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  • The comparison with the Mayweather Pacquiao negotiations is false. The wtiter neglected to mention that Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather agreed to a 50\50 revenue split before Pacquiao walked away from negotiations because of a drug testing demand. And years later after Pacquiao had been knocked out and his PPV sells had dwindled Mayweather made an impromptu offer of 40 million over the phone because Bob Arum refused to even speak to Mayweather's team at the time. GGG doesn't even have a PPV track record with only one PPV fight that did not do well. If GGG and his promoter can get the most money out this fight as possible then more power to them. But using Mayweather Pacquiao as a parallel comparison is not an viable way for his case to be stated.

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    • Originally posted by peplz View Post
      The comparison with the Mayweather Pacquiao negotiations is false. The wtiter neglected to mention that Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather agreed to a 50\50 revenue split before Pacquiao walked away from negotiations because of a drug testing demand. And years later after Pacquiao had been knocked out and his PPV sells had dwindled Mayweather made an impromptu offer of 40 million over the phone because Bob Arum refused to even speak to Mayweather's team at the time. GGG doesn't even have a PPV track record with only one PPV fight that did not do well. If GGG and his promoter can get the most money out this fight as possible then more power to them. But using Mayweather Pacquiao as a parallel comparison is not an viable way for his case to be stated.
      Good post.

      There really is no comparison at all.

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      • Originally posted by peplz View Post
        The comparison with the Mayweather Pacquiao negotiations is false. The wtiter neglected to mention that Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather agreed to a 50\50 revenue split before Pacquiao walked away from negotiations because of a drug testing demand. And years later after Pacquiao had been knocked out and his PPV sells had dwindled Mayweather made an impromptu offer of 40 million over the phone because Bob Arum refused to even speak to Mayweather's team at the time. GGG doesn't even have a PPV track record with only one PPV fight that did not do well. If GGG and his promoter can get the most money out this fight as possible then more power to them. But using Mayweather Pacquiao as a parallel comparison is not an viable way for his case to be stated.
        And Canelo is nowhere near Floyd's starpower. It's a decent comparison for at least 2 reasons:

        1. Both biggest fights in boxing at the time
        2. That was the only other time someone tried demanding a flat fee for a fight that big. Of course nobody bit, it was a joke offer

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        • The PPV against Jacob's will determine how it gets negotiated.
          If it tanks, I suspect hell be taken the 15 flat fee.

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          • Originally posted by JrRod View Post
            The PPV against Jacob's will determine how it gets negotiated.
            If it tanks, I suspect hell be taken the 15 flat fee.
            If it tanks Canelo should drop the offer to 10. 15 is way too much for someone that can only make $2 mil as an A-side.

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            • Originally posted by JrRod View Post
              The PPV against Jacob's will determine how it gets negotiated.
              If it tanks, I suspect hell be taken the 15 flat fee.
              If it tanks, expect GBP to yank that offer right off the table.

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              • Originally posted by koolkc107 View Post
                If it tanks, expect GBP to yank that offer right off the table.
                Originally posted by Isaac Clarke View Post
                If it tanks Canelo should drop the offer to 10. 15 is way too much for someone that can only make $2 mil as an A-side.
                This is true.

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                • Originally posted by HeroBando View Post
                  Lots of figures bandied about for Khan. Cotto was the A side, that's why Canelo concedes 55% in upside. I'll give you Chavez but GGG would do more than half of Canelos number with him. That you have to resort to a future fight with Jr to show Canelo can carry 500k+, that tells the whole story
                  you think cotto brought most of the ppvs in that fight???
                  if so no need to discuss anymore...

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                  • Originally posted by icha View Post
                    you think cotto brought most of the ppvs in that fight???
                    if so no need to discuss anymore...
                    I think they were co A sides, Canelo offered 55% to Cotto cause Cotto was bringing the belt

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                    • Originally posted by Sancho Puncho View Post
                      Even if he rejects flat fee for now, this fight will always be there to make. Also, keep in mind that Canelo is more likely to lose to a top opponent at 160 (or even to Charlo or Andrade at 154) and spoil a chance to make a megamoney event with GGG.
                      canelo certainly does have more spoilers in his path than 3g. if im 3g I want to be that guy, not charlo or whoever. 3g will never see money from an opponent like canelo. not even 3 fights combined.

                      its sucks that a lot of money is being left on the table for canelo but, those are the perks with being an A side. who knows, maybe gbp ups the amount if canelo bashes in jr.

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