"This negotiation is all about golden boy making the financial rewards of a rematch outweight the financial rewards of suing them for lost earnings as a result of canelo's failed tests."
Don't know the particulars of their contract, but I don't see how Golovkin can prevail in a lawsuit. GGG has lost nothing because of Canelo's actions. Canelo has agreed to fight GGG in September under the same contractual arrangement that GGG and Canelo signed for the canceled Cinco de Mayo fight. You can even make a case that GGG comes out ahead because he did fight in May and earned money in that fight and stands to be made whole if he fights Canelo in September under the exact same financial conditions as the May contract.
If GGG's lawyers have reason to believe that they can make a strong case in court, I would think that they would have filed a lawsuit already, if for no other reason than to put pressure on Canelo to accept the 50/50 split that Govolkin demands.
Don't know the particulars of their contract, but I don't see how Golovkin can prevail in a lawsuit. GGG has lost nothing because of Canelo's actions. Canelo has agreed to fight GGG in September under the same contractual arrangement that GGG and Canelo signed for the canceled Cinco de Mayo fight. You can even make a case that GGG comes out ahead because he did fight in May and earned money in that fight and stands to be made whole if he fights Canelo in September under the exact same financial conditions as the May contract.
If GGG's lawyers have reason to believe that they can make a strong case in court, I would think that they would have filed a lawsuit already, if for no other reason than to put pressure on Canelo to accept the 50/50 split that Govolkin demands.
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