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Cotto is just a little *****! He became middleweight champion by paying a step aside fee to Rubio so he could fight a one leg Martinez and then payed Golovkin to step aside so he can defend against Geale and now against Canelo. He should be unrecognized as a middle weight champion. I always also questioned how he came up from 147 to fight Yuri Foreman, also a one leg bum, for the WBA 154 championship when he had never fought a legit 154 contender. Cotto is just a fake ass mother****er who is gonna get destroyed by Canelo in the same fashion as when his two daddys Maragrito and Pacquiao ****ed him up.. Karma is gonna be a ***** for Cotto come Saturday!
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Originally posted by ~AK49~ View PostThat's an irrelevant difference/distinction. Its still 1.1 million out of cotto pocket.
Lol at the amount of butthurt from cotto saying '*** your trinket'
he's acting as if he's being shaken down by the WBC when the majority of that 1.1 million is essentially a ducking fee he agreed to pay to his mandatory challenger . why didn't he say " fuc your trinket " then ?
it was always apparent that step aside payment + sanctioning fees from a large purse will amount to a large sum of money .. why are some people acting as if this is an unheard of practice or an unusual case ? you guys remember when Tyson paid Lewis more than 4 millions to step aside back in 1996 ?
it's actually a good move by Cotto . he'll save money and will avoid a potentially dangerous opponent without losing face all while getting people riled up behind his fake crusade against the big bad sanctioning bodies .
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Originally posted by paypayvay View Postit's not irrelevant .
he's acting as if he's being shaken down by the WBC when the majority of that 1.1 million is essentially a ducking fee he agreed to pay to his mandatory challenger . why didn't he say " fuc your trinket " then ?
it was always apparent that step aside payment + sanctioning fees from a large purse will amount to a large sum of money .. why are some people acting as if this is an unheard of practice or an unusual case ? you guys remember when Tyson paid Lewis more than 4 millions to step aside back in 1996 ?
it's actually a good move by Cotto . he'll save money and will avoid a potentially dangerous opponent without losing face all while getting people riled up behind his fake crusade against the big bad sanctioning bodies .
He said *** paying 1.1 mil for your belt, and people have sand in their vaginas over cotto.
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Originally posted by ~AK49~ View PostHe basically did, in a more diplomatic way. How did you take 'I don't need or want your belt'?
He said *** paying 1.1 mil for your belt, and people have sand in their vaginas over cotto.
Vacate the belt after the Geale fight ? a bad look and a clear duck .
Vacate the belt after beating Canelo ? a bad look and a clear duck .
have the belt stripped from you few days before a big fight after refusing to pay agreed upon fees and have everybody blame the unpopular sanctioning body and support your crusade against " greed" in boxing ? WIN .
Team Cotto are a shrewd bunch .Last edited by paypayvay; 11-20-2015, 06:12 PM.
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Originally posted by paypayvay View PostIt was basically a face saving maneuver that worked brilliantly.
Vacate the belt after the Geale fight ? a bad look and a clear duck .
Vacate the belt after beating Canelo ? a bad look and a clear duck .
have the belt stripped from you few days before a big fight after refusing to pay agreed upon fees and have everybody blame the unpopular sanctioning body and support your crusade against " greed" in boxing ? WIN .
Team Cotto are a shrewd bunch .
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Originally posted by STREET CLEANER View PostI guess 1.1 million dollars is chump change for you
Paying your mandatory challenger to step aside was never cheap ( Tyson-Lewis example ) , and the sanctioning fees are at a fixed % of the purse , naturally the bigger the purse the bigger the fee .
i'm actually praising Team Cotto here, vacating after defeating Geale would've made him look bad .
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Originally posted by paypayvay View PostIt was basically a face saving maneuver that worked brilliantly.
Vacate the belt after the Geale fight ? a bad look and a clear duck .
Vacate the belt after beating Canelo ? a bad look and a clear duck .
have the belt stripped from you few days before a big fight after refusing to pay agreed upon fees and have everybody blame the unpopular sanctioning body and support your crusade against " greed" in boxing ? WIN .
Team Cotto are a shrewd bunch .
So it seems its an epic dunce move to go through all this to try and save 175k (out of maybe $20 million or more).
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Originally posted by paypayvay View PostAgain ,that's something team Cotto knew about after the Geale fight .
Paying your mandatory challenger to step aside was never cheap ( Tyson-Lewis example ) , and the sanctioning fees are at a fixed % of the purse , naturally the bigger the purse the bigger the fee .
i'm actually praising Team Cotto here, vacating after defeating Geale would've made him look bad .
Plus what you rather see. Canelo/Cotto or triple G vs any of those two.
In addition they did not need a belt to make this fight any more profitable than what it is. The belts are meaningless. Look how long Mr G has been the mandatory and don't get me started all the shinanigans that HBO and the WBC did to Martinez when he had the belt
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Originally posted by STREET CLEANER View PostWhat is it you don't understand? From 125K it went all the way to 1.1 million.
Plus what you rather see. Canelo/Cotto or triple G vs any of those two.
In addition they did not need a belt to make this fight any more profitable than what it is. The belts are meaningless. Look how long Mr G has been the mandatory and don't get me started all the shinanigans that HBO and the WBC did to Martinez when he had the beltLast edited by OnePunch; 11-20-2015, 06:36 PM.
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