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Originally posted by Ray* View PostYou asking me question and defending Haymon shows you are a cultist. Your questions are quite ignorant and boring. So yes it does make you one. No one who has a proper boxing education would ask the questions you asked, especially when you have the Internet provided for you to attain the right knowledge.
The fact that you are jumping and trying to back the promoter over the boxer shows who you are aligned with. There is no debating with someone like yourself who is definitely for the promoter. No one is going to tell me that Haymon doesn’t manipulate these boxers. No one is going to tell me that Haymon is currently good for boxing. Not you or your cult members.
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Originally posted by joseph5620 View PostI asked you a question because I know you lied. You're so dumb that you admitted that you that you have nothing to support statements. That speaks for itself but you're too ignorant to realize it.
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Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View PostHaymon's fighters seem happy which is good for them. But that doesn't excuse Haymon screwing Oscar over and almost ruining his company. Which is what I was addressing.
Next time try to read more carefully and understand what people are actually discussing before you run your mouth.
Period.
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Originally posted by Ray* View PostAsking for “Proof” that Haymon is preventing fights? There is nothing to defend with that. Posters asking for proof need to educate themselves. I couldn’t care less what other posters like yourselves think. You would sit here and defend Haymon all day. Fact is that man is preventing fights from happening, thus denying his boxers big money not for the benefit of his boxers but for the benefit of his own company who are aligned with his own business, there is nothing to proof from that statement, there is nothing “False” in that statement. You can try and play the “I need proof” card but the fact that you try and dumb meant you are defending Haymon.
That is like someone logging on and posting Ray* is a child ******er. I have no proof but I just know he is and if you tell me otherwise you are playing dumb.
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Originally posted by The Big Dunn View PostThis is ******ed. You make up something, don’t prove it, then claim the people asking you for anything solid to back your claim are playing dumb.
That is like someone logging on and posting Ray* is a child ******er. I have no proof but I just know he is and if you tell me otherwise you are playing dumb.
Like I told you Don King also was the model promoter, until years later... Tyson can teach you a few things or two. If one or two more people start saying am a child ******er then maybe it’s something someone needs to look into. Instead of playing dumb and defending me like am your father.
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Originally posted by Ray* View PostYou literally too ****** to insult. The fact that you are asking questions for me to back my statement shows how dim some of you are. Like I said I stand by my original post, Haymon manipulates and prevent fights which a lot of us wants to see. I know that hurts your feelings but you got to deal with it.
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Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View PostIn those days Oscar was the biggest star in the sport and fought who he wanted to fight. His decision to take the Mayweather bout is what ended up making Floyd a household name.
Al Haymon didn't make Oscar take the fight. It was Oscar's choice. Without him making that choice Floyd would never have gotten as big as he did, despite how good he was.
To this day Haymon hasn't been able to create another star. Because there is no Oscar de la Hoya to pass him the torch.
As far as Schaefer and Haymon doing all the work...that was Oscar's company and those were his boxers. They misled him into thinking they were all signed to Golden Boy when in fact they weren't. Which as I said is foul and unethical.
Arum is on record, you can look this up, rejecting Mayweather vs DLH.
To make the fight, Floyd had to LEAVE TOP RANK. In order to leave TR, Floyd had to take Arum through an ugly legal battle, that still has Arum bitter til this day, in which AL HAYMON, helped him with the buyout money, lawyers and legal fees, and then helped him negotiate the DLH fight. This is why Arum also hates Haymon. Because he helped Floyd through the legal battle.
Without Haymon, Mayweather’s career would’ve been stalled as badly as Andre Ward and his legal battle with his promoter.
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Originally posted by -Kev- View PostYou realize that Arum didn’t want to make the fight, and while it was DLH’s choice to fight Floyd in 2007, he couldn’t fight Floyd in 2005-2006 because of ARUM NOT ALLOWING IT. You do realize this?
Arum is on record, you can look this up, rejecting Mayweather vs DLH.
To make the fight, Floyd had to LEAVE TOP RANK. In order to leave TR, Floyd had to take Arum through an ugly legal battle, that still has Arum bitter til this day, in which AL HAYMON, helped him with the buyout money, lawyers and legal fees, and then helped him negotiate the DLH fight. This is why Arum also hates Haymon. Because he helped Floyd through the legal battle.
Without Haymon, Mayweather’s career would’ve been stalled as badly as Andre Ward and his legal battle with his promoter.
But even after leaving him Floyd's career would not have ascended to the level it did if Oscar hadn't chosen to fight him. Thus passing the PPV torch.
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Originally posted by joseph5620 View PostI'm not arguing for Haymon although that's the narrative you want to push. I've asked you to provide names of fighters/examples to back up your claims of manipulating, ruining boxing, and fighters getting held back from better deals and opportunities. You have yet to do so and have admitted you have no list of fighters.
If you throw out accusations without backing it up they are baseless claims.
If some fan is making stuff up about Haymon you can’t really argue against fantasy. They made their mind up about him with no proof. You catch literally any Haymon fighter in the street and ask him how’s it like working with Haymon, they’d probably say it’s great.
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