Comments Thread For: Golovkin-Jacobs: Loeffler Tells The WBA a Purse Bid is Needed

[HeroBando]

You said he dropped the belt and never made an offer afterwards original post

Another guy posted that but nowhere does it say afterwards. He clearly means no offer was made before forfeiting

"Canelo gave up his belt to avoid fighting GGG, without making him any offers whatsoever. "

[HeroBando]

I don't care if it took you two seconds to guess and interpret...it's still simply YOUR point of view and not a fact. Sorry pal. Maybe you should open your eyes to other ways of seeing things....you know....out from underneath Triple G nutsak

What's the other way of seeing this, delusional idiot:

‘Wait a second. I could fight two Peter Quillins and make the same thing.’

[aboutfkntime]

Purse bids happen but aren't ASKED for lots of times, especially when fighters are represented by well established promoters.

You're ignoring my point and searching for me to say something argumentative so you can deflect. The question remains, if you NEVER see Trip in a meaningful fight, at what point do you point the finger at him and his team?

To hear you and others tell it, it's ALWAYS the other fighter or promoters fault....ENTIRELY. That's not realistic nor is it representative of boxing history.

outstanding post, especially the bold

I don't know how you do it tbh

both of those clowns know whats up

props for your patience ^^

[aboutfkntime]

Let me try Again:

Why do you blame Loeffler here and whatfore?

for calling an early purse-bid rather than negotiate in good faith, just like they tried with Canelo, you ignorant ****

[aboutfkntime]

Another guy posted that but nowhere does it say afterwards. He clearly means no offer was made before forfeiting

"Canelo gave up his belt to avoid fighting GGG, without making him any offers whatsoever. "

fk you're a clueless classless fanboy clown hero

Canelo vacated after the negotiation had failed, he vacated after the counter-offers had already failed..... when it became plainly obvious that Team Bull**** were relying on that ridiculous 15-day deadline for leverage they did the only thing possible other than be bent over and butt-fk'd by an undeserving over-rated hypejob.

and what happened next you fkn genius..... ?

oh right, your b1tch got offered 10mil, and he PASSED LMAO

[Can'tHoldMeBack]

fk you're a clueless classless fanboy clown hero

Canelo vacated after the negotiation had failed, he vacated after the counter-offers had already failed..... when it became plainly obvious that Team Bull**** were relying on that ridiculous 15-day deadline for leverage they did the only thing possible other than be bent over and butt-fk'd by an undeserving over-rated hypejob.

and what happened next you fkn genius..... ?

oh right, your b1tch got offered 10mil, and he PASSED LMAO

Well minus all the extra stuff you added in I was going say same thing about the talks before he vacated

[Ake-Dawg]

What's the other way of seeing this, delusional idiot:

‘Wait a second. I could fight two Peter Quillins and make the same thing.’

If he views Quillin as a bum...then he is just saying he can fight two bums and make the same purse. It doesn't necessarily mean that he could fight two guys and get his career high purse of 1.5M twice in a row.

[-MEGA-]

I say the fight is worth about 5 million. Let ggg get 3 and Jacobs get 2. I dont really see the problem.

[colorado]

GGG Jacobs should be a good fight. GGG would destroy Canelo. Canelo's too small and he knows it. Pressuring Canelo to fight GGG is like pressuring GGG to fight Ward or Kovalev, there are weight classes for a reason

[HeroBando]

If he views Quillin as a bum...then he is just saying he can fight two bums and make the same purse. It doesn't necessarily mean that he could fight two guys and get his career high purse of 1.5M twice in a row.

Why would he view Quillin as a bum? It's his career best win and his best purse by far. He would have said Mora if that's what he meant. You're trying too hard. Read the whole article, there's ducking evidence all over, not just that famous quote