Al Haymon turned Saudi Arabia into a home fight for Ruiz

[QballLobo]

Mexican TV rights is crumbs? US sanctioning is crumbs? More money is crumbs?

Mexico TV rights aren’t that big of a deal.
People in Mexico don’t get that excited for Mexican/American fighters. This isn’t a Canelo situation.
And yes the extra money is crumbs compared to the SA site fee Hearn got and not having to spend money taking him to court. Cost of doing business.

[Bmore18]

Damn Ruiz nailed out some pretty hefty concessions. Both sides should have nothing to complain about now and should both feel happy but fanboys are gonna try to debate this crap. Lets get it on.

[Outwest Exp 355]

At these PBC soy boys sucking off Haymon. Ruiz didn't get what he wanted and it was Haymon that negotiated the original contract with the clauses being cried about. GOAT Haymon though.

The fights on so what are you still crying about now?

[Robbie Barrett]

The fights on so what are you still crying about now?

Why is Ruiz fighting in Saudi Arabia and likely getting less than 20% of the purse? Because Al Haymon negotiated that contract. GOAT though.........

[sicko]

Would love to see other places become boxing mecca's (pun intended) besides Las Vegas, places like Macao, Saudi etc etc.

Agree! Vegas energy for boxing doesn't even feel the same anymore honestly not even for Pacquiao

[elfag]

This dumb idiot doesn't even understand what he posted. Mexican TV rights doesn't mean Mexican TV would be the primary broadcaster - it just means accreditation like the 150 countries where the fights would be shown. Sky is still going to be the primary broadcaster.

AJ does VADA testing for all his fights and that has nothing to do with Ruiz. And the other two are just normal, nothing to see there.

These yanks have to be the dumbest people out there and they would celebrate anything as bragging rights. The most important thing here is that Ruiz isn't getting a percentage split and they just gave the fat man extra $2-3million and a trailer load of snickers. LMAO.

I doubt he'll make $15million for the fight, while AJ is gonna clean up all the Saudi money, DAZN's money, TV rights to over 150 countries and the massive UK PPV money. So what are you celebrating?

The fight should do at least 2million PPV buys in the UK. And that's over £40million ($50million) that Ruiz won't get a penny from. If I were you, I'll cover my face in shame.

Good for AJ if he cleans up because his career is over when fat yank Ruiz knocks him out for the second time.

[REDEEMER]

Eddie thought he was going pull as fast one putting it in Saudi Arabia with no commission. Haymon said hold up. Americans are controlling this fight. And he got Mexican TV rights.

From ESPN, some of the new terms for Ruiz:

- a better financial deal than the $9M for the rematch that was originally guaranteed, incl Mexican TV rights
- VADA testing, like 1st fight
- a rep from US athletic commission TBD
- ref & judges w at least 40 world title fights or exp

— Jed I. Goodman (@jedigoodman) August 22, 2019

This was explained to you already , it's not Haymon controlling anything , Saudi doesn't have a commission the commission in the U.S still overseas the fight , don't you think Hearn knows this ? Mexican T.V rights is also a good deal , are you really a male ? I'm starting to wonder here.

[thabanga510]

Lol you UK dudes always moving the goal post. You cant talk about your fighters skill because she got dog walked in his last fight. So now you talk about someone else's money that you get none of.

[Outwest Exp 355]

Why is Ruiz fighting in Saudi Arabia and likely getting less than 20% of the purse? Because Al Haymon negotiated that contract. GOAT though.........

Hearn and Joshua have to win at something since they can’t win the fight.

[DARTH SILKWORMS]

Why is Ruiz fighting in Saudi Arabia and likely getting less than 20% of the purse? Because Al Haymon negotiated that contract. GOAT though.........

How much money was he making before signing with Haymon? $20 thousand? $200 thousand? How much will he end up making his first year with Haymon? $20 million?