I've been following the Dibella interviews on Btalk on a regular basis for the last 3 years.
You should hear this guy talk about Berto.
It's about as conservative as it gets.
All the people on here that think Berto sucks, that's what Bertos promoter thinks from everything I've read from him
You should of read this interview he did right after Berto beat Collazo on Btalk.. Basically, thinks he did good in the fight.. but needs to work on things.
After every single fight... he did a good job, but you know hes still young he still needs to learn certain things, still a lot of mistakes.. etc etc....
Basically the way he talks, it's not Berto that doesn't want the HUGE money fights, and the PPV fight, and the fame that comes with it.
Lou DiBella doesn't want to have the possibility of putting a loss on Berto's record, because it's one of his selling points.. it makes him money, and he's an HBO fighter.
He's consistent and dependant money for DiBella as long as Berto keeps winning. And in short, DiBella doesnt think he can necessarily beat the Cotto's and Margarito's of the division yet, and if they DO want to negotiate, he wants big money because of the risk that Andre will lose... and hence the negotiations fall through and Lou quickly moves on to less risker options.
I think Berto, in his mind, knows he belongs with everyone at welterweight, whether you agree or disagree... everytime I hear him talk he is 100% about getting a big fight, a ppv fight.
Everytime Lou DiBella talks, he talks low key, still a working process, all in due time.. not quite yet.. sort of response.
When Greg Leon asked Lou about a Williams - Berto matchup... Lou thought Greg was joking... he was like....Paul Williams?
You should hear this guy talk about Berto.
It's about as conservative as it gets.
All the people on here that think Berto sucks, that's what Bertos promoter thinks from everything I've read from him
You should of read this interview he did right after Berto beat Collazo on Btalk.. Basically, thinks he did good in the fight.. but needs to work on things.
After every single fight... he did a good job, but you know hes still young he still needs to learn certain things, still a lot of mistakes.. etc etc....
Basically the way he talks, it's not Berto that doesn't want the HUGE money fights, and the PPV fight, and the fame that comes with it.
Lou DiBella doesn't want to have the possibility of putting a loss on Berto's record, because it's one of his selling points.. it makes him money, and he's an HBO fighter.
He's consistent and dependant money for DiBella as long as Berto keeps winning. And in short, DiBella doesnt think he can necessarily beat the Cotto's and Margarito's of the division yet, and if they DO want to negotiate, he wants big money because of the risk that Andre will lose... and hence the negotiations fall through and Lou quickly moves on to less risker options.
I think Berto, in his mind, knows he belongs with everyone at welterweight, whether you agree or disagree... everytime I hear him talk he is 100% about getting a big fight, a ppv fight.
Everytime Lou DiBella talks, he talks low key, still a working process, all in due time.. not quite yet.. sort of response.
When Greg Leon asked Lou about a Williams - Berto matchup... Lou thought Greg was joking... he was like....Paul Williams?
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