At least offer what Miller was getting lol, either way I think Ortiz should of still taking it, lets see where it ends
lowball eddie confirmed
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Ortiz's biggest payday is 500K. Saying 5mil is a lowball offer is ******ed. You're also ******ed if you think it is. I may be a working stiff but not ******ed enough to call 5 million lowball
Especially when he's never made anywhere near that much. He won't get an offer like this from anyone else. Wrap your simple mind around that
hearn set the market for this fight when he gave miller 6.5...why are you guys so dumb? he was trying to fight AJ...not hammer again..not wilder....but AJ....the guy that was willing to pay miller 6.5 to be his opponent
its a really simple concept to follow yet it escapes youComment
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if they suspect ortiz is cycling offer him what you offered miller and call the bluff
not offering what you offered miller says you arent serious
ortiz is ranked higher and has fought as many times in NY in the last 3 years of miller
ortiz also have a FOTY candidate against a top 3 HW in NY
hes worth every penny miller is...
whats suspect is offering ortiz less than miller...it says you arent serious
what ortiz made before or against wilder or whoever is irrelevant...hearn set the market price here with miller for AJs american debut........if ortiz was to take the fight hes not fight wilder or whoever else...hes fighting AJ....whatever ortiz made previously is irrelevant...if miller is worth 6.5 so is ortizComment
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based on the idiotic logic of the AJ/hearn fanboys since they ortizs previous high payday was 500k should hearn have offered ortiz 501k and said "hey we gave you a raise..more than your previous high"?
would that be ok with you? if you answer yes you should go drink a nice lukewarm glass of bleach....because you have no concept of markets and money and life
hearn set the market....6.5...if you are ranked higher than miller and actually have US tv exposure and have been in a FOTY candidate against wilder in ny then you are entitled to at least that......
but its obvious hearn would rather give AJs fans an easy night work and a knockout and save himself 4.5 million
it boggles my mind how dumb you guys can actually be....like you cant really believe your own BSComment
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based on the idiotic logic of the AJ/hearn fanboys since they ortizs previous high payday was 500k should hearn have offered ortiz 501k and said "hey we gave you a raise..more than your previous high"?
would that be ok with you? if you answer yes you should go drink a nice lukewarm glass of bleach....because you have no concept of markets and money and life
hearn set the market....6.5...if you are ranked higher than miller and actually have US tv exposure and have been in a FOTY candidate against wilder in ny then you are entitled to at least that......
but its obvious hearn would rather give AJs fans an easy night work and a knockout and save himself 4.5 million
it boggles my mind how dumb you guys can actually be....like you cant really believe your own BSComment
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There are a couple of things I feel folks on both side of this argument are missing.
Should Ortiz have taken the 5M?
Probably.
But then again, I thought Golovkin was pricing himself out asking for more money for the rematch after Clemnelo popped positive.
Turns out, G knew better than most of us.
And, no matter how this turns out, Ortiz knows better than most of us too.
5M is great money...but it also a lowball if there ever was one.
The OP has a point. This isn't about career paydays. It certainly wasn't when they offered Miller 6.5M
Offering a better fighter stepping in on short notice less than the original fighter is a lowball.
Period.
No other rational way to see it, even if you do think he should have taken the money.
Yes, it was a lot of money but even that "career payday" thing has an asterisk or two attached.
Ortiz took 500K for Wilder...but Wilder only made 2.1M. That's an 80/20 split roughly.
And that's about the same split Miller was going to get (6.5M to AJ's 32M).
Offering Ortiz 5M takes that down to about an 85/15 split...again for a higher ranked fighter.
That's just bad business if you are trying to get a quality opponent.
But, looking at it in total, it's even worse in some respects.
Put simply, Ortiz would have been a better opponent than Miller in the first place.
This is AJ's US debut. And, while having a local fighter helps sell the Garden, having a higher profile fighter nationally probably sells more DAZN subscriptions. More DAZN subscriptions ups AJ's US profile.
