Oscar De La Hoya and Golden Boy: Al Haymon carried out ‘fraudulent plan’

[spytactics]

Haymon is a trashy phaggot, i hope he dies a slow and painful death

[saintpat]

So it went something like this:

Haymon's lawyer: The deal will allow PBC to "buy" the fighters in question by paying GBP an agreed-upon fee for each fighter signed, and can do so starting immediately upon the signing of this deal.

Oscar: Right

Haymon: Sounds good to me.

Oscar: But you'll consider working with us in some cases to allow us to promote bouts involving these fighters, right? I mean, even though it's not in the contract.

Haymon: Sure, whatever.

Oscar's lawyer: I'll that that as an affirmative statement.

Haymon's lawyer: Sure, whatever.

[Mr. Philadel]

If a guy comes into your business and slowly starts taking pieces of it, are you going to be nice? I'm sure majority of you wouldn't. People are defending Haymon cause he's black. If he was another white promoter, these Floyd stans wouldn't give two shits.

Yo...how come it's ALWAYS about race when it comes to you?!?... I know Texas got a lot of racist weirdos running around in that big ass somewhat corny ass state so I guess you're just a product of your lame ass hick ass environment huh?!?...switch your style up homie and go orthodox because southpaw don't work for you...just a little advice from up top for you bottom dudes

[boxingsupreme87]

If a guy comes into your business and slowly starts taking pieces of it, are you going to be nice? I'm sure majority of you wouldn't. People are defending Haymon cause he's black. If he was another white promoter, these Floyd stans wouldn't give two shits.

And you're hostile towards him because he's black, what's the difference? I swear some of you guys are just upset that someone in your family is dating a black guy or something.

[Eff Pandas]

So it went something like this:

Haymon's lawyer: The deal will allow PBC to "buy" the fighters in question by paying GBP an agreed-upon fee for each fighter signed, and can do so starting immediately upon the signing of this deal.

Oscar: Right

Haymon: Sounds good to me.

Oscar: But you'll consider working with us in some cases to allow us to promote bouts involving these fighters, right? I mean, even though it's not in the contract.

Haymon: Sure, whatever.

Oscar's lawyer: I'll that that as an affirmative statement.

Haymon's lawyer: Sure, whatever.

LOL yea this is basically how I'd envision this going down myself. Wtf is an "affirmative statement" in regards to legal contracts & *****. If there was something legally binding in an affirmative statement here it'd be much more descriptive in the services that would be provided or what exactly an affirmative statement required of both parties. The whole reason to sign a contract is to spell out, in detail, each sides contributions & expectations moving forward.

[mathed]

There are 6(?) "major" alphabet belts in boxing these days by 4 groups. Thats 6 cats who can claim to be "world" champion. And you think 1 more title would eff ***** up beyond repair???

Like boxing is teetering on the brink of destruction right now tonight & if the WBO were to create a Super Champion or PBC created a belt it all comes tumbling down

Some of ya'll mfers crazy as *****.

The point is that with all the boxers and created belts, they could have their own refs for fights and new scoring structure, essentially turning "boxing" into something similar to WWE. Is that the kind of sport you want to watch?

There would be no affiliation with any boxing organization at all. All they need to do is make sure their guys pass medical exams and that's it. Provide in-house refs, staged fights, storylines, etc.

[Eff Pandas]

The point is that with all the boxers and created belts, they could have their own refs for fights and new scoring structure, essentially turning "boxing" into something similar to WWE. Is that the kind of sport you want to watch?

I don't think you could have your own refs cuz pro boxing would still need to conform to a state or national boxing commission. The UFC has a league setup & while I think they have more juice with making commission changes than pro boxing does, based on the new PED policy in Nevada, they aren't able to circumvent the ref & scoring system (much to Dana's dismay on some bad stoppage or bad decision nights).

There would be no affiliation with any boxing organization at all. All they need to do is make sure their guys pass medical exams and that's it. Provide in-house refs, staged fights, storylines, etc.

I think the affiliation to multiple corrupt alphabet groups now is pretty bad which is why I'm not opposed to anyone attempting new things in boxing. Boxing needs some new things to happen. The wrestling stuff you keep bringing up is lost on me in this discussion. I don't think losing the WBC, WBO, IBF & WBA would drive professional boxing into some weird professional wrestling territory & I got no clue why you thinking losing the corrupt elements of the sport would make it fake.