Comments Thread For: Showtime Prez: Mayweather-Pacquiao, Not With Top Rank
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It's a familiar pattern of roadblocking, wonder what's next. And again, it's only Showtime that works with a single promoter, shutting out the rest.Comment
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You can call it whatever you want homie. But the fact is, I think I've done a fairly solid job for arguing my point that it serves Showtime no purpose to roadblock this fight. Or allow Floyd to roadblock it. I mean, there's a segment of fans that will forever believe that Floyd is ducking the fight. And that's cool. But its not really supported by anything other than like for one fighter and dislike for another. And that causes people to think irrationally. Personally, I think both sides are at fault. But in this particular situation with this statement from the Showtime prez. It doesn't even make rational sense for him to publically support Floyd if he thoughtt Floyd was full of it. They don't owe Floyd anything in terms of loyality. All they owe Floyd is a bunch of money. And they're not getting good return on their investment. And I could be wrong. But I doubt very seriously this guy is willing to allow Floyd to bull**** his company outta money because of a vendetta or simply to save face.Comment
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Forbes just read the news reports and make an educated guess. They do not have the inside information about "self-employed" fighters in a business which even the principals themselves are ignorant-compared to the promoters. Forbes do their stuff especially for Public Companies where they can get registered information. They sometimes go into the innards of a company-with the company's permission of course- and collate whatever information they garner, or are allowed to garner.
Show business is the most opaque in the world's history. There are literally hundreds, maybe thousands, of items....like for example, a very successful movie, which have been shown to have made huge losses....ON PAPER.... Boxing is show business with muscles, and we KNOW that it's almost impossible to get the REAL truth about guarantees and eventual money paid out for major fights.
If you believe what you read in an internet report of a Forbes side-issue, based on the information given to them mainly by Mayweather, or what they've read in boxing sites, well there's no point in my discussing it further with you. Although I'm sorry to say so because it has been interesting. Mayweather's guarantees have been proven to have been fraudulent. And having Forbes quote say, $100 mill income doesn't mean a thing. They certainly are not going to pay the IRS on Forbes' say-so....... Have sense man.
That kind of business is about 10 steps over our heads. At least the heads of most of us.Comment
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Showtime pres is a GBP stooge, haven't you learned that by now? He was an attorney for GBP before hired by Showtime. He made it a GBP house network. He's parroting the GBP party line, what else would you expect?You can call it whatever you want homie. But the fact is, I think I've done a fairly solid job for arguing my point that it serves Showtime no purpose to roadblock this fight. Or allow Floyd to roadblock it. I mean, there's a segment of fans that will forever believe that Floyd is ducking the fight. And that's cool. But its not really supported by anything other than like for one fighter and dislike for another. And that causes people to think irrationally. Personally, I think both sides are at fault. But in this particular situation with this statement from the Showtime prez. It doesn't even make rational sense for him to publically support Floyd if he thoughtt Floyd was full of it. They don't owe Floyd anything in terms of loyality. All they owe Floyd is a bunch of money. And they're not getting good return on their investment. And I could be wrong. But I doubt very seriously this guy is willing to allow Floyd to bull**** his company outta money because of a vendetta or simply to save face.Comment

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