Wasn't that the whole idea?
Ortiz was that guy.
And by the way, if you think Ortiz would not have been a draw and help sell tickets in NYC, with it's huge latino population, you just haven't been paying attention.
If you can say Ortiz is a fool for allowing 1.5M to keep him from a huge payday, then how much more of a fool is Hearn for allowing a few million to keep him and AJ from one of the highest profile matchups of the year?
How much will AJ's US profile suffer or be set back by not having a creditable opponent June 1st?
It's the definition of not seeing the forest for the trees...much more by Hearn than Luis.Last edited by koolkc107; 04-24-2019, 09:36 PM.Comment
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hearn sets market price on miller at 6.5
hearn offers higher ranked fighter 5 mil...higher ranked guy also had a FOTY candidate in NYC against a top 3 HW....
surefire way to kill fight he didn't want
remember....Ortiz is not only not the first HW to accuse hearn of lowballing...hearn has been accused by several guys of it in the past
its sad...but I get it...Ortiz too dangerous of a replacement plus lefthanded
for the record Ortiz asking for 10 mil is ridiculous...but I bet if eddie said 6.5 it would be done
never underestimate that extra 1.5...it pays trainers and managers and camp expenses.....but somehow hearn felt the less ballyhooed miller deserved more!!!! LOL
Miller is a Local undefeated NY fighter. He would add to the ticket sales and hype. Ortiz does not deserve as much period. 5 Million is OVERPAYING him.Comment
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why cant u ruhtards realize his previous high payday is irrelevant? hes not fighting those guys again...hes not right wilder or anyone else....hes fighting AJ
hearn set the market for this fight when he gave miller 6.5...why are you guys so dumb? he was trying to fight AJ...not hammer again..not wilder....but AJ....the guy that was willing to pay miller 6.5 to be his opponent
its a really simple concept to follow yet it escapes you
Ortiz should rather stick to his principles than getting retirement money and getting his daughter proper help.
After all, it's more important that he gets exactly what Miller got rather than making his life and getting his sick daughter healthy.Comment
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There are a couple of things I feel folks on both side of this argument are missing.
Should Ortiz have taken the 5M?
Probably.
But then again, I thought Golovkin was pricing himself out asking for more money for the rematch after Clemnelo popped positive.
Turns out, G knew better than most of us.
And, no matter how this turns out, Ortiz knows better than most of us too.
5M is great money...but it also a lowball if there ever was one.
The OP has a point. This isn't about career paydays. It certainly wasn't when they offered Miller 6.5M
Offering a better fighter stepping in on short notice less than the original fighter is a lowball.
Period.
No other rational way to see it, even if you do think he should have taken the money.
Yes, it was a lot of money but even that "career payday" thing has an asterisk or two attached.
Ortiz took 500K for Wilder...but Wilder only made 2.1M. That's an 80/20 split roughly.
And that's about the same split Miller was going to get (6.5M to AJ's 32M).
Offering Ortiz 5M takes that down to about an 85/15 split...again for a higher ranked fighter.
That's just bad business if you are trying to get a quality opponent.
But, looking at it in total, it's even worse in some respects.
Put simply, Ortiz would have been a better opponent than Miller in the first place.
This is AJ's US debut. And, while having a local fighter helps sell the Garden, having a higher profile fighter nationally probably sells more DAZN subscriptions. More DAZN subscriptions ups AJ's US profile.
Wasn't that the whole idea?
Ortiz was that guy.
And by the way, if you think Ortiz would not have been a draw and help sell tickets in NYC, with it's huge latino population, you just haven't been paying attention.
If you can say Ortiz is a fool for allowing 1.5M to keep him from a huge payday, then how much more of a fool is Hearn for allowing a few million to keep him and AJ from one of the highest profile matchups of the year?
How much will AJ's US profile suffer or be set back by not having a creditable opponent June 1st?
It's the definition of not seeing the forest for the trees...much more by Hearn than Luis.Comment
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