Comments Thread For: De La Hoya: Flat Fee For Golovkin To Face Canelo - No Money Split!

[joseph5620]

Oscar is the king of the hypocrites, you didn't like Mayweather but gave him a split...now when you want to give the impression you are trying to make a fight we all know you don't want to make and have no plans on making you want to play it up like you are being generous. Yeah Canelo is the A side but he ain't fighting himself...share the wealth. I do hope Golovkin says ok to this just so we can see it then become about weight and that being the excuse fallback for team golden puzzy.

There was no split for Mayweather-Delahoya. Stop making false statements.

[KillaMane26]

After he said all that bs about Floyd... And he turns around and do it himself

[KillaMane26]

And where was all this Aside shyt when Canelo fought Cotto????? Cotto

[OnePunch]

There was no split for Mayweather-Delahoya. Stop making false statements.

not researching EASY to research information makes you look ******.

There WAS a split for Oscar-Mayweather.

Floyd was guaranteed $10 million, and actually made $25 million. Where exactly do you think the other $15 million came from genius?

http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/sports/boxing/2007-05-09-fight-highest-earning_N.htm

[The Big Dunn]

stop what? An inference was made that because Saunders DID in fact duck by not accepting (or even countering) a reasonable offer (flat-fee plus likely $$$ from UK ppv), that magically somehow means that GGG should accept a flat-fee deal for a superfight with Canelo, likely the biggest fight that can be made in the sport for the next few years?

Not every fighter is a ********** willing to bend over and gratefully accept a garbage deal and say thanks massa. If I were representing GGG, I wouldnt even entertain a flat-fee offer for a Canelo fight unless it was 8 figures, and even then the rematch language had better be in his favor after he ghouls ginger.......




The 2 things arent even remotely the same.

You know better............

as to paragraph 1:

No, it means posters should criticize GGG for not taking the biggest offer of his career same as they did BJS. The PPV upside piece is not that big of a deal, he can make the money back down the road as others have.

As to paragraph 2:

Really, being offered your biggest payday ever is a garbage deal? Geez. I get your point and all I can say in response is what good does that do? You don't get the big stage nor do you get the big payday and its right back to square one.

Your play is financially ******, especially since GGG would likely win easily . Make $7-8 mil flat and then start making $10plus and be the face of the sport or keep making $2-4 mil on HBO?

[Motorcity Cobra]

He brings Canelos balls to the table. Canelo lost them after calling GGG into the ring, running his mouth, then handing over the belt

Yet despite having no balls he's filling up a stadium. Fighting on PPV. And made the CHAMP come to him. GGG has Canelo's balls and he has to travel as the champ and he's the B-side

[SP4RTICUS]

negotiations are called negotiations for a reason.
Dictating a year before the fight doesn't really seem like a way to make a fight.

[Motorcity Cobra]

A fight with Thurman would be HUGE! Same with Spence Jr. In a year or two. And both weight around 167 fight night. Everyone from 147-160 wants to fight Canelo.

But GGG has belts and big drama show

[NYC8224]

stay out of grown folk talk phuk boy.

Speak when i tell you to speak little boy.


I am in love with your mother after all, have some respect.

[Fetta]

negotiations are called negotiations for a reason.
Dictating a year before the fight doesn't really seem like a way to make a fight.

No but it is a way to build it up. And thats what its doing

They both have fights coming up they need to win first