Originally posted by LADIV
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Explain how DAZN has leverage to force Canelo to fight GGG
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Originally posted by rolshans View PostIt is leverage.
Definition: In*negotiation,*leverage*is the power that one side of a*negotiation*has to influence the other side to move closer to their*negotiating*position. A party's*leverage*is based on its ability to award benefits or impose costs on the other side.
You seem focused solely on the costs side of the definition. Maybe you should have clarified.
DAZN has two options. Pay him $30 mil or pay him $50 mil. How is that leverage on their part?
Leverage would be them telling him to fight GGG for his guarantee or they're rejecting any other fight and won't show it. That's not an option.
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Originally posted by killakali View Postits still leverage. Maybe canelo wants a higher risk fight vs Kovalev or Smith for less money than what ggg would pay?
Maybe they say he can only fight in sept vs ggg or push him back.
Just because Canelo says a ggg fight isn’t in the contract doesn’t mean that’s the case or that DAZN can decline fights.
That all being said I think Canelo beats ggg clearly the third time around and should get it out of the way or fight Andrade sulecki winner for undisputed.
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Originally posted by killakali View PostThis is incorrect. Mayweather was guaranteed a minimum of 32 mil per fight with showtime.
But his minimum for Canelo was $41.5 million whether it sold 1 ppv or 5 million. He was paid 41.5 mil on fight. Even though he cleared way over 100 million.
Here is from Forbes:
Mayweather received a record guaranteed purse of $41.5 million purse for the fight, and as co-promoter with Golden Boy, he will also reap the spoils of the PPV haul. Mayweather is set to earn more than $80 million from the fight based on the current PPV estimates, and his final take could approach $100 million if the ultimate PPV tally exceeds 2.5 million buys. The one night payday tops the previous record in boxing of $52 million that De La Hoya received for the 2007 Mayweather fight. The Canelo fight pushes Mayweather’s career earnings over the $350 million mark. And despite his free-spending ways and penchant for gambling, Mayweather showed that he has built up a sizable nest egg in a recent ESPN The Magazine story when he displayed his $123 million balance on a bank receipt.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nyd...outputType=amp
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.for...ing-fight/amp/
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Originally posted by Motorcity Cobra View PostSo Floyd had leverage over Showtime. They had to give him incentives to do what they wanted him to do because not showing his fights wasn't an option while Floyd's options were take $32 mil or take $41 mil. He's winning either way
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Originally posted by killakali View Postthat is then getting the ggg fight which is what they want all along lol
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Just maybe they are in a situation where they need it financially now or could be heading into deep waters that would not be leverage but more suggestion.I don’t now There financial situation but if it was bad enough it could be leverage if no fight they go under then Canelo contract is gone.
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This ain't complicated at all. If someone is paying you you don't get how they have leverage over you? Realllllllly?
And no one with a brain is saying Canelo doesn't have his own leverage cuz he's the biggest name in the game to be fair. Leverage doesn't have to be mutually exclusive in this sorta situation. Both sides can have leverage. And sure there is a game of chicken they could have over who has more leverage & isn't a good look & could eff up both to some degree. But how you don't get DAZN has leverage I don't grasp at all. I think you are being naive to attempt your standard weirdo nearly daily DAZN thread.
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