Floyd could just own delahoya and say

[leathernvouges]

He wants cotto rematch for May 2 and that would just destroy everything he could do with canelo on that date unless he would do maybe a canelo vs GGG on that date but That's to risky for his cash cow, pac man is to small and he probably would have to reach in his deep pockets for him

[TommyToughNuts]

oh shut the hell up

[Daylyt]

and this couldent be shared on any of the 100th threads already, gtfoh thinkin your opinion deserve their own thread. reported.

[TommyToughNuts]

and this couldent be shared on any of the 100th threads already, gtfoh thinkin your opinion deserve their own thread. reported.

LMFAO!!! Straight Ether!

[The Problem Child]

True. Or De La Hoya could just kill Floyd and own him.

[ThePrince]

Cotto would make more fighting Canelo than he would fighting Floyd again. No way he turns down being the A side or at worst 1B side and a guaranteed $7-10 million plus a huge chunk of revenues for the Mayweather $1.5 million and no PPV cut sweepstakes

[ReIoaded]

Floyd could just own De La Hoya by simply spreading the word that De La Hoya has a boss. This would destroy Oscar's reputation as an American and he would lose all respect as a human being.

[Psylence83]

Cotto would make more fighting Canelo than he would fighting Floyd again. No way he turns down being the A side or at worst 1B side and a guaranteed $7-10 million plus a huge chunk of revenues for the Mayweather $1.5 million and no PPV cut sweepstakes

This!!!!!.......end thread!

[leathernvouges]

I thought he made 8 mill for the first fight

[Larry the boss]

Cotto would make more fighting Canelo than he would fighting Floyd again. No way he turns down being the A side or at worst 1B side and a guaranteed $7-10 million plus a huge chunk of revenues for the Mayweather $1.5 million and no PPV cut sweepstakes

Cotto made 8 million plus pay per view in the 1st fight https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...77161500,d.b2U


Cotto has been guaranteed an $8 million purse, a career high for him, and will also receive a share of the PPV upside. On the undercard, Canelo Alvarez will make $1.2 million, while Shane Mosley has taken a pay cut to $650,000.