Andy Ruiz Jr is going to get screwed over here

[DaNeutral.]

AL works for Ruiz, not the other way around. If Ruiz wants the fight, he will take it.

Yeah literally everybody knows that is a load of bollocks.

[kafkod]

... you call yourself DaNeutral... but you're not...

... Al Haymon is only consistent with his way of protecting and doing his business...

... (in order to protect each of his fighters he's protecting his business first)...

Protect his fighters from ... competing in the biggest fights in their division?

[Jsmooth9876]

Yeah literally everybody knows that is a load of bollocks.

Well, it's the truth. Doesn't mean the guys are smart enough to go against what he "advises" them to do in a situation. Boxers aren't the sharpest tools in the shed, they need all the help they can get. Haymon seems to be good at controlling their minds and keeping them at home even when big $$ opportunities present themselves.

[kafkod]

... Of course Joshua used to fight on Showtime -- back then, when Hearn and Haymon did business together... but not since Hearn joined DAZN in that broadcasting war...

There wouldn't be any broadcasting war if Haymon allowed his fighters to fight on the platform which offers them the highest rewards for their bḷod, sweat and sacrifices.

[DaNeutral.]

There wouldn't be any broadcasting war if Haymon allowed his fighters to fight on the platform which offers them the highest rewards for their bḷod, sweat and sacrifices.

Exactly. That's how boxing works and has always worked in the real world. PBC not willing to compete so they just block all these fights happening rather than bowing to the bigger money like everybody else does and would rather try ground this sport to a halt than not get his own way,

[MDPopescu]

Protect his fighters from ... competing in the biggest fights in their division?

... (I'm far from being an Al Haymon fan)...

... I said it above: Haymon is firstly protecting his own business (just in order to protect his fighters)...

... Now, tell (for instance): just how Crawford would make more money without fighting Spence on Showtime?... and did you forget that he offered AJ $50 million in order to fight Wilder on Showtime as well?...

... I don't want to take sides here, but Haymon also had his calls...

[DaNeutral.]

... (I'm far from being an Al Haymon fan)...

... I said it above: Haymon is firstly protecting his own business (just in order to protect his fighters)...

... Now, tell (for instance): just how Crawford would make more money without fighting Spence on Showtime?... and did you forget that he offered AJ $50 million in order to fight Wilder on Showtime as well?...

... I don't want to take sides here, but Haymon also had his calls...

How is he protecting his fighters? I can see how he is protecting his business but i dont see how he is protecting his fighters and i dont see what his fighters need protecting from.

Lets go back to Joshua v Luis Ortiz. How did he protect Ortiz during those negotiations? Hearn offered a hell of alot more money to face Joshua than Haymon was offering to pay him against Wilder. Hearn was offering the chance to fight for 4 world titles where as Haymon was offering 1.

So that less world titles for alot less money. In what way is he protecting Ortiz and what was he protecting him from? And dont forget the shady extra time Wilder got to recover in that fight, where was Ortiz protection then?

I see you stating Haymon is protecting his fighters but from what? Improving? Making more money? Fighting for more belts? I dont get it.

[MDPopescu]

There wouldn't be any broadcasting war if Haymon allowed his fighters to fight on the platform which offers them the highest rewards for their bḷod, sweat and sacrifices.

... Well, Haymon (with the help of that "GBP executive") managed to rob almost all ODLH fighters... so it goes...

[MDPopescu]

(...)

Lets go back to Joshua v Luis Ortiz. (...)

... I told you, above, to go way back to Al Haymon's $50 million offer for AJ to fight Wilder on Showtime!!! (which was before any Ortiz offer)...

... (and I don't even have a horse in this race...)

[DaNeutral.]

... I told you, above, to go way back to Al Haymon's $50 million offer for AJ to fight Wilder on Showtime!!! (which was before any Ortiz offer)...

... (and I don't even have a horse in this race...)

Well maybe finkel shouldn't of refused to show Hearn and joshua the terms and conditions. It's not a real offer with out knowing what your signing for. I can't believe people still bring that nonsense up.

We will give you 50 mill just sign up, what are the terms? WE ARE NOT TELLING YOU UNTIL YOU ACCEPT IT. accept what? WE ARE NOT TELLING YOU.