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Originally posted by Fabes88 View PostEither that or they’re his fairy godmother outbidding his promotors to stage the fight in his home country (something even his promoters probably wouldn’t do)
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Originally posted by Sid-Knee View PostI wonder if the Americans will call Miller a coward like they did with Dillian when he refuses this fight.
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Originally posted by emhoffk View PostPulev is #2 and Miller is #3. According to the IBF rules, if #1 or #2 fight someone #3 or lower, #1 or #2 get 75% and the lower ranked fighter gets 25%.
"9.D. Purse Bid
The two highest ranked available contenders in an eliminator and those contenders
ordered to participate in a box off have the obligation to proceed to a purse bid if so ordered
by the President. All of the procedures set forth in Rule 10 will govern the purse bid with
the exception of §10B, “Minimum bids” and ¶10E, “Disbursement of Proceeds”.
Proceeds of the purse bid for elimination bouts or box offs will be distributed as
follows:
a. Boxer ranked #1 v. Boxer ranked #2
50% to each contestant
b. Boxer ranked #1 or #2 v. any other boxer
75% to boxer #1 or #2 and 25% to other contestant
c. Boxers ranked #3 or below v. boxer ranked #3 or below
60% to higher ranked boxer and 40% to lower ranked boxer"
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Originally posted by Redgloveman View PostThe thought did cross my mind. It's not an enviable situation for any fighter really and people on here were definitely pretty harsh on Whyte (as usual)
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Originally posted by Fabes88 View PostIt’s not the best situation but miller is taking home a career high payday I’m not sure that was the case for Whyte
I like miller, he doesn't seem to be rated very highly and a lot is said about his conditioning here, but there's not many big guys who can go 12 rounds at his size without showing serious signs of gassing. As he did in his last fight. He is definitely a contender.
He's a good talker too. The US Whyte, I'd like to see him Vs Dillian at some point, think it would be great both pre fight and in the ring.
Maybe if he takes this fight it could still wind up in the US. Hearn was suggesting that epic were amenable to staging it there, revenues would go some way towards the purse bid extravagance, although Pulev is surely giving them back most of his end?
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Originally posted by Deus View PostGive it a rest. Whyte was banned for taking an over the counter pre-workout... he made a mistake and paid for it (ironically a damn sight longer than proven repeated cheats have done whom have taken PEDs that you actively have to seek out).
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Originally posted by Holler View PostGood point. Whyte had lucrative alternative options as the Parker fight shows.
I like miller, he doesn't seem to be rated very highly and a lot is said about his conditioning here, but there's not many big guys who can go 12 rounds at his size without showing serious signs of gassing. As he did in his last fight. He is definitely a contender.
He's a good talker too. The US Whyte, I'd like to see him Vs Dillian at some point, think it would be great both pre fight and in the ring.
Maybe if he takes this fight it could still wind up in the US. Hearn was suggesting that epic were amenable to staging it there, revenues would go some way towards the purse bid extravagance, although Pulev is surely giving them back most of his end?
As for miller I do enjoy his fights and in today’s landscape he is a world level fighter. Given the quality of the two champions I don’t see him winning a belt any time soon though.
I’m not sure if pulev is giving them back anything I mean officially he’s not their fighter unless there’s some under the table deal between the two parties
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