Canelos cost

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How much willi it cost canelo breaking the contract, any ideas

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How much willi it cost canelo breaking the contract, any ideas

I was the one campaigning for GGG to get something for a cancellation. In this case, not so much.

I don't think he's entitled to anything since he's proceeding with another fight on the same date, basically the same event with a different opponent.

If the event didn't go ahead after the cancellation, I'd say he could sue for his contracted pay.

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GGG will be making a heap less, maybe canelo will have to make up the rest, just read a headline that warren wants GGG to cancel may 5 and fight Saunders in June, that would be a better outcome

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GGG will be making a heap less, maybe canelo will have to make up the rest, just read a headline that warren wants GGG to cancel may 5 and fight Saunders in June, that would be a better outcome

Yeah I’m sure ggg is dead broke

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Did Cotto pay GGG that 800,000 yet?

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Yeah I’m sure ggg is dead broke

What would that have to do with anything, canelo has broken his contract, I think wilder received a couple of mill off Ortiz when he popped

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What would that have to do with anything, canelo has broken his contract, I think wilder received a couple of mill off Ortiz when he popped

What does wilder have to do with ggg??

If you don’t want to see ggg vs Saunders log off right now

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Did Cotto pay GGG that 800,000 yet?

If I remember correctly yes, it was a binding contract, cotto couldn't get out of it

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What does wilder have to do with ggg??

If you don’t want to see ggg vs Saunders log off right now

Read my post above where I mention Saunders, where I said that would be the BEST OUTCOME, then read the post you just posted and tell me how you managed to get that so wrong

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If I remember correctly yes, it was a binding contract, cotto couldn't get out of it

He tried so hard.

http://www.latimes.com/sports/sportsnow/la-sp-sn-miguel-cotto-canelo-alvarez-gennady-golovkin-fees-20151118-story.html