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    #91
    Originally posted by Curtis2 View Post
    Who’s the bigger slime, jive crook, Dana White or Haymon? They each are screwing over their fighters, networks & fans…
    Explain to me how Dana White is screwing over anyone? A fighter is provided a contract that is reviewed by UFC parent company lawyers and the fighter’s lawyer (if he’s smart). Once reviewed and if signed they’ve entered into a mutually agreed upon written contract. You don’t cry about contract terms afterwards you do that beforehand. No one has a gun over a fighter’s head to sign anything. Most wouldn’t make the money they make now without the UFC. If they don’t like the terms of their contract they have options. 1) allow it to run its course and seek other employment, 2) request for renegotiation 3) do well and upon resigning ask for a pay boost.

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      #92
      Originally posted by The Ninth Layer View Post

      Sure but like, we had Magsayo vs Russell on Showtime pretty recently. That's probably a smaller fight pay wise but you'd think they could find a slot for a Keith tune-up.

      I guess that depends on his guarantee? But like lol how much do they even expect to make on this ppv.
      That whole Russell vs Magsayo card was probably around $500K and exactly why Showtime picked it up. Thurman,and his delusions of granduer,is more than likely asking for a atleast $3 mil minimum and Showtime isnt interested or simply can't cover that and the remaining purses on the card,hence ppv. They're just hoping to cover the cost of card at this point.
      Last edited by Sctrojan; 02-02-2022, 12:05 AM.

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        #93
        Originally posted by Idunnoshet View Post

        Exactly.
        Seems kinda insincere for them to hype up Ramos vs Lopez when Josesito pulled out a couple weeks ago.
        He's been replaced by Lucas Santamayor who upset Devon Alexander a couple fights back.
        Not a bad replacement. But sti using Josesitos name knowing he ain't fighting is shady.
        Yes it sounds O.K. until you look at Devon's record. Of his last 9 fights (including the one you mentioned) he 's had 6 losses, one draw, and 2 wins way back.. He's lost his last 4, He USED to be good. But now, just on 35 with those last fights.......??? How good a win was it to beat him. It surely was NO "upset".
        Last edited by edgarg; 02-01-2022, 11:54 PM.

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          #94
          Thurman sure knows how to pick DANGEROUS opponents. LOL. Barrios just got KO’d by a natural 122 pounder.

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            #95
            Originally posted by edgarg View Post

            Yes it sounds O.K. until you look at Devon's record. Of his last 6 fights he 's had 5 losses and one draw. He USED to be good. But now, just on 35 with those last 6 fights.......??? How good a win was it to beat him.
            Lol,yea he was good maybe 10yrs ago. He did beat Marcos and Lucas which is pretty significant but he simply fizzled out after those 2 wins which you would think be the opposite. If I recall,he had issues with ped med substance abuse which would've done him no favors. But yea,the Riverside Rocky having to bow out did this card no favors.

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              #96
              Originally posted by Roj View Post

              I definitely agree with you for the most part,.
              But I must say the Fury-Wilder 3 card - both the main event and undercard fights - was well worth the PPV cost.
              That's what I'm saying on the first part of my post. I said if the fights worth it 75 dollars is fine. Fury vs wilder even tho we seen it twice already it still had that intrigue because of the build up the back story wilders power etc and the undercard was good with Sanchez-Ajagba and Kownacki-helenius 2. but Thurman vs barrios and Davis-Cruz there not ppv fights and that's why tanks ppv bombed and so did Woodley-paul supposedly so did martin-ortiz because the fans know whats worth paying for more times then not an there tired of being told this is ppv when it clearly isn't
              Last edited by Boxing2695; 02-02-2022, 12:35 AM.

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                #97
                Thurman is right the price of gum is not $.25 cents anymore and that’s why nobody going to care about boxing anymore.

                The fighters purses for the last decade have been inflated and that has damaged the market since every fighter believes that they are some boxing star when In reality that don’t generate enough $$ to make promoters and networks any profit unless your Canelo,Joshua,Spence and Wilder. That’s why there are so many PPV’s these promoters can’t pay their own fighters and don’t want to take risks anymore.

                can’t wait for the boxing market bubble to burst and hit the restart button. So much $$$ can be made if there is a actual boxing commission. Until that enjoy that $75 bubble gum

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                  #98
                  I'd pay 100 for a fight regardless of Inflation (although Inflation is a bit high lol)..if it's worth it.This isn't worth a big Mac meal

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                    #99
                    People keep saying this isn't a PPV fight. Was tank vs barrios and a useless undercard a PPV fight?

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