Hymen literally bleeding money.
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Haymon lost 430 million in one year!
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Originally posted by Mr.Fantastic View PostI really want PBC to succeed because of free boxing but he overpaid a lot of boxers for easy fights. He should of paid them based on what the fight was truly worth. For someone as smart as he is, he should of known better.
Several months ago, I heard they had lost $484m. Today, it's $430m. Neither have a clue. What your eyes should tell you is that the fights continue to occur at a never-seen pace and looks like the pace will continue to be dizzying in 2017.
If I were to guess, I'm going to go with they're doing what they're supposed to with their capital. Spending it.
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Originally posted by IMDAZED View PostMost headliners are overpaid. I think if we are aware of this, certainly so is Al Haymon. If the sink is shipping, it isn't because he miscalculated a fighter's worth.
Several months ago, I heard they had lost $484m. Today, it's $430m. Neither have a clue. What your eyes should tell you is that the fights continue to occur at a never-seen pace and looks like the pace will continue to be dizzying in 2017.
If I were to guess, I'm going to go with they're doing what they're supposed to with their capital. Spending it.
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Originally posted by BreWall View Post$430 million. So he spent $35 mil per month. Don't know if that is cheap or over spending.
$35 milion is $10 mil more than HBO's budget in 2016.
HBO'S budget in 2016... less than $25 million
Man where did Haymon put all that money?
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Originally posted by JoeMan View PostYep. Haymon has been spending $35 mil per month and has very little to show for it.
$35 milion is $10 mil more than HBO's budget in 2016.
HBO'S budget in 2016... less than $25 million
Man where did Haymon put all that money?
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Originally posted by AddiX View PostWhat trolling?
This information is coming straight from the hedge fund itself.
The share holders are trying to sue the hedge fund to cut all funding and begin recouping loses.
"Allegations" are not facts. They are one side's beliefs about what is true - and in lawsuits, they are often biased and inaccurate.
In any event, A LOSS OF $430M IN "FAIR VALUE" ISN’T NECESSARILY AN ACTUAL DOLLAR LOSS. IT’S A MEASURE OF THE DECREASE IN ESTIMATED VALUE OF THE BUSINESS, NOT A MEASURE OF DOLLARS SPENT.
This is an accounting measure, not a traditional profit and loss measure. It all depends on how the fund accounts for "losses," which no one is accounting for.
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