What if Industry (interview) ask GGG, ''Is 15 million good in your opinion?''

[Lester Tutor]

I mean seriously, that question if reported on video and on Youtube is straight SHOOK.

Remember the Ward questions in 2014, ''no..too much for me...not right now...''

Shook is shook. Holding a pen and not signing 15mill is odd for a dude with kids and 35..

[THC]

Not if he feels confident that the Canelo fight could generate more for him through a percentage share. He'd be ****** to accept a flat offer so far in advance.

He has at least one fight before September to increase his stature IF he beats Jacobs. We all know Canelo will sanction a novelty money bout in May with Chavez Jr. or a softer touch with Saunders to grab a MW belt.

I think K2 is aiming to have greater leverage when negotiations start in earnest for the September Canelo fight.

[kafkod]

I mean seriously, that question if reported on video and on Youtube is straight SHOOK.

Remember the Ward questions in 2014, ''no..too much for me...not right now...''

Shook is shook. Holding a pen and not signing 15mill is odd for a dude with kids and 35..

What if a reporter asked Canelo why he didn't offer GGG $15million and 160lbs when he was the WBC champ and GGG was his mando, instead of handing over the belt and running away ... what do you think Canelo would say to that?

[Lester Tutor]

What if a reporter asked Canelo why he didn't offer GGG $15million and 160lbs when he was the WBC champ and GGG was his mando, instead of handing over the belt and running away ... what do you think Canelo would say to that?

He'd probably say, ''dissa pursa bid I donna unastand, but mi promoter donna wanna pursa bid and he no take orijinal offer so he went to a pursa bid, so mi promoter a'says I hassa to leave belt.

I'm sure he would sound just like that.

[_Maxi]

What if a reporter asked Canelo why he didn't offer GGG $15million and 160lbs when he was the WBC champ and GGG was his mando, instead of handing over the belt and running away ... what do you think Canelo would say to that?

WOW brother you just killed him. That was brutal.

[Scipio2009]

What if a reporter asked Canelo why he didn't offer GGG $15million and 160lbs when he was the WBC champ and GGG was his mando, instead of handing over the belt and running away ... what do you think Canelo would say to that?

He'd say that the WBC was trying to dictate terms, at a time when Alvarez still wasn't physically ready to fight at 160lbs (a weight he's still yet to fight at, actually).

Alvarez after consistently claiming that he was still a junior middleweight, moved directly into a title fight at 154lbs, making the weight with no issues.

nice try

[Lester Tutor]

WOW brother you just killed him. That was brutal.

didn't you put me on ignore list from your threads?

[kafkod]

What if a reporter asked Canelo why he didn't offer GGG $15million and 160lbs when he was the WBC champ and GGG was his mando, instead of handing over the belt and running away ... what do you think Canelo would say to that?

He'd probably say, "Are you fuckin loco? If we da offered him $15million and 160 he wudda accept it and I da had to fight him already"

I'm sure he would sound just like that.

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[All in]

He'd probably say, ''dissa pursa bid I donna unastand, but mi promoter donna wanna pursa bid and he no take orijinal offer so he went to a pursa bid, so mi promoter a'says I hassa to leave belt.

I'm sure he would sound just like that.

Canelos Italian?

[kafkod]

He'd say that the WBC was trying to dictate terms, at a time when Alvarez still wasn't physically ready to fight at 160lbs (a weight he's still yet to fight at, actually).

Alvarez after consistently claiming that he was still a junior middleweight, moved directly into a title fight at 154lbs, making the weight with no issues.

nice try

In other words, he didn't offer GGG $15million and 160 when he was WBC MW champ and Golovkin was his mando because he didn't want to fight him.

So now he isn't the champ any more ... GGG is, and if Canelo wants to fight him now he's going to have to do it on Golovkin's terms. That's the way it works.