Let's have a discussion about this A side B side.
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I wasn't replying to a thread I was replying to you in which you became a spaz.....Tyson generated more then Lewis did his arena sold out double..his pp v is much higher seats alone were going for thousands .
The split was 50% of a 13 reported million.you were wrong on the Joshua fight.
I'm quite sure I responded to the thread with the correct answer that you got wrong which is anyone not a side of either.Last edited by REDEEMER; 10-22-2018, 01:53 AM.Comment
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These are the only circumstances under which I ever use the term (and not even then if there's a clear and unambiguous reason - particularly financial - to make a different fight). A ridiculously overused term in a sport where ultimately no one is obliged to fight anyone except in defense of the titles which may raise their market value.Comment
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haha revisionist historyI didn't say anything about B sides, however Lewis can't sell without Tyson. You seem to lack any common sense on here and are fighting with yourself when anyone who knows boxing understands Tyson was the A side that's why the fight didn't happen in 1996 because Lewis was begging for more money and Tyson went with the other draw Holyfield.
Lewis was paid $4mil by Don King basically as lost earnings after King decided to jump the queue with Tyson, and Mike wasn't a champion again until he beat Bruno in 1996 which is why Lewis felt the situation was unfair, he was the one supposed to be unifying.Last edited by Zn1; 10-22-2018, 03:40 AM.Comment
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When the other guy that is relatively unknown innhis home town is making exuberant demands.A and B side debate to me now is being used as an excuse for your favorite fighter to DUCK a Potentially Dangerous Opponent. It is a DUCK without admitting you want your favorite fighter to DUCK certain opponents so more and more you're seeing fans with this "Who Has He Fought" "Nobody Knows Him" "He Is Not A Draw" "He Should Fight This Other Guy First" SOUNDS FAMILIAR? These are nothing more than Deterrents Tactics
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Whatever happened to , ya know, prizefighting?
I don't understand why fans would give a **** about draw and not support a winner's take over this fighter gets X while this one gets Y.
50-50 would be for those who are not confident. 75/25 for those who are. Why does either side need protected from their L?Comment
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I have yet to see ONE fighter disclose any real number crunching details. It’s all a generic percentage or flat fee. These guys on this website just spew out percentages without knowing how much the fight will actually generate. Believe it or not, it’s larger and more complicated than just pulling a number out of your ass and saying that’s what a guy gets...:and if guys want to speculate and guess that’s fine, or course. Have your fun, but when guys start arguing over imaginary numbers it gets obsurd and counter productiveComment
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But because you didn't read the thread, you didn't understand what was being discussed. It's ridiculous to claim Lewis was the B-side in LEWIS-TYSON when his name was literally listed first, he walked last, it was a 50/50 purse split, and his most recent PPV had out sold Tyson's most recent PPV. You're not making any sense.
No, you're wrong. I know for a fact it was 55/45 and if you're willing to put your money where your mouth is, I'll be happy to prove it.The split was 50% of a 13 reported million.you were wrong on the Joshua fight.Comment
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https://www.totalsportek.com/boxing/...purse-payouts/
Anthony Joshua vs Wladimir Klitschko Purse Payouts (Confirmed)
Joshua and Klitschko will share the £30 million slice with 55% going to Joshua and Klitschko taking home the rest 45%.Total Sporteck is a notoriously unreliable source for info about boxing income and purse splits. They literally invent their own numbers and report them before the actual figures are announced just to attract gullible people to their site.Bloody Elbow admitted they simply took the info from The Mirror. The Mirror was wrong though. It wasn't 50/50, it was 55/45, which not only was widely reported, but I was also told that directly by Finkel.
Klitschko was a challenger coming off a loss, AJ was a defending champion and already a bigger draw than Klitschko. Klitschko was given 45% a) out of respect and b) for agreeing to come to England, but not it wasn't 50/50 nor should it have been.
I'm surprised that somebody who claims to be "an insider" would resort to using Sporteck as a source.
The 50/50 split for AJ/Wlad was reported by multiple UK sources with more credibility than Sportek.Comment
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