Choc has a big name signed!

Surely there aren't any big pay days left in him, do many really care to see him any more?

I'm not trying to be a smart ass either, serious question.

 

I'm not talking about a comparison to other OZ fighters, more so compared to what he made a few years ago.

It's been mentioned here many times that PPV numbers were getting worse over the last couple of years.

Surely now that Geale comprehensively beat him, he isn't anywhere near as big a draw as he once was.

My point being, I don't understand why he'd continue if the big bucks of yesteryear aren't there. Considering money is what he was all about.

 

Big name as in wins you heaps in scrabble. I'm expecting a rematch with Alejandro Gustavo Falliga.

 

My point is though, in the last couple years, he's been KO'd and IMO (and most of the public) comprehensively beaten.
He's also lost a lot of his hard core supporters from fighting too many bums.

I hope not. Seriously, that would be a silly move for both of them (except financially I guess).

No, not the whole career, but the last 4-5 years or whatever it's been.

 

What's with people putting on forums "Oh I hear so and so has a big name about to sign", "I'm told so and so will have a big announcement in the coming days or weeks"...What's the point of it all? You then get people who are interested but unfortunately the know it alls can't divulge because they really have no idea or have heard 2nd or 3rd hand rumours. Seriously.

Secondly, whether it was seen live or on tv, how can anyone see that it wasn't a completely dominant performance by Daniel Geale? Delusion? Believe it or not but Daniel felt sorry for Choc in there and cruised. Geale had another gear or two and Choc was impotent. Some live in reality, others prefer fantasy land.

 

Mate that's cool. Would be interesting to know who that is though but we will find out soon enough I'm sure. Technically it is 1-1 between the two but that always stirs up some debate. Everyone has their opinion. In the fair dinkum department they can only move in opposite directions now. Too little too late for one, boundless opportunities for the other. Cheers.

 

Mostly, I think Mandy thought Geale would be a push over.

I think it was, otherwise he would have fought him when he was supposed to, within 6 months of the first fight as the IBO ordered.

I think going down in weight is more proof that it was mainly about money, as he thought it would be easier going beating up on MW's.
And it was, mostly.

I'm not convinced. But then I know **** all about the $$ side of things.

 

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