Do you think Ortiz will get more than $5 mil in the Deontay rematch?

[rickJen]

So what is the answer?

There were huge headlines related to this just a few weeks ago. Why is the media not following up on this? Ortiz's team turned down $5-7 million for the AJ fight.

Will they get more for the Wilder rematch?

The media needs to do its job doe.
We will never find the answer here when it's about
Haymon/PBC/Showtime/Espinoza/Fox...

All we normal people can do is to keep bumping this thread
until we get the answer we're looking for.

To recap:
Luis Ortiz team turned down $5-7 million offered by Hearn for the AJ fight.
They wanted $10 million.
F*k the chance to get 3 titles, they didn't even matter to these clowns.
So the question is, why are they not demanding the same when it comes to PBC/Haymon/Espinoza/Showtime/Fox.... for the Wilder 2 fight?

[rickJen]

The single-most typed words on this forum in the last few weeks are “if Ruiz didn’t like the rematch clause terms, he shouldn’t have signed the contract.”

Yet Ortiz didn’t sign the contract ... perhaps he finds the terms of the OVERALL DEAL offered to fight Wilder to be in his interests over what Eddie was offering.

So what might those "OVERALL DEAL offered to fight Wilder" be?
Any guess? Any opinions?

[saintpat]

So what might those "OVERALL DEAL offered to fight Wilder" be?
Any guess? Any opinions?

No. We also don’t know exactly what the rematch clause says in the original AJ-Ruiz contract.

Maybe it doesn’t mandate a rematch. Or maybe they it swaps purses — I remember when Wilder said he’d take any percentage deal with AJ as long as the percentages were reversed for the rematch.

[Boksfan]

I hope Ortiz is getting more than 7m for this fight, otherwise he's the biggest idiot in boxing. It's going to be PPV so they can pay him over 7m unless Wilder is greedy and lowball him.

[Raggamuffin]

If Hearn is able to offer Luis $7 million, why can't team Wilder?
Which is composed of Haymon, Espinoza, Finkel and another co-manager.

Has Ortiz talked about he's worth more? Is he satisfied with what he's being paid? If he hasn't, then why are you talking about it? You're in the "red" because of this flawed thought process that nobody respects, lmao.

[Bullrider]

Can't possibly be more than $1 million.

He'll end up with $300K after paying up his greedy managers, training expenses, taxes, etc.

[Raggamuffin]

If you notice with these PBC Deontay Ruiz nut cases they are happy with Haymons smaller fees but call career high money lowball offers. Career high and lowball seem to fit nicely together for these idiots.

Look at the Farmer v Tank Davis thing. DAZN made an offer a while ago for about 5 million a piece for the fight. The PBC have just responded to that with a counter offer of LESS THAN HALF what DAZN offered and are now calling Farmer a duck for not taking it. For not taking less than half of what DAZN want to pay him for the same fight.

Thats why they told Wilder to turn down 120 million cuz the fights make more on Showtime PPV but never actually bothered to make a better counter offer. They just walked away and carried on paying Wilder less money fighting other fighters than the ones the world wants.

They a fukin straight up joke these PBC goons.

I don't know if I've seen anyone twist the truth and lie like you did in the above post when it came to Wilder lmao.

[rickJen]

Aren't PBC fanboys going to cry lowball when they find out Luis is only getting less than $2-3 million in the Wilder rematch?

[rickJen]

So how much should Luis Ortiz deserve in the Deontay rematch?
PBC fanboys must know about this.
They knew what the AJ vs Wilder would generate,
reason why they cried lowball when he was being offered 10x he normally gets.
Man PBC is their home base.
They should know more about what's going on here than anywhere else.

[Boksfan]

So Ortiz fight is cancelled? It's not even on boxrec any more.