Comments Thread For: Canelo: Golovkin is Asking For More Than He Deserves!

[Robbie Barrett]

Do you understand the concept of Pound for Pound?
Want me to link a website for you?

I'll answer again: BROOK IS AS SKILLED AS CANELO.

SUGAR RAY LEONARD IS AS SKILLED AS ALI.

****ing dunce.

I was talking about Golovkin not fighting anyone as good as Canelo, you brought up Brook because he's P4P as good? Golovkin should fight Rigondeaux then you can claim he beat someone better than Canelo, P4P of course. ****ing ******.

[kafkod]

We're still waiting for him to fight one as good as Canelo.

Canelo wants to wait until Golovkin is 40 yo.

[satiev1]

I was talking about Golovkin not fighting anyone as good as Canelo, you brought up Brook because he's P4P as good? Golovkin should fight Rigondeaux then you can claim he beat someone better than Canelo, P4P of course. ****ing ******.

Brook weighed more than ggg on fight night.

[Scipio2009]

Funny how you laugh and break it down but when Floyd fights you claim he made $200 million when in reality it's more like $40

At last report, Mayweather-Pacquiao ended up generating $460m on PPV (premium cable/cable operators take their share, at least $240m stays with the folks putting on the event, with Mayweather Promotions taking 60% of that, or $145m as Mayweather Promotions' share of the PPV revenue).

Mayweather Promotions, as lead promoter of the event, had rights to roughly 30% of the seats at the MGM Grand for the fight, an event that ended up generating over $70m at the live gate (with tickets sold on the secondary market being what they were).

The UK TV rights to the fight were more expensive than ever, Tecate paid up more to sponsor the fight than they've ever paid up to sponsor a fight, the Mexico rights generated a ton of money, the different Asia rights were worth money, the merch, etc, concessions, etc).

Beyond the money that ended up moving though Mayweather Promotions, you add that Floyd, himself, made at least $3m in direct sponsorships, and to doubt that he touched $200m is laughable.

[Chuckguy]

At last report, Mayweather-Pacquiao ended up generating $460m on PPV (premium cable/cable operators take their share, at least $240m stays with the folks putting on the event, with Mayweather Promotions taking 60% of that, or $145m as Mayweather Promotions' share of the PPV revenue).

Mayweather Promotions, as lead promoter of the event, had rights to roughly 30% of the seats at the MGM Grand for the fight, an event that ended up generating over $70m at the live gate (with tickets sold on the secondary market being what they were).

The UK TV rights to the fight were more expensive than ever, Tecate paid up more to sponsor the fight than they've ever paid up to sponsor a fight, the Mexico rights generated a ton of money, the different Asia rights were worth money, the merch, etc, concessions, etc).

Beyond the money that ended up moving though Mayweather Promotions, you add that Floyd, himself, made at least $3m in direct sponsorships, and to doubt that he touched $200m is laughable.

You forgot to deduct the 40% that daddy al haymon takes

[Chuckguy]

I was talking about Golovkin not fighting anyone as good as Canelo, you brought up Brook because he's P4P as good? Golovkin should fight Rigondeaux then you can claim he beat someone better than Canelo, P4P of course. ****ing ******.

Nah dude ggg would murk jackal a more fair fight would be ggg vs chocolatito

[TonyGe]

Golovkin could and probably will ignore Canello until he makes a better offer. If Golovkin beats Jacobs and Saunders, Canelo will be frozen out of the middleweight division. Canelo would pobably stay at junior middleweight until he can't make weight anymore. Then what does he do?

[Lester Tutor]

lol. Golovkin still chasing Nelo.

[Scipio2009]

You forgot to deduct the 40% that daddy al haymon takes

Haymon doesn't take anywhere near 40%, and you know that.

Floyd's not in a ****ed situation like Pacquaio, lol.

[bender2000]

used to be a big canelo fan ...but cant wait till ggg knocks the little redheaded princess cold