If Kovalev / Duva DON'T Accept Ward's terms, then Kova was content with the Loss

[brettWall]

Kovalev accepted getting 3x less in the first fight, why would you expect him to even demand anything outrageous, especially when he's the one begging for the rematch? What am I missing? You kids ask the darnedest questions.

[billeau2]

Even Floyd's ********, at this point, is a tax offset (Floyd's constant ******** likely allows for that to be considered as a hobby business, allowing for him to write off any those losses).

Since Haymon helped straighten things out, I can't point to a single example where Floyd is handed money for anything; all of his business, from the looks of things, goes through pass-throughs and corporate shells.

will have to agree to diagree

It is not impossible for an athlete, or for example, a lottery winner, to be successful with the money. lets look at lottery winners because they are a great example in some respects: namely, no lottery winner imagines what the liability is for winning.

I hope you are right about Floyd, yes we disagree and I doubt Floyd manages, fair enough.

I would just caution anyone to look carefully at the general advice given because of whom is giving the advice. Paying a premium for a great tax accountant is money very well spent.

[Brickyardigan]

yes you are right. he wasn't able to knock ward down again therefore ward wins.

I can tell your feelings are hurt that Kov couldn't beat a guy coming up to his weightclass.