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Originally posted by Catrin View PostBob arum needs to die!!! He is a cancer for the sport!! I was really looking forward to make the trip to the forum and watch this war!!! Ggg should call out the winner of martinez/cotto
or clean the 160 division!!! Dieeee bob
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Originally posted by arraamis View PostSo ..... Arum don't like the idea that Chavez wants to go solo, and also wants to get away from Top Rank.
Arum decides to offer purse parity, knowing full well Chavez wouldn't go for that, being that he is a very good draw. Then Arum, announces that the fight cannot be made, but other fights can happen over the next 15months, INSTEAD of sweetening the deal a little for Chavez to make the fight happen.
Arum, is a freakin cancer to boxing --
The real question is how much did HBO put in the pot for this fight????
And how much is Arum taking off the top for Top Rank????
If I were Chavez, I would 1.)Tell Arum to go & fuck himself hard. 2.)Take the remaining 15months contract time off, 3.) Find a sponsor and do boxing exhibitions all across Mexico to generate some revenue and keep interest high 4.) Get his career back on-track without that freakin slimy snake Arum.
This fight could have been made!!!!
And I blame Arum 100% for not doing everything possible to make it happen.
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According to Arum, this is the offer that Jr turned down to fight GGG.
With an extension, he was offered 7 million to fight GGG. For his next fight, he would get 5 million if he lost against GGG, and 10 Million if he won against GGG.
When Jr Declined, arum offered him the same purse as GGG (2.1 million) but with a PPV upside.
Not sure if it is actually true, but it is interesting.Last edited by deanrw; 05-08-2014, 04:30 PM.
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Originally posted by deanrw View PostAccording to Arum, this is the offer that Jr turned down to fight GGG.
With an extension, he was offered 7 million to fight GGG. For his next fight, he would get 5 million if he lost against GGG, and 10 Million if he won against GGG.
When Jr Declined, arum offered him the same purse as GGG (2.1 million) but with a PPV upside.
Not sure if it is actually true, but it is interesting.
So again, Chavez( according to Arum) $7 mill guarantee for GGG, if he won, next fight $10 mill, if he lost $7 million the next fight #boxing
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Originally posted by deanrw View PostAccording to Arum, this is the offer that Jr turned down to fight GGG.
With an extension, he was offered 7 million to fight GGG. For his next fight, he would get 5 million if he lost against GGG, and 10 Million if he won against GGG.
When Jr Declined, arum offered him the same purse as GGG (unknown) but with a PPV upside.
Not sure if it is actually true, but it is interesting.
"So we would…do these two fights, and the minimum he would make is $12 million, and if he was successful, $17 million plus. He turned that offer down. So we offered him a one-fight offer at considerably less money but still better than what Golovkin accepted for the fight and he turned that down. So obviously, he doesn't want the fight and we go on with our business."
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Originally posted by Plutonium View Post"There is no update but the point is that I thought that we made a crazy, unbelievable offer to Chavez for the Golovkin fight. It called for the Golovkin fight to pay him a minimum $7 million, and if he lost that fight, we guaranteed him another fight for $5 million. Now if he beat Golovkin, then we would pay him a minimum for his next fight of $10 million," said Arum, whose Top Rank contract runs through October 2015 with Chavez.
"So we would…do these two fights, and the minimum he would make is $12 million, and if he was successful, $17 million plus. He turned that offer down. So we offered him a one-fight offer at considerably less money but still better than what Golovkin accepted for the fight and he turned that down. So obviously, he doesn't want the fight and we go on with our business."
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Seems like a good offer so dont get why he rejected it. Maybe something else that we not seeing but who knows
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Originally posted by deanrw View PostAccording to Arum, this is the offer that Jr turned down to fight GGG.
With an extension, he was offered 7 million to fight GGG. For his next fight, he would get 5 million if he lost against GGG, and 10 Million if he won against GGG.
When Jr Declined, arum offered him the same purse as GGG (2.1 million) but with a PPV upside.
Not sure if it is actually true, but it is interesting.
of deal is that?
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Originally posted by Plutonium View Post"There is no update but the point is that I thought that we made a crazy, unbelievable offer to Chavez for the Golovkin fight. It called for the Golovkin fight to pay him a minimum $7 million, and if he lost that fight, we guaranteed him another fight for $5 million. Now if he beat Golovkin, then we would pay him a minimum for his next fight of $10 million," said Arum, whose Top Rank contract runs through October 2015 with Chavez.
"So we would***8230;do these two fights, and the minimum he would make is $12 million, and if he was successful, $17 million plus. He turned that offer down. So we offered him a one-fight offer at considerably less money but still better than what Golovkin accepted for the fight and he turned that down. So obviously, he doesn't want the fight and we go on with our business."
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Or maybe he'll just go get high.Last edited by Mitchell Kane; 05-08-2014, 04:39 PM.
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