It was different at 140lbs; you can't really be this dense, right.
Who else was Felix Diaz going to fight at 140lbs in a meaningful fight? Adrien Broner and Omar Figueroa Jr didn't work, so Diaz went with the next biggest fight for him. lol
Beyond even that, you're talking about fighting on ESPN for maybe $500k, with Crawford getting near all of the alloted money for the show (the disclosed purses for the ESPN shows so far basically top out at up to $2.5m in total purses for the full night of fights).
Sammy Vasquez has lost his last two fights; if Top Rank wants to give him a title shot, so be it.
Luis Collazo is a great example; why would he head to ESPN for maybe $400k to fight Crawford when he could fight Danny Garcia or Shawn Porter (likely in Brooklyn) for likely better money?
Counting just the big shows (Showtime/CBS, FOX, SpikeTV), Haymon has had almost 25 dates in 2017, with another 20 or so dates when counting FS1 and BounceTV (with likely another 15 ShoBox dates to put fighters on). Why lie?
Who else was Felix Diaz going to fight at 140lbs in a meaningful fight? Adrien Broner and Omar Figueroa Jr didn't work, so Diaz went with the next biggest fight for him. lol
Beyond even that, you're talking about fighting on ESPN for maybe $500k, with Crawford getting near all of the alloted money for the show (the disclosed purses for the ESPN shows so far basically top out at up to $2.5m in total purses for the full night of fights).
Sammy Vasquez has lost his last two fights; if Top Rank wants to give him a title shot, so be it.
Luis Collazo is a great example; why would he head to ESPN for maybe $400k to fight Crawford when he could fight Danny Garcia or Shawn Porter (likely in Brooklyn) for likely better money?
Counting just the big shows (Showtime/CBS, FOX, SpikeTV), Haymon has had almost 25 dates in 2017, with another 20 or so dates when counting FS1 and BounceTV (with likely another 15 ShoBox dates to put fighters on). Why lie?
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