You strike me as an unbiased poster. I am too. But just consider this. The Pac counter offer of 70%-30% PPV sharing is better than the May requirement of 100% of PPV. Arum involvement notwithstanding.
I've always thought that in boxing the winner deserves the lion's share of the purse. That said, a 70-30 proposal seems unrealistic. 60-40 logically would be the appropriate split; then again, logic is a something that the Mayweather side hasn't practiced much of during this ongoing Floyd-Pac negotiation saga.
Pac is going to be an EASY FIGHT. Pac has ZERO CHANCE of beating Floyd. Floyd will SCHOOL Pac so bad. Pac will look like an AMATEUR in front of Floyd. Team Pac: 70/30 the winner gets the bigger share. Floyd: My health is more important. :rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl
Team Pac needs to Understand this is not how Floyds deals are structured at this time. The way his deals are structured are he gets all the money. He should know this.
This is nothing more than posturing for team Pac. But I have to say this by far is their ballsiest (albeit sick) move so far. If they responded this way from the get go (and none of the legal BS), it would've been clear from the start that FMJ has always been the one who was hesitant about this fight.
seriously though, as much as I think Floyd is a *****, he shouldn't take this offer. 50/50-50 is the only deal either fighter should agree to.
If you believe Arum would offer 70-30 to the winner you're ******ed. The only way Arum would make that deal is if Jinky and Pac's mistress were 2 of the judges
so you would rather stick with floyd offer of 100% PPV for himself and 0% pac and wish this fight get's made?
STFU, ******. You don't know what the **** you're talking about. Even if Floyd's offer was a flat $0 to Manny, he still wouldn't be making anywhere close to 100% of the PPV revenue "for himself".