Ward is gonna fight a guy heavier than him tonight, so if he's gonna give Rodriguez that advantage it's his right to make Rodriguez pay for it.
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Originally posted by Ray* View PostFuck the moaning fans on Boxingscene, Ward or his team would do what he has to do to make Ward comfortable, his name isn't Rodriguez.. The funny thing is when Manny Pacquiao was charging mutherfuckers $1M per every pound a fighter turns up overweight I didn't hear a pip from the same people who are now calling Ward "Greedy"Last edited by turnedup; 11-16-2013, 06:33 PM.
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Originally posted by techliam View Post25/30% goes to the promoter, not the WBA. I posted a link to the regulations earlier in the thread
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Originally posted by turnedup View PostFunny how you left out that Rodriguez is only making 200k and is considered a tune up but Pacquaio's opponents were making upwards of 4 million bucks plus a cut of ppv's. Plus his opponents didn't come in overweight so we never did learn how he'd handle the situation and say f' it let's fight...but don't let you hatred for one man and your fandom of another affect all logical thought.
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Originally posted by turnedup View PostI have never ever criticized Andre Ward but damn that's some sucker shh. Listen the man didn't make weight...he's already coughing up 40k because of it..mind you that 40k comes out of his pocket and not the promoter, the promoter still get's his percentage like the guy is earning 200k for this fight. Now when is the next time Rodriguez is going to make 200k if he loses? Likely never again..Ward on the other hand ain't hurting and if HBO and them are paying 2.5 million per bout to the headlining fight that means ward is already pulling in at least 1.5 million..are in theory already making about 8 times what your opponent is making and still want 40k from him in addition? G T F O H..Wasn't Ward calling this guy a tune up? Seriously W T F!
Anyhow, can someone tell me how the WBA rules apply if the title is no longer in play? That is the part that I don't understand. I just don't understand that.
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Originally posted by low_Bo View PostI actually am siding with ward. Rules are rules. I do think he is overrated though.
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Originally posted by toyboy33 View PostI don't blame Ward. Rules are rules and fighters not making weight has become a problem.
There is a lot of money and time invested setting these things up and it's on HBO's dime, not Ward's. HBO doesn't care about the rules or why Ward agreed to something yesterday but today he doesn't agree. They care about all the time and money they sunk into setting up an event to showcase Ward's return that now gets tossed away.
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Originally posted by PBP View PostRodriguez is making $1 million less a $200-$400K fine, whichever they agreed to (because the fight is on).
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Originally posted by illpapi View PostI'm not sure you have the numbers right here. Rodriguez originally was going to make 1 Million so I have no clue what the hell you are talking about. 200k is the penalty for not making weight or so we heard that was the agreement they came to. When is the last time Rodriguez will make 200K? Well, he made 600k in his last fight. So, 40k coming out of his pocket? Again, I have no clue what you are talking about.
Anyhow, can someone tell me how the WBA rules apply if the title is no longer in play? That is the part that I don't understand. I just don't understand that.
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Originally posted by turnedup View PostFunny how you left out that Rodriguez is only making 200k and is considered a tune up but Pacquaio's opponents were making upwards of 4 million bucks plus a cut of ppv's. Plus his opponents didn't come in overweight so we never did learn how he'd handle the situation and say f' it let's fight...but don't let you hatred for one man and your fandom of another affect all logical thought...I like Ward and have never critiqued him but this is bullshhh..two pounds on a tune up fight and the guy is already punished for being two pounds overweight..enough is enough.
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