Adam Booth's take on current Wlad - Haye negotiations ** interesting**

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  1. thewinfella

    thewinfella The Golden Boy Full Member

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    Adam Booth, manager and trainer of WBA heavyweight champion David Haye, is claiming that his fighter actually budged to the financial demands of WBO/IBO/IBF champion Wladimir Klitschko. There is only one problem, Booth claims Klitschko is refusing to sign the agreement, but never gives an exact reason as to why Klitschko is stalling

    The big issue with getting a deal done was the British pay-per-view money. Klitschko wanted 50% and Haye was refusing to give it up. Now Haye has offered, according to Booth, 50% of the British television revenue. Booth even claims that Haye is willing to fight Klitschko in Germany - if the fight generates the most money in that country.
    Booth told the Guardian: "I have been negotiating with Bernd Boente, Wladimir Klitschko's manager, and two days ago I offered him a 50-50 split of everything, including the British pay-per-view money. And that the fight could be on RTL [the German TV station] and could be held anywhere they wanted to make the most revenue, including in Germany.

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    Wladimir was copied in on all the emails so I don't know why they are refusing. That is the question Boente refused to answer. Either Wladimir does not want to fight David Haye or, maybe, it is because they have this deal with RTL and they want to get that fight out of the way."

    If Klitschko does not finalize a deal with Haye by January 11, then he must honor an existing agreement to fight unbeaten British boxer Dereck Chisora. Klitschko was set to face Chisora on December 11, but withdrew with an injury. The contract calls for a 30-day period which allows Klitschko to find a new opponent. If there is no movement in 30-days, Klitschko must reschedule the Chisora fight.
     
    thewinfella, Dec 22, 2010
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  2. dvb

    dvb Well-Known Member Full Member

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    the other details are that boente said that saureland is lying,no other network will even offer more for the fight,there is yet to be networks proof from either side saying that others will or will not offer or be able to pay more for the fight even if klitschkos could be free of thier network and go elsewhere.

    and if they get more from elswhere,its not much more,so difference will be paid,but even when klitschkos can pick and choose either network,they will still go to the old contract after both have 1 more fight.

    so haye agreed to 50 50 still,still same network,but haye wont be with saureland anymore,klitschkos would be happier with that ide guess.

    ide say that 60-40 should be the deal. that way the winner gets more,the loser less,it makes sense.

    if its not happeing as wlad vs haye as their next fights,alteast agree to the fight after their next fights should both win.
     
    dvb, Dec 22, 2010
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  3. dvb

    dvb Well-Known Member Full Member

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    wlads case is,

    fight chisora,no name,low money,possible high risk,low reward for it.

    fight haye,big name,big reward,big risk possibly but big money and bigger reward aswell if he wins.

    has to give more money to haye,but gets more by fighting him.
     
    dvb, Dec 22, 2010
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