Jermall Charlo continues to get punked out

[Curt Henning]

I'm not asking Charlo to fight for the honor of the sport.

I'm asking him to go make $7 million for one fight and unify belts and take his career/future to the next level.

youre also asking him to ignore the advice/promises of the one of the most powerful and influential men in the sport

who do I trust more...al haymon or shulderroll? hmmm

[_Rexy_]

He saw how ****** his brother looked for 23 rounds before he landed on Harrison.

Big risk to have both Charlos crying in the press conference.

[MDPopescu]

So he's not his own boss?

... this is not my problem... I just watch what's happening... and just watch boxing fights... OK...

[ShoulderRoll]

youre also asking him to ignore the advice/promises of the one of the most powerful and influential men in the sport

who do I trust more...al haymon or shulderroll? hmmm

You claimed we are living in a bubble where we want Charlo to fight for honor and not for money or for his career or future.

But I want him to go get $7 million. And isn't unifying belts good for his career and future?

The only thing stopping him from doing it is that he's scared he might lose.

[Curt Henning]

You claimed we are living in a bubble where we want Charlo to fight for honor and not for money or for his career or future.

But I want him to go get $7 million. And isn't unifying belts good for his career and future?

The only thing stopping him from doing it is that he's scared he might lose.

who has made fighters more money and made more careers.....al haymon or shoulderroll?

[MDPopescu]

I'm not asking Charlo to fight for the honor of the sport.

I'm asking him to go make $7 million for one fight and unify belts and take his career/future to the next level.

youre also asking him to ignore the advice/promises of the one of the most powerful and influential men in the sport

who do I trust more...al haymon or shulderroll? hmmm

... Curt, dear!... your post here really broke my heart!... (do you have more like this one?)...

[Curt Henning]

... Curt, dear!... your post here really broke my heart!... (do you have more like this one?)...

I really don't have time for your nonsense

im actually busy showing shoulderrooll that hes an idiot that holds onto his ideals....

I live in the real world

as Gordon gecko said "idealism kills all deals"....

[RoyJonesJrp4pno1]

ask yourself....is al haymon pretty good at what he does? did he not make wilder the 4th highest paid guy in combat sports last year? the little known wilder? as he not gotten tons of fighters paid fairly well over the years? has he not been involved in some of the biggest fights the sport has ever seen?

That was due to DiBella setting up the DAZN meeting where they offered to overpay Wilder, which lead to Haymon having to overpay Wilder.


So Wilder was making that much money in spite of Haymon not because of him.

[Curt Henning]

going over to another network to fight a guy that just beat luke keeler in a half empty arena is "good for someones career" right? lol

I mean...lets look at andrades resume...sulecki is the best name on it....and its clearly a risky fight for charlo....

but wouldn't fighting chris eubank for say 3.5-4 mil and then following that up with another good name be good? and then going hunting for canelo and asking for 15 or so mil?

you guys are so narrow minded

yeah id like to see charlo and Andrade fight...definitely....but Andrade is a risk...and its not worth it when haymon says "nah man ill take care of you...trust me"....its not worth it when guys on andrades own network don't want to fight him

you guys keep pointing the finger at charlo....but guys on andrades own network wont go near him......

ill roll with al haymon when he tells me to do or not to do something over a couple of schmucks on a boxing forum....any day of the week and twice on sunday

[Curt Henning]

That was due to DiBella setting up the DAZN meeting where they offered to overpay Wilder, which lead to Haymon having to overpay Wilder.


So Wilder was making that much money in spite of Haymon not because of him.

nobody put a gun to haymons head to pay wilder...if he didn't think it was worth it in the long run he would have let wilder take the deal....that's the part you guys seem to miss.....al knew the minute they walked out of that meeting that he was gonna have to up the ante for wilder

unless you live in that conspiracy world where haymon is keeping wilder around as an asset to do a pump and dump....

haymon didn't have a gun to his head saying "you must pay wilder"...he advised him that he can handle things for wilder and make him a fck ton of money in the process and possibly do even better than that deal if wilder keeps up his end

you don't think critically