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Originally posted by Bronx2245 View PostOK, so wait and see what K2 offers you for GGG vs. Chavez Jr., or what Arum offers for Zurdo Ramirez, and then take the biggest offer!
GGG is not offering 5m and Arum only offer big money if you agree to sign a multi fight deal with top rank first which is why he refused to ever fight again with arum and held out over a year to get out his contract and sign with haymon. And with his lack of discipline the longer he waits the more likely he blows up in weight again or gets beat by someone.
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Originally posted by DionysusX View PostMy problem is that both Canelo and GGG do **** like this, yet both fanbases act like its only a tactic used exclusively by the other side.
K2 are NOTORIOUS for lowballing. Yet suddenly, GBP is the cheapest promoter in town. I'm not even gonna go into the whole "Anybody from 154-168 can get it... But 164 for Ward" debacle. Yet according to the Canelo fanbase. Alvarez trying to enforce Caneloweight, at 168 isn't an issue. Then there's the string of lackluster opponents on both sides.
These two are supposedly the faces of/best in the sport, yet they're both acting in a manner unbecoming of champions, and this will only. Serve to damage the sport in the long run.
AJ is my personal hope for the sport. He knows how to charm the media and through the media, casuals. He's starting to step up his competition by taking on the HW King of the last decade. People can talk about Fury, but Fury isn't a boxer at the moment. And lastly, I can't help but like a professional athlete who treats his body like a pro athlete should. Gym rat, work ethic, always tryna improve.
So I just hope that AJ reaches the heights he promises to reach.
AJ is my personal hope too, my son has been boxing for nine years and looks up to him as his role model .....I have no problem with this thank god it's not one of the others!
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the fact that there is a rematch clause in the "offer" proves without a doubt that the GGG "offer" has an escape clause, which makes the deal pretty much worthless. What good is a supposed $10 or even $15 million offer if Canelo can simply opt out to rematch Chavez?
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Originally posted by ThatDude44 View PostIs this Sr's way of sticking it to Oscar for no massing him.
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Originally posted by thack View PostYea, although Canelo is by far the diva here he reminds me of Cotto.
AJ is my personal hope too, my son has been boxing for nine years and looks up to him as his role model .....I have no problem with this thank god it's not one of the others!
Yeah, AJ is a decent role model to have, both in and out of the ring.
Hater's call him boring, I call him wholesome. After the Mayweather era (which I personally loved, with Floyd being probably my fav boxer of all time), I think the sport genuinely needs a nice, wholesome "face" for kids to look up to and the like.
AJ is such a boxer. 10 years of him being top dog won't do the sport any harm.
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Originally posted by OnePunch View Postthe fact that there is a rematch clause in the "offer" proves without a doubt that the GGG "offer" has an escape clause, which makes the deal pretty much worthless. What good is a supposed $10 or even $15 million offer if Canelo can simply opt out to rematch Chavez?
taking the offer will secure the fight for ggg if no chavez rematch which is the most likely scenario, not taking the offer will not help ggg at all, nothing guarantees the offer will be there in the summer, specially when 2017 is cottos last year in boxing and he wants to fight canelo too... heck knowing how big is canelos ego nothing guarantees that 15 mill will still be offered even if no cotto or chavez rematch...
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Chavez Jr. should be glad that he's receiving an offer like that, but I can see what they wanting at least 8 million.
Fight would be huge and if Chavez loses he would be finished, he might be seeking retiring money to walk away from the sport.
If I were Canelo I'd give him 7 million and that's it. if he doesn't want it, then I would be looking for Saunders or Lemieux.
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Originally posted by OnePunch View Postthe fact that there is a rematch clause in the "offer" proves without a doubt that the GGG "offer" has an escape clause, which makes the deal pretty much worthless. What good is a supposed $10 or even $15 million offer if Canelo can simply opt out to rematch Chavez?
I think Julio/Canelo will actually do pretty well at both the gate and ppv #'s, and that their styles will make a pretty fun fight. I think the GGG offer may have already vanished, GB might have found a safe & lucrative alternative. Now watch, come December '17, Canelo won't be able to make 160 anymore.
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