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Last edited by trufightfanatic; 09-16-2014, 06:20 AM.
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Originally posted by MisanthropicNY View PostFloyd can never be considered TBE, only his worshipers would ever consider such a foolish notion. Seeking out the best opponents and challenges is part of being TBE. Floyd prefers to pick and choose opponents, which is his choice, but it eliminates him from consideration of being TBE.
Mayweather is not undefeated he lost to Castillo the first time, and even if he were undefeated his record is padded and he avoided Pacquiao and others. Marciano fought E. Charles, Jersey Joe Walcott, and even though he was old, Rocky still fought Joe Louis. Mayweather never fought Pacquiao in his prime. Mayweather never fought the best at 140 or 147, and flat out ducked Margarito and Pacquiao. He also backed out of moving up to fight Winky Wright who was the top dog at 54'.
Mayweather could never be the best of his era... he is three divisions and at least two wins over hall of famers behind Pacquiao...
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Originally posted by MisanthropicNY View PostPPV sales actual and projected:
Floyd v. Maidana I = 850K PPVs
Floyd v. Maidana II = Less than 850K PPVs
Projections:
Floyd v. Amir Khan = 600K PPVs
Floyd v. Thurman = 600K PPVS
Floyd v. Molina = 550K PPVs
Floyd v. Pacquiao = 2Million + PPVs
Still make sense for Floyd to duck Pacquiao?
11/12/11 - vs. Juan Manuel Marquez - $6,000,000 *
05/07/11 - vs. Shane Mosley - $6,000,000
11/14/09 - vs. Miguel Cotto - $7,400,000
05/02/09 - vs. Ricky Hatton - $7,400,000
12/06/08 - vs. Oscar De La Hoya - $6,600,000
06/28/08 - vs. David Diaz - $3,000,000
03/15/08 - vs. Juan Manuel Marquez - $3,000,000
10/06/07 - vs. Marco Antonio Barrera - $2,000,000
11/18/06 - vs. Erik Morales - $3,000,000
01/21/06 - vs. Erik Morales - $2,000.000
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TOTAL = $46,400,000
Floyd Mayweather
09/17/11 - vs. Victor Ortiz - $25,000,000
05/01/10 - vs. Shane Mosley - $22,500,000
09/19/09 - vs. Juan Manuel Marquez - $10,000,000
12/08/07 - vs. Ricky Hatton - $11,000,000
05/05/07 - vs. Oscar De La Hoya - $10,000,000
11/04/06 - vs. Carlos Baldomir - $8,000,001
04/08/06 - vs. Zab Judah - $5,000,000
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TOTAL = $91,500,001
Although the documents do not disclose revenue also generated from pay-per-view upside, it's extremely doubtful that Pacquiao is getting significantly more than Mayweather in that department, especially considering that they both do similar numbers and in Pacquiao's case, Top Rank retains 27.5%. While I personally believe the subject of a 50/50 split is irrelevant, mainly because Bob Arum was never interested in staging the fight on May 5 to begin with, given those numbers, it's understandable why Mayweather might allegedly inform Pacquiao that a $40 million guarantee would be significantly more money than he's been currently making.
So did it make sense to turn down $40 million? If he won the first fight, as you think he would've, he could have been the "A-Side" for the rematch, and got a better deal (Although Manny says he's still the A-Side when negotiating with Marquez, even after Marquez KO'd him).
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Originally posted by 33030 View PostMen dont talk about another man's income
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Originally posted by trufightfanatic View PostManny should have left him long before last year.
guess what since 2009 floyd has given more than 10 conditions (manny ask for zero conditions.) from fighters relevance to tax issues. floyd should have demanded all those issues in 2009 so it can be resolve one by one. the problem is every 6 months there are new demands.
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