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It seems that I'm not the only one who hates Arum:
Freddie Roach Put Pacquiao-Mayweather Talks in Motion
November 23, 2014:
Few tell Mayweather what to do, but Moonves’ prior lucrative backing has to count for something if the executive feels compelled to ask Mayweather to give the Pacquiao fight stronger consideration than he ever has.
Sources close to Mayweather have said the unbeaten fighter has never wanted the Pacquiao bout more than he does now.
Pacquiao is pushing for the bout, from his new Foot Locker ad to his bending in purse-split percentages. He told The Times Friday he’s willing to accept the fight at terms the Mayweather side has told The Times will be required to make the fight happen.
Following a Pacquiao-Algieri worldwide publicity tour, Roach said he urged Moonves to meet with Arum at the promoter’s Beverly Hills home.
“They didn’t like each other,” Roach said of a strain that dated to Pacquiao’s return to HBO after fighting one bout on Showtime in 2011. “Bob promised [Moonves] three fights … and only gave him one. … [Moonves] actually told me, ‘I’m not dealing with the devil.’ ”
“I kind of sneakily put them together, about four months ago. I knew it was risky. … [Moonves] wanted to make the fight without Bob and I said, ‘That’s not going to happen, you’ve got to bring him in.’ They walked out of that meeting with their arms around each other, happy.”
Let's hope this is it!
Freddie Roach Put Pacquiao-Mayweather Talks in Motion
November 23, 2014:
Few tell Mayweather what to do, but Moonves’ prior lucrative backing has to count for something if the executive feels compelled to ask Mayweather to give the Pacquiao fight stronger consideration than he ever has.
Sources close to Mayweather have said the unbeaten fighter has never wanted the Pacquiao bout more than he does now.
Pacquiao is pushing for the bout, from his new Foot Locker ad to his bending in purse-split percentages. He told The Times Friday he’s willing to accept the fight at terms the Mayweather side has told The Times will be required to make the fight happen.
Following a Pacquiao-Algieri worldwide publicity tour, Roach said he urged Moonves to meet with Arum at the promoter’s Beverly Hills home.
“They didn’t like each other,” Roach said of a strain that dated to Pacquiao’s return to HBO after fighting one bout on Showtime in 2011. “Bob promised [Moonves] three fights … and only gave him one. … [Moonves] actually told me, ‘I’m not dealing with the devil.’ ”
“I kind of sneakily put them together, about four months ago. I knew it was risky. … [Moonves] wanted to make the fight without Bob and I said, ‘That’s not going to happen, you’ve got to bring him in.’ They walked out of that meeting with their arms around each other, happy.”
Let's hope this is it!
Wow!
the pressure is HEAVY on Floyd and im loving it. The part of ur post that is pointless tho is "Pac is calling Jr out!" because in all honesty IT DOESNT MATTER ONE BIT WHAT PAC SAYS, Bob has complete say so and control of Pac .when it comes to Boxing, PAC HAS ABSOLUTELY NO CONTROL OF HIS OWN CAREER and thats my only problem with Pac honestly. Floyd and Pac dont have to agree to the fight, its Floyd AND Bob who do period.
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