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nobody believes arum..........Originally posted by radioraheem View PostAccording to Bob Arum, in a new interview with Karceno/***************, he says kinda indirectly that a Mayweather vs. Pacquaio fight is being negotiated on the low. But definitely and clearly says that Espinoza has been ordered to not say another word again about it. And that Espinoza is out of the loop in regards to negotiations about the fight. Should we believe Bobby this time?
Arum 'Espinoza told he can't mention one word about Mayweather vs Pacquiao talks'
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Hey Amigo, U obviously haven't been paying Attention...Originally posted by R_Walken View Post
Don't U remember Take the test!....
FRAUD signs Pac to Promotional Contract...
Etc Etc Etc......Ha ha ha....
Floyd dosen't get the PPV #'s Pac Brings,
and SHOWTIME not Happy with FRAUD's Brand...
Let's Hope Our Hero, Validates His Greatness, and Stops with the B.S.Comment
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I hope Floyd sues the he'll out of Top Rank for this. They keep saying they want to fight him but run from every offer he makes them then turn around and say Floyd's scared of them.Comment
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No Problemo...Our Hero's STAR is beginning to FADE...Originally posted by Bronx2245 View Post
A Lot of PPV buyers, have been Laying Dead, for FRAUD's A$$ Kicking!!!
Still the Biggest Money Making Fight in the History...
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Dude PAC and mayweather keep talking about each other way goo much. I think they secretly want to **** each other instead of fight each other. They can take turns giving each other blow jobs while the PAC and mayweather fans watch while they drool and jerk each other off.Comment
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I see you're still defending Arum. Even your hero says he's a liar:Originally posted by bigjavi973 View Post
October 5, 2012:
Why would Cotto pick Trout (25-0, 14 KOs), a good fighter with a belt but a virtual unknown, over Pacquiao, the global star? What gives?
Money and weight is what gives.
For the 2009 fight, Cotto's deal with Top Rank called for a guaranteed $6.5 million purse, plus a share of the pay-per-view profits. During the Sergio Martinez-Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. promotion last month, Arum told boxing reporters that he offered Cotto $13 million for the Pacquiao rematch and estimated that with strong pay-per-view sales Cotto could earn another $2 million from his share of the profits.
Arum said that when Cotto turned it down, he and Pacquiao went with Marquez for Pacquiao's next fight, just one week after Cotto's.
Cotto vigorously disputed Arum's claim.
"The only offer Top Rank ever made us was the same money as in 2009," Cotto told ESPN.com. "[Arum] made the same offer he made in 2009, and we found it kind of funny. That was the reason we decided not to face Pacquiao. That, and they also wanted me to go down to 150 pounds and give him the same advantage that they gave Pacquiao in 2009, a catchweight."
Cotto said he was surprised to read that Arum said he offered him $13 million.
"Bob said he offered us $13 million, but he never came to us with that offer," Cotto said. "He always offered us the same guarantee he offered us in 2009, with the same benefits, and that's not fair. He offered the exact same amount of money. Of course it's a business, but all we want is fair business. You can say to Bob to tell me he made that offer to me to my face, and you will see his reaction.
"Miguel Cotto always agrees to fight the best. I've never said no to anybody, but you need to treat me fairly in business."
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Yeah have yet to meet anyone who even knows Pac is fighting let alone care that he is
Sell that fight Pac and when done tell promoter to accept offer.Comment
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All this Floyd/Pac BS will be laid to rest when Chris "Handsomeness" Algieri boxes the congressmans socks off.Comment
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