so neither Pacquiao nor Floyd would be strategic to bank on that
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Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP View PostWBC welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. added insult to injury by posting a photo, through his social networks, that ridicules former eight division world champion Manny Pacquiao.
The photo was a reminder that in early 2012 he called Pacquiao and offered him a $40 million dollar flat rate for a fight, which the Filipino star rejected. Pacquiao has since been knocked out cold by Juan Manuel Marquez, and there are claims that Pacquiao owes $68 million dollars in back tax to the United States and the Philippines.
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Originally posted by ironmt View PostReally no different then Floyd claiming to be his own boss and calling the shots then making the statement that his next opponent will be determined by who his team decides he should fight. I recall him specifically saying If they choose Khan, It's Khan and If they choose Pacquiao, It's Pacquiao,. So does Mayweather make his own decisions or Is he so weak willed that he defers to his team to make his decisions?
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Originally posted by Slip Stream View PostThis is true, we all have the right to our opinions, very true but what we don't have is a right to our own facts. Many times Pacquiao's nut mollusks will come here to rant and rave about non-facts that are more closely associated with mindless emotionalism. So I shouldn't have lumped you in with the free roaming ******s but I would seriously rethink your logic in this matter.
No, the negotiations should accurately reflect where they are in the sport, at that time Manny wasn't at 50/50 I'm sorry but reality doesn't bear this out. Manny had one chance at 50/50 and his boss correctly conjectured it would be better to milk him over the long term. What Mayweather makes isn't the point bro, the point is Manny would have made more than he has ever made, period.
He turned down the offer, fine, no problem but look where he is now and you want to talk fair and simultaneously make it Mayweather's responsibility to give Manny what he wants? If he can't tell his own promoter what he wants why should he expect Mayweather to give him anything more?
No it isn't and I think you know that, stop dude. Yes Manny should be grateful or do you think he should just take his chances with Bob Arum and hope Bob pays his taxes, oops guess what?
I offered if Floyd lost to Pac, Pac would definitely have the upper hand in negotiations because Floyd would want to avenge that loss more than anything. You guys can get 50/50 out of your heads, its never going to happen and making pointless appeals on Manny's behalf won't change the reality on the ground. The reality on the ground is that Floyd is going to be calling the shots if this fight happens. I don't see what the big deal is, Manny's use to not thinking when it comes to negotiating so what should he care now?
As for the bolded, duh.
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