If you were confident you could beat someone...would you fight them for $10 million?
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I think boxing needs Floyd to fight Canelo again and lose. Canelo is the biggest name in the sport right now but the image most fans have of him is getting shutout by Floyd and ducking GGG. Not a good look.
I don't know if boxing needs a floyd/Manny rematch. You have to convince people that Manny is going to show up and fight like the Manny fans are used to. I doubt many people believe he actually will given what has transpired since then.
I know doehard Manny fans will try and spin it differently but even they know the deal.Comment
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WHo knows though. Floyd may just keep all fights in house (MP or PBC) and fight Danny/thurman winner and retire.Comment
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I don't know who from whichever party requested 152, perhaps that was a concession of various from the contract agreements. I think Floyd would beat Alvarez at 154 then and perhaps even now, so why 152, perhaps agreement to more for the cut? Keep in mind Floyd came in south of 152 against Cotto and the limit was at its full. Floyd came in south of 151 against Oscar, again with the max limit allowed. So why 152 for Alvarez?
Then we've got the whole mess with Golovkin stating he'd love to fight the winner of May vs Pac at 154, and Abel and team are on numerous record for wanting it! Then you'Ve got nobody from 154-168 can be in the ring with Golovkin....or that Alvarez is not Floyd...but Abel and Loeffler are not interested in a catchweight dealing and negotiating with two men who agreed themselves to a catchweight when they fought, Oscar vs Bhop....
Surprisingly with Golovkin, they'Ve set the standard with their fans believing that catchweights are out of the question...that it must be 160...
168 for Froch and Jr.., but Ward at 164...with fans constantly on NSB saying ''Ward should've taken 50/50 with Golovkin at 164''
I exempt Floyd from these fiascoes, but if gossip girls want to pin on this as if GBP and Alvarez don't know what they're doing but somehow K2 are innocent then the current state of boxing has clearly pulled over UFC fans mingling into the sport...
How do Golovkin fans seem to know what's right financially and never at fault, but everyone else is to blame.
And many of these being #48 bitter alts is a whole different story!Last edited by Lester Tutor; 11-02-2016, 02:46 PM.Comment
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So you disagree with me that GGG will get more than 10 million for the fight?Comment
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The Floyd-Alvarez-GGG is paradoxical, and it would take good a good industry writer to lay out the proper circumstances.
I don't know who from whichever party requested 152, perhaps that was a concession of various from the contract agreements. I think Floyd would beat Alvarez at 154 then and perhaps even now, so why 152, perhaps agreement to more for the cut? Keep in mind Floyd came in south of 152 against Cotto and the limit was at its full. Floyd came in south of 151 against Oscar, again with the max limit allowed. So why 152 for Alvarez?
Then we've got the whole mess with Golovkin stating he'd love to fight the winner of May vs Pac at 154, and Abel and team are on numerous record for wanting it! Then you'Ve got nobody from 154-168 can be in the ring with Golovkin....or that Alvarez is not Floyd...but Abel and Loeffler are not interested in a catchweight dealing and negotiating with two men who agreed themselves to a catchweight when they fought, Oscar vs Bhop....
Surprisingly with Golovkin, they'Ve set the standard with their fans believing that catchweights are out of the question...that it must be 160...
168 for Froch and Jr.., but Ward at 164...with fans constantly on NSB saying ''Ward should've taken 50/50 with Golovkin at 164''
I exempt Floyd from these fiascoes, but if gossip girls want to pin on this as if GBP and Alvarez don't know what they're doing but somehow K2 are innocent then the current state of boxing has clearly pulled over UFC fans mingling into the sport...
How do Golovkin fans seem to know what's right financially and never at fault, but everyone else is to blame.
And many of these being #48 bitter alts is a whole different story!
On Tuesday Alvarez made it clear that the catchweight was all Mayweather's idea.
"when the (fight) negotiations started, they wanted me to go to 147. I said that's physically impossible. I couldn't do it. Then they inched up to 150. I said I can't do it, that's impossible. Those days are over. I can't make that weight anymore, I've grown.
"Then they went up to 151. And then finally, so we could make the fight, I said, 'If anything, I'll give up two pounds. I'll go up to 152. I agreed to that. Then they tried to force me to be quiet and not to mention anything that they came up with the weight of 152. And that's why ... I haven't said anything until now.Comment
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LOL...I would box anybody for half that amount, who cares whether I am confident to win or not.
As long as I can enjoy the money later, I'd be more than glad to make a fool of myself until my opponent decides to knock me out.
But well, I am not a pro boxer.
As for GGG, I do not care how much he thinks he deserves.
The bottom line to me is: GGG team brags a lot, but they still have to back it up... the clock is ticking...Comment
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LOL...I would box anybody for half that amount, who cares whether I am confident to win or not.
As long as I can enjoy the money later, I'd be more than glad to make a fool of myself until my opponent decides to knock me out.
But well, I am not a pro boxer.
As for GGG, I do not care how much he thinks he deserves.
The bottom line to me is: GGG team brags a lot, but they still have to back it up... the clock is ticking...Comment
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