Insinuates that Canelo maybe vacated because of the legal issues he's facing and that after that is resolved they will probably sit to negotiate with GGG. The fight would be huge at the end of 2016 or first half of 2017. I hope it happens. Canelo already said he has no issues in doing it at 160 so that's good.
Great objective article by ESPN regarding GGG vs Canelo and why Canelo vacated
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Insinuates that Canelo maybe vacated because of the legal issues he's facing and that after that is resolved they will probably sit to negotiate with GGG. The fight would be huge at the end of 2016 or first half of 2017. I hope it happens. Canelo already said he has no issues in doing it at 160 so that's good.
http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id...y-golovkin-now -
Sulaiman has not revealed what the purse split would be in a purse-bid scenario, but champion Alvarez will receive substantially more than WBC challenger GolovkinMauricio Sulaiman is not sitting in on the meetings where promoters are discussing the possibility of a Canelo Alvarez-Gennady Golovkin middleweight title unification bout, but the head of the World Boxing Council is close enough to the talks to have formed a strong opinion on how they’re…Comment
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But it wasn't a 55-45 split. And he never said anything about the legal issue when he vacated. He said he didn't want to be pressured by the WBC deadline. But the WBC will grant deadlines if you're negotiating in good faith.
http://www.latimes.com/sports/sports...517-story.html
First of all, Golden Boy could then forget about a 90-10 split. According to WBC rules, normally a champion gets 70% and a challenger gets 30%, however, the WBC has the option to modify the split to 60-40% or 55-45%, or in the most exceptional circumstances, 50-50%. With Golovkin being an interim champion, he would figure to make a higher percentage than a mere contender.
The rules also give the WBC President the authority to resolve any issue regarding purse offers or to take whatever action deemed necessary and appropriate regarding purse offer procedures “to preserve justice and equality.”
The vacating of the title by Canelo was a clear sign to some that he wasn’t interested in facing Golovkin. Of course, if you spin it the other way, you could say that it was a calculated business move by Canelo to give up his WBC title in order to avoid having to fight Golovkin at the full weight for the middleweight division at 160, and to avoid having to pay him a decent purse split of 55-45 rather than the 90-10 split that Canelo’s promoter Oscar De La Hoya wants.Comment
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Insinuates that Canelo maybe vacated because of the legal issues he's facing and that after that is resolved they will probably sit to negotiate with GGG. The fight would be huge at the end of 2016 or first half of 2017. I hope it happens. Canelo already said he has no issues in doing it at 160 so that's good.
http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id...y-golovkin-now
split will be 55% for the champion and 45% for the interim championComment
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ESPN objective? Come on man ESPN is a joke, they fired Curt Schilling for speaking the truth and then they had two **** dudes making out during the NFL draft.
Weight is the main reason why the fight wasn't made.Comment
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Gg wbc intermediate title is entitled to 45-55 why would they not get it?
First of all, Golden Boy could then forget about a 90-10 split. According to WBC rules, normally a champion gets 70% and a challenger gets 30%, however, the WBC has the option to modify the split to 60-40% or 55-45%, or in the most exceptional circumstances, 50-50%. With Golovkin being an interim champion, he would figure to make a higher percentage than a mere contender.
The rules also give the WBC President the authority to resolve any issue regarding purse offers or to take whatever action deemed necessary and appropriate regarding purse offer procedures “to preserve justice and equality.”
The vacating of the title by Canelo was a clear sign to some that he wasn’t interested in facing Golovkin. Of course, if you spin it the other way, you could say that it was a calculated business move by Canelo to give up his WBC title in order to avoid having to fight Golovkin at the full weight for the middleweight division at 160, and to avoid having to pay him a decent purse split of 55-45 rather than the 90-10 split that Canelo’s promoter Oscar De La Hoya wants.Comment
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Gg wbc intermediate title is entitled to 45-55 why would they not get it?
First of all, Golden Boy could then forget about a 90-10 split. According to WBC rules, normally a champion gets 70% and a challenger gets 30%, however, the WBC has the option to modify the split to 60-40% or 55-45%, or in the most exceptional circumstances, 50-50%. With Golovkin being an interim champion, he would figure to make a higher percentage than a mere contender.
The rules also give the WBC President the authority to resolve any issue regarding purse offers or to take whatever action deemed necessary and appropriate regarding purse offer procedures “to preserve justice and equality.”
The vacating of the title by Canelo was a clear sign to some that he wasn’t interested in facing Golovkin. Of course, if you spin it the other way, you could say that it was a calculated business move by Canelo to give up his WBC title in order to avoid having to fight Golovkin at the full weight for the middleweight division at 160, and to avoid having to pay him a decent purse split of 55-45 rather than the 90-10 split that Canelo’s promoter Oscar De La Hoya wants.Comment
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