Waddell investment down to the last 82M? OUT of (521M)

[Ham Porter]

He's a loser that hopes boxing fails and spends all his time citing extremely inept arguments why it will fail soon.

Very amateurish.

2018... PBC begins it's era. 2022, HBO says forget our boxing program, lets spend that $30M on developing two new original series per year and make $$$.

PBC is done, son; it won't even reach 2018. Pretty much everyone else has accepted this but deluded, naive fools like you. Or maybe you have accepted it but your blind loyalty to Hymie means you'll refuse to acknowledge that it's done publicly.

[!! Shawn]

That was a strategy to lure fighters into his stable. People are naturally going to flock to the guy who will overpay you to over-matched opposition.

The big-time fighters who were already making solid bank due to career achievements, profile, fanbase etc didn't need to go to Haymon. That is why Haymon doesn't have a single big-name fighter (now that Mayweather is retired).

The problem is, once you get your fighters used to a certain level of pay, there's no going back.

There is an even bigger problem. Once you start over paying your lower level talents, your higher level talents demand an even more unrealistic level of overpayment as well. Its a strategy that is set for failure from the start, unless you can confidently drown all of your opponents, and then tell your fighters they get paid what you say they do. But that was never a realistic option for Al, or even a possibility. So the only conclusion that can be draw, is that he tried to put on as many high purse fights as he could to skim his 20% while the money was flowing, no doubt enriching many others in the process, while bilking investors out of their money.

[original zero]

If it wasn't a form of court the settlements and whatever other outcomes wouldn't be legally binding.

I swear, you Haymon fan boys are completely ******ed.

If I agree to buy your dog for a hundred dollars and we shake hands, it's legally binding even though no courts were involved.

Arbitration is binding because the parties agree that it will be binding, no different than any other agreement (contract, oral in some states, etc).

But you wrote that THE COURTS FORCED Schaefer to pay a large sum. 100% false. It was an OUT OF COURT SETTLEMENT. The courts had nothing to do with it and nobody was forced to do anything.

You continue to hurl names and insults like a whining baby because you know that your argument doesn't have any merit.

My IQ is 155 and I started college when I was 11 years old. If anybody is "completely ******ed" in this scenario, it's probably the guy that doesn't know the difference between "your" and "you're" when they're trying to call somebody a moron.

[original zero]

PBC is done, son; it won't even reach 2018. Pretty much everyone else has accepted this but deluded, naive fools like you. Or maybe you have accepted it but your blind loyalty to Hymie means you'll refuse to acknowledge that it's done publicly.

How much are you willing to wager? I've got 100k that says PBC will reach 2018. You in?

[AddiX]

If I agree to buy your dog for a hundred dollars and we shake hands, it's legally binding even though no courts were involved.

Arbitration is binding because the parties agree that it will be binding, no different than any other agreement (contract, oral in some states, etc).

Thats not a legal matter you fcking imbecile.

Only a court can make a legal decision such as a lawsuit, binding.

You can't sue someone if you don't go to court. What kind of fcking ****** are you?

[Ham Porter]

How much are you willing to wager? I've got 100k that says PBC will reach 2018. You in?

Your bet won't mean a whole lot after you're inevitably banned within the next few months.

[PKing]

Your bet won't mean a whole lot after you're inevitably banned within the next few months.

All the loudmouths saying PBC is done by April should be willing to bet at least a $1k...

or, stfu?

LOL

[ea22]

Profitable events? Wtf are you? An accountant?

Maybe just maybe boxers were WAY underpaid for WAY too long.

$15k for a ESPN Friday Night Fights main event?

HBO's budget getting chopped from $100M in 2000 to less than $30M now when the price of EVERYTHING has gone up 4X in the same time frame.

Every sport in the the US has increased it's earning potential immensely since 2000 EXCEPT boxing.

Think about that.

Boxing has become less popular throughout the years, think about that.

[Weebler I]

Are there any PBC fights coming up? From what I understand, the upcoming fights on Haymon's side are all slated for Showtime, and not under the PBC banner.

[HanzGruber]

If I agree to buy your dog for a hundred dollars and we shake hands, it's legally binding even though no courts were involved.

Arbitration is binding because the parties agree that it will be binding, no different than any other agreement (contract, oral in some states, etc).

But you wrote that THE COURTS FORCED Schaefer to pay a large sum. 100% false. It was an OUT OF COURT SETTLEMENT. The courts had nothing to do with it and nobody was forced to do anything.

You continue to hurl names and insults like a whining baby because you know that your argument doesn't have any merit.

My IQ is 155 and I started college when I was 11 years old. if anybody is "completely ******ed" in this scenario, it's probably the guy that doesn't know the difference between "your" and "you're" when they're trying to call somebody a moron.