Yea but HBO barely caring about boxing how much can he possibly make vs those guys? I guess it all depends on how much Floyd is offering him to fight Davis. But if Arum offered 700k for Loma and Salido chose Davis instead, that probably means Floyd is offering some good money. Just guessing here though.
HBO isn't factoring into this. ESPN is has broadcast deals with both Golden Boy (ESPNDeportes) and Top Rank (ESPN). Those potential matchups are perfect for the GBP cards on ESPNDeportes.
HBO isn't factoring into this. ESPN is has broadcast deals with both Golden Boy (ESPNDeportes) and Top Rank (ESPN). Those potential matchups are perfect for the GBP cards on ESPNDeportes.
Are those guys you mentioned with GBP or TR? That's why I mentioned HBO. Cause Salido isn't with either one.
How much can he possibly make fighting on ESPN...? Surely a fight vs Davis should yield the most money.
He is a little bit past it but no one has yet to really show that by destroying him and showing him he's old and done. In the past 3 years, not Mikey, not Lomachenko, not Martinez, not Vargas. No one's really shown that. So it would've been interesting to see if Davis could've done that or if he would've fell victim to a dirty, gritty close fight.
At 36, Salido is going on his 20th year as a pro. He's kept himself in the mix at 126-130 since 2004.
You beat me to it. The talent pool at 130 is deep, so rather than looking to cash out, Salido could still make some honest money in matchups with Miguel Berchelt, Takashi Miura or Francisco Vargas for example.
He was just offered 720k...thats not good enough to cash out on?
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