damn looks like Quillin took a big paycut

[RespekonMyName]

Quillin passed on the fight to be with his pregnant wife and ailing uncle, who eventually died. Nobody here reads.

[sugarsmosley]

Big things are coming ahead. You're getting the fights you all want to see. #TeamChocolate #NoBeltsNeeded

[Jc8804]

Quillen got lee problems

[ИATAS]

Quillin passed on the fight to be with his pregnant wife and ailing uncle, who eventually died. Nobody here reads.

We read just not buying the excuse. He's openly said Haymon has a plan for him and Korobov wasn't part of the plan and that we would understand later. He could have requested a time extension for his title defense in time of a family crisis as well. Purse bids are notoriously pushed back as it is.

[SlySlickSmooth]

Yall don't see Quillin's plan. You see my boy Quillin is smart, he got his GED. The big picture flies over you simpleton's head.

Pete will be raking in those $20 million paydays as soon as Golovkin leaves the middleweight division!

[SlySlickSmooth]

Haymon is trying to build a new brand, the last thing he wanted or needed was ROC putting on a monster event announcing themselves the new party in town to attend, when Haymon is starting his own super club, behold PBC.

Ok I don't like Quillin, but he said the fans would understand he had to to make the fights the fans want, right now Haymon is putting on those events. Quillin pays the ultimate price, although he was paid step aside money and Haymon just bought him a shot back at his belt, Haymon needed Quillin and now he has repaid his debt to him. Quillin ****ed up with the weight and performance.

I wouldn't be surprised to see Quillin versus Andre Dirrell for the IBF title this year, or Antony Dirrell too. He has options and Haymon will make it up to him for being made to look ******.

My only grievance in all this is the new PBC formats are really poor atmospheric.

James DeGale is gonna have the IBF title after he whoops Andre Dirrell.

Quillin isn't going to get a title or be theb est at 168 as long as Ward and DeGale are there.

[BostonGuy]

My feeling is that Quilin would've handled Korobov easily. In finance, and business in general, if you have a sure thing in front of you e.g. $1.4 million payday, you take it and cash in. I don't get stepping away in the hopes that somehow the move will strategically benefit you much greater. There's too many 'what ifs' in the equation.

I've watched boxing and followed the inner workings (to some degree) of the sport for many years and I can't cite a single situation where the fighter turned down a huge payday and made a much greater one in lieu of. Can anyone think of one?

[-MAKAVELLI-]

My feeling is that Quilin would've handled Korobov easily. In finance, and business in general, if you have a sure thing in front of you e.g. $1.4 million payday, you take it and cash in. I don't get stepping away in the hopes that somehow the move will strategically benefit you much greater. There's too many 'what ifs' in the equation.

I've watched boxing and followed the inner workings (to some degree) of the sport for many years and I can't cite a single situation where the fighter turned down a huge payday and made a much greater one in lieu of. Can anyone think of one?

Bradley ducking Khan and not only securing a PAC fight, but 2 with a JMM payday sandwiched in between?

[BostonGuy]

Bradley ducking Khan and not only securing a PAC fight, but 2 with a JMM payday sandwiched in between?

Maybe, but was there ever a big price tag on the Khan-Bradley fight? I think maneuvering between opponents to secure the biggest and best payday is slightly different then turning down a guaranteed big money purse. I could be wrong

[aldo5408]

My feeling is that Quilin would've handled Korobov easily. In finance, and business in general, if you have a sure thing in front of you e.g. $1.4 million payday, you take it and cash in. I don't get stepping away in the hopes that somehow the move will strategically benefit you much greater. There's too many 'what ifs' in the equation.

I've watched boxing and followed the inner workings (to some degree) of the sport for many years and I can't cite a single situation where the fighter turned down a huge payday and made a much greater one in lieu of. Can anyone think of one?

Marquez turned down a rematch with Manny fought chris john then rematches manny for millions