Comments Thread For: Eleider Alvarez's Top Rank Deal Guarantees 7 Figures Per Fight

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For several years, WBO light heavyweight champion Eleider Alvarez was seeking activity and recognition. Several months ago, he arrived on the scene with a vicious knockout of heavily favored Sergey Kovalev. The two will collide in a rematch on February 2 against Sergey Kovalev in Fresno, Texas.
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[MasterPlan]

Damn good job. PPV fight coming up too if he keeps winning.

[j0zef]

I'm happy for him, he was getting screwed over for a long time. Having said that, he's in the perfect trap space. Kovalev was outboxing him before the stoppage, and all of this hoopla can come crashing down if Kovalev beats him in Feb.

[MasterPlan]

I'm happy for him, he was getting screwed over for a long time. Having said that, he's in the perfect trap space. Kovalev was outboxing him before the stoppage, and all of this hoopla can come crashing down if Kovalev beats him in Feb.

How? He already signed the contract I'm assuming.

[SchoolTheseCats]

I'm happy for him, he was getting screwed over for a long time. Having said that, he's in the perfect trap space. Kovalev was outboxing him before the stoppage, and all of this hoopla can come crashing down if Kovalev beats him in Feb.

He was screwing himself by not taking mando against Stevenson took step aside money

[SHO_RULEZ]

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Another one...another big, locked in deal...which likely means, Kovalev II is his last competitive matchup...its happening a lot now!

Freakin' Chilemba, whatever Russian journeyman flavor of the month . Line 'em up...

Happy for him and his family, but he'll be doing basically a working retirement

[sicko]

Good for BOTH! I love this move and I would like to see 175 on ESPN, hopefully they can get Bivol and Beterbiev as well

[Dasmius Shinobi]

You do it Champ, congratulation

Congratulation for Eleider Alvarez. He work hard and merit this 7 figures in each fight.

[thekenneth]

He was screwing himself by not taking mando against Stevenson took step aside money

it wasnt step aside money he had the same promoter "step aside money" was him being offered 100k to fight stevenson (his promoter and stevensons were the same) or 250k to fight Bute.
he did that for a pascal fight too. promoter was protecting his fighter. His trainer talked about this in an interview in french before.

[NachoMan]

Good for him; well-earned. He needs to trust a bit less though and pay more attention to how his contract works. Too many hard-working fighters get screwed by being a bit too lazy and trusting.