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The point is Haymon does work with others! Since DAZN fighters are "bound" to DAZN, and you don't seem to have a problem with that, don't be mad when Haymon fighters demand others to fight on a PBC platform! FOX and SHO didn't hand Haymon all that money for his fighters to go fight on DAZN!
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Lmao yeah he works real well with others. Thats why he works hard to make crawford-spence, joshua-wilder or any ww against crawford etc.
The only one mad is you. Dazn offer big paydays to guys like ortiz, davis, charlo to fight on dazn but haymon doesnt want to. Which is hilarious i dont seen pbc offering other fighters big bags of money to fight on their platform.
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August 29, 2019:
Bob Arum spoke to Spence and Haymon, says Spence-Crawford happens in 2020
Boxing News 24
By Dan Ambrose: Bob Arum says he’s already had conversations with Errol Spence Jr. and his adviser Al Haymon about a unification match with Terence Crawford for 2020. Arum says after speaking with Spence and Haymon, he believes the Spence-Crawford fight will take place next year. ESPN and Fox won’t get in the way of the Spence vs. Crawford fight from taking place, according to Arum. He says they work with each other, and won’t be a problem...
“Remember, there are a lot of great welterweights coming up,” said Arum to Fighthype about Crawford having options for good opponents. “There will be plenty of activity for Terence,” said Arum when asked if Crawford won’t have anyone to fight. “I really believe having talked to Spence, and talked to Al Haymon, after each of them have a fight this year, Spence with [Shawn] Porter, and Crawford with [Egidijus] Kavaliauskas, that next year we’ll do that fight. It’s a big money fight,” said Arum.
https://www.************.com/2019/08...ppens-in-2020/
Like I said, he does work with others! Enjoy Wilder vs. Fury II. I know I will! "I just wanna say thanks to Al Haymon for giving me this opportunity!"Comment
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First of all, Arum has to "reach" because he has nothing for Crawford besides Alexander Bes*****! Secondly, Spence was involved in a car crash! Lastly, after what Arum did in April 2019, he's lucky Haymon doesn't tell him to kick rocks:
Arum claimed Haymon, who is black, will use race as a way to keep Spence completely committed to the Premier Boxing Champions organization Haymon launched four years ago.
Spence and Crawford, who’s promoted by Arum, are black. Arum, who’s white, predicted Spence won’t demand to face Crawford next in a welterweight title unification fight.
“No, because you can hear what he’s gonna say,” Arum told a group of reporters, referring to Haymon. “He’s gonna say, ‘Spence, listen to me. Don’t listen to the white guys, because if you listen to the white guys they’re gonna steer you down the road. Listen to me, brother. We’re part of a brotherhood. And if I tell you not to fight Crawford, I’m telling you not to fight Crawford.’ That’s exactly what he will say.”
Arum also repeatedly called Haymon “a scamster,” an abrasive approach to take if Arum is going to, as promised, reach out to Haymon on Monday to attempt to make a long-discussed Crawford-Spence showdown.
Here's how the L.A. Times characterized Arum's attack:
That point dissolves when it’s considered Arum has stopped fights by considering long-term boxing business, too. Earlier this year, when it appeared Haymon’s heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder had a deal in place for a rematch with England’s Tyson Fury following their epic Dec. 1 draw at Staples Center, Arum struck a co-promotion deal with Fury and now says the Brit will likely take two more fights to further build his brand in the U.S. before reuniting with Wilder.
In this case, however, Arum railed, ‘‘You’re … damn right I’m not blocking it. [Haymon] won’t make the fight unless you [boxing writers] put pressure on him. We’re prepared to do the fight. I’ll try to call him and set up a meeting. Don’t let them hide.”
Told of Arum’s harshness, Crawford trainer Brian McIntyre, who had closed the post-fight news conference by encouraging supporters to chant along with him, “We want Spence!” surmised, “That probably won’t get the job done..."
If the fight never happens, we all know why, except your dumb ass!Last edited by Bronx2245; 01-10-2020, 10:10 AM.Comment
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Lmao haymon had no problem letting khan or molina fight crawford but why is he so hesitant to let danny, porter, thurman or spencer fight him?First of all, Arum has to "reach" because he has nothing for Crawford besides Alexander Bes*****! Secondly, Spence was involved in a car crash! Lastly, after what Arum did in April 2019, he's lucky Haymon doesn't tell him to kick rocks:
Arum claimed Haymon, who is black, will use race as a way to keep Spence completely committed to the Premier Boxing Champions organization Haymon launched four years ago.
Spence and Crawford, who’s promoted by Arum, are black. Arum, who’s white, predicted Spence won’t demand to face Crawford next in a welterweight title unification fight.
“No, because you can hear what he’s gonna say,” Arum told a group of reporters, referring to Haymon. “He’s gonna say, ‘Spence, listen to me. Don’t listen to the white guys, because if you listen to the white guys they’re gonna steer you down the road. Listen to me, brother. We’re part of a brotherhood. And if I tell you not to fight Crawford, I’m telling you not to fight Crawford.’ That’s exactly what he will say.”
Arum also repeatedly called Haymon “a scamster,” an abrasive approach to take if Arum is going to, as promised, reach out to Haymon on Monday to attempt to make a long-discussed Crawford-Spence showdown.
Here's how the L.A. Times characterized Arum's attack:
That point dissolves when it’s considered Arum has stopped fights by considering long-term boxing business, too. Earlier this year, when it appeared Haymon’s heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder had a deal in place for a rematch with England’s Tyson Fury following their epic Dec. 1 draw at Staples Center, Arum struck a co-promotion deal with Fury and now says the Brit will likely take two more fights to further build his brand in the U.S. before reuniting with Wilder.
In this case, however, Arum railed, ‘‘You’re … damn right I’m not blocking it. [Haymon] won’t make the fight unless you [boxing writers] put pressure on him. We’re prepared to do the fight. I’ll try to call him and set up a meeting. Don’t let them hide.”
Told of Arum’s harshness, Crawford trainer Brian McIntyre, who had closed the post-fight news conference by encouraging supporters to chant along with him, “We want Spence!” surmised, “That probably won’t get the job done..."
If the fight never happens, we all know why, except your dumb ass!
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Now I know what i'm dealing with. Haymon had nothing to do with Amir Khan. That was Eddie Hearn. Haymon let Molina and Felix Diaz fight Crawford on HBO. Glad you've acknowledged that! So in 2 days, we've mentioned Ruiz x 2, Dervy, now Molina, and Diaz. Might as well throw in Jacobs for GGG on HBO. Please tell me when the last time one of TR's Stars were headlining a PBC card? How about Match Room? Do you see the picture yet? If not, go back to sleep.Comment
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Since he already allowed Molina and Diaz to fight Crawford on a TR show, and then got sued by Arum, and since Arum blocked the Fury rematch, and forced a co-promotion fight with ESPN, maybe he wants Crawford on a PBC PPV? Maybe he wants Spence fight DSG or Pacquiao first? I know I would!Comment
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