Pac: "We Offered Floyd 50-50 Plus PPV"

Does this **** ever end?.. Neither side are serious about making this fight. These two ****ers are an embarrassment and you ass clowns continue to come here waving your pom poms and defending your idols like a bunch of psychotic, desperate groupies.

 

Mayweather's not going to concede 50-50 - but he will have to compromise and offer Pac a sizable portion of the PPV money to get this negotiation going in the right direction. I'm anxious to find out what Team Mayweather's counter offer will be.

 

No, not the same. Do some more research. Just because he is a co-promoter you ASSUME the financial dealings are the same. No it is not.
Manny's MP is only for tax purpose (alleviates him of personal tax and other foreign tax that can be applied to individuals vs corporations and LLC). The contract structure for PBF is unique to him. With a "guarantee" structure it actually alleviates Pac from any cost or the risk of the fight being financially in the red.


[url]http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/17/sports/floyd-mayweather-jr-welterweight-with-heavyweight-financial-clout.html?pagewanted=all[/url]

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“It’s never been done,” Mayweather,

 

you're stupid. I was replying BoD. He was comparing GB/Floyd's situation to Floyd/Pac's.

Before Floyd fought Oscar, he was only averaging 400,000 ppv. That is why Floyd did not get 50/50 from Oscar.

Right now Pacquiao is averaging more than one million ppv / fight for the last 6 fights. Big difference, you can't compare.

 

once this money thing is resolved, they will still have to deal with

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Now, how are you going to reslved

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since Pac has already agreed for his OSDT version??

 

Cool bro.:good Still shows nothing to suggest that Floyd makes anything less. And MP promotions is forking out to pay. Your talking about Manny's company and Floyd's company now.

I'm referencing what they make. So when Oscar made $52,800,000 with Floyd, he received the RECORD highest payday. His promotional company, Golden Boy, promoted that fight. Oscar still made $52,800,000.

 

I don't care what Floyd did before Oscar.

I am going off all FIVE common opponents.:hi:

 

Does Floyd Mayweather Make more money fighting Pacquiao than any other fight in his past or any other fight out there?

The answer is yes, and its because what Manny brings to the table with out Manny he doesnt come near to that kind of payday with anybody else not Martinez not Canelo nobody.

Manny deserves and even split end of story

 

your numbers are off again to...Floyd and Manny AVERAGED less than 400,000 a fight before Oscar...but that is not even a part of anything.

Oscar is common amongst both fighters..

So looking at all 5 common opponents can someone give me the numbers. I think my man DoDong gave em to me before and they were utterly stupid with all 5 common opponents. They support a 63-37 split.

 

Forget about past numbers. Look at there future options. Mayweather has more options then Pac. If Mayweather and Pac never fight Mayweather can collect 40mil off Khan, 40mil off Canelo, 40mil off Berto, 40mil off an Ortiz rematch if he wanted, 40mil off Martinez, 25mil off Lara or Williams or guys like that.

If Pac never fights Mayweather he can make 25mil off Bradley, 25mil off Marquez and then he has basically run out of money making opponents unless Arum can convince GBP to give them someone from there stable.

Mayweather can make 80mil his next 2 fights and call it a career. Pac can make 50mil his next 2 fights and call it a career. So other then chasing legacy there is really no reason for Mayweather to give Pac more then 40mil.

 

at 50/50 he makes $2,500,000 more than he did against Cotto while Manny makes $27,500,000 more than his highest payday.

The fight will break all records, yup! 3,000,000 PPV buys. The fighters will break all monetary records too, yup! $105,000,000 between the 2 of them.

So at $40,000,000, Pac would make $15,000,000 more his high payday, leaving $65,000,000 on the board. Floyd would then make $15,000,000 more his highest payday and the deal is fair.:good

 

Ouch!!

 

That is about as factual and accurate, if not more so, than your musings about numbers.
So I am unsure why I would take your assumptions over what is implied, no clearly stated by PBF, in the article.

So that story is clearly cooler than yours bro.

 

Your not getting it...

It works both ways.

[url]http://www.fighthype.com/pages/content11641.html[/url]

 

Doesn't matter...
Even if Pac were to say "fine, 40 me... 60 you", Floyd would find another hoop to make him jump through.

Floyd doesn't want it.