I think Chavez Jr is a silver spoon in his mouth, WBC protected daddy's boy. And I think Arum is the devil himself. But given that cannibus has zero performance enhancing qualities, 900k is too steep.
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Originally posted by PRBOXINGCOTTO View PostArum your excuse is restarted you cannot compare a fine in 2002 to a fine in 2012 that's like saying man I bought chips in 2002 and it was 25cents now there 50cent prices go up moron and boxers are getting paid way more
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Originally posted by PRBOXINGCOTTO View PostArum your excuse is restarted you cannot compare a fine in 2002 to a fine in 2012 that's like saying man I bought chips in 2002 and it was 25cents now there 50cent prices go up moron and boxers are getting paid way more
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Originally posted by devildg View Postadjusted for inflation, its really not that excessive
when did Arum become a Constitutional lawyer?
sit your ass down Bob
And he was the head of Edward Kennedy's tax department where he worked for 7 years immediately before he became a boing promoter.
The hugely excessive fine drew heavy criticism from every side.
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Originally posted by anonymous2.0 View PostThe Eighth ********* to the U.S. Constitution reads:
Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted.
Is 900,000 dollars considered excessive? Percentage wise its only 30% of his reported income for that fight and you would have to argue that 30% is excessive.
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What's the problem? The kid's a spoiled rich brat, and 900K is a drop in the bucket for him. Again... WHAT'S THE PROBLEM??!!
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I'm pretty sure Chavez Jr. toked the most expensive joint in history.
900k fine for a few puffs of herb...
Goodness gracious.....
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