Comments Thread For: Chavez Jr: Says Return Has Been Set Down For January 26 in LA
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Bullshyte, no one ever offered Jr. anything close to 12 million to fight gggComment
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yeah and hbo/televisa would have put up money for the ggg fight and more of it so whats your point??? you think they would pay chavez jr for those crappy fights and not ggg? theres no back-end moeny fighting ggg?
nice try using your brain.Last edited by daggum; 11-08-2017, 01:43 AM.Comment
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it was a 2 fight deal...you think he made 12 to 17 mill against fonfara and reyes???
It called for the Golovkin fight to pay him a minimum $7 million, and if he lost that fight, we guaranteed him another fight for $5 million. Now if he beat Golovkin, then we would pay him a minimum for his next fight of $10 million,"
"So we would…do these two fights, and the minimum he would make is $12 million, and if he was successful, $17 million plus. He turned that offer down. So we offered him a one-fight offer at considerably less money but still better than what Golovkin accepted for the fight and he turned that down."
addresing your "price of freedom" he still would have made more for a one off fight against ggg then fonfarra.Comment
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He was then offered a 1 fight deal for $2.1 million with no ppv money. Plus on top of that GGG added a $1,000,000 per/lb penalty. Chavez could of ended up iwing money! Or ay least not making sht!
Why wouldnt Bob Arum stick to the contract and orginal terms??? 1 fight 7 million for a huge ppv fight?? *** GGG woudnt even take $15 million for Canelo let alone 2.1.
He would of owed 3 fights to Bob. Orginal one plus 2. And you know damn well he would of had to sign ANOTHER extension before the rematch...Comment
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7 million to fight Gonady? What was GGG gonna make 50K? The only truth in this post is that Jr surely would have made more vs GGG than Fanfara.it was a 2 fight deal...you think he made 12 to 17 mill against fonfara and reyes???
It called for the Golovkin fight to pay him a minimum $7 million, and if he lost that fight, we guaranteed him another fight for $5 million. Now if he beat Golovkin, then we would pay him a minimum for his next fight of $10 million,"
"So we would…do these two fights, and the minimum he would make is $12 million, and if he was successful, $17 million plus. He turned that offer down. So we offered him a one-fight offer at considerably less money but still better than what Golovkin accepted for the fight and he turned that down."
addresing your "price of freedom" he still would have made more for a one off fight against ggg then fonfarra.Comment
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