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How many fighters have turned down 5x their highest payday for a fight?
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Originally posted by SugarKaineHook View PostThat's bait. First Arum would have to offer that publicly or to his camp, the same 100 million which Arum said Floyd turned down... Has Arum rejected this late publicity stunt by Marquez?
I personally don't care, and don't follow it closely enough to remember the details, but I'm pretty sure there have been quotes flying around that not even for $100 million would be enough.
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Originally posted by Zaryu View PostNegotiations shouldn't even be public. However, I think the question still stands.
I personally don't care, and don't follow it closely enough to remember the details, but I'm pretty sure there have been quotes flying around that not even for $100 million would be enough.
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Originally posted by Zaryu View PostNegotiations shouldn't even be public. However, I think the question still stands.
I personally don't care, and don't follow it closely enough to remember the details, but I'm pretty sure there have been quotes flying around that not even for $100 million would be enough.
If Arum and Pacquiao truly want vengeance from that knockout at all costs then Arum should say that ''Marquez turning down 100 million for a fight in Asia is ridiculous...he certainly knows that those numbers can't be made in Vegas...''
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Originally posted by SugarKaineHook View Postis the context for $100 million in Macau, the Phillippines or in Vegas? If Arum has publicized that such revenue can only be ''justified'' in Asia and ''surely not'' in Vegas, then Marquez can troll that too.
If Arum and Pacquiao truly want vengeance from that knockout at all costs then Arum should say that ''Marquez turning down 100 million for a fight in Asia is ridiculous...he certainly knows that those numbers can't be made in Vegas...''
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Originally posted by Isaac Clarke View PostI know that one hasn't. He'd say he had turned down the offer, not that he would.
Lets talk about what we know not what could have been in a fantasy world.
If you want to stay away from fantasy; why do you pretend GGG doesn't want to fight Canelo?
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