118 Juan Carlos Payano Koki Kameda Tomoki Kameda Rau'shee W'arren 122 Leo Santa Cruz Jonathan Guzman Tyson Cave Oscar Escandon Juan Dominguez Mario Barrios Cesar Seda Jorge Lara 126 Gary Russell Jr. Abner Mares Rico Ramos Gervonta Davis Stephen Fulton Dennis Galarza Kamil Laszczyk 130 Rances Barthelemy Eric Bone Javier Fortuna Jose Pedraza Haskell Rhodes Omar Douglas 135 Omar Figueroa Anthony Peterson Miguel Vazquez Jamel Herring Robert Easter Ivan Redkach Tommy Logan Raynell Williams Chris Alexander 140 Danny Garcia Adrien Broner Lamont Peterson Lucas Matthysse John Molina Lorenzo Reynolds Milton Santiago Walter Castillo 147 Floyd Mayweather Devon Alexander Marcos Maidana Andre Berto Robert Guerrero Amir Khan Shawn Porter Errol Spence Joseito Lopez Keith Thurman Victor Ortiz Luis Collazo Paulie Malignaggi Leonard Bundu Jo Jo Dan Kevin Bizier Marcos Hernandez Wale Omotoso Roberto Garcia Semajay Thomas Kareem Martin Daniel Prussak Alex Martin Jr. Javonte Clark Joseph Elegele Phil Lo Greco Bryant Perrella Ryan Karl Fabian Maidana David Grayton 154 Austin Trout Erislandy Lara Alfredo Angulo Jermall Charlo Jermell Charlo Carlos Molina Vanes Martirosyan Julian Williams Daquan Arnett Chris Pearson John Jackson Pritchard Colon Joshua Conley Jarrett Hurd Thomas Hill Erickson Lubin Dominique Dolton Javontae Starks Patryk Szymanski 160 Peter Quillin Jermain Taylor Fernardo Guerrero Daniel Jacobs Kyrone Davis Sergio Mora Caleb Plant Dominic Wade Tony Harrison Sergey Derevyanchenko Justin DeLoach 168 Sakio Bika Anthony Dirrell Andre Dirrell Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Caleb Truax Malcolm McAllister Phil Jackson-Benson John Magda Jonathan Gonzalez Julius Jackson 175 Adonis Stevenson Chad Dawson Edwin Rodriguez Andrzej Fonfara Beibut Shumenov Enrique Ornelas Terrell Gausha Marcus Browne Thomas Williams Jr Steve Lovett Dauren Yeleussinov Dennis Hasson 200 BJ Flores Jordan Shimmell Ahmed Elbiale Earl Newman 200+ Chris Arreola Deontay Wilder Artur Szpilka Seth Mitchell Antonio Tarver Dominic Breazeale Michael Hunter Jr. Paul Koon Travis Kauffman Gerald Washington Danny Kelly Stephan Shaw Adam Kownacki Yasmany Consuegra
Securing a deal with CBS is not good for boxing? :naughty When is the last time CBS showed championship fights over the weekend? Answer? About 30 years ago. This is the result of Al Haymon. If you think he's bad for boxing, I'll have to completely disagree with you.
(Artur Beterbiev signed with Haymon..big signing) see Canadian site [url]www.rds.ca/boxe[/url] Updated list as of 3/7/15 -- Floyd Mayweather Adonis Stevenson Danny Garcia Milton Santiago Adrien Broner Marcos Maidana Lamont Peterson Chad Dawson Devon Alexander Peter Quillin Leo Santa Cruz Gary Russell Jr. Austin Trout Erislandy Lara Andre Berto Sakio Bika Chris Arreola Deontay Wilder Edwin Rodriguez Paul Williams Pritchard Colon Robert Guerrero Amir Khan Rances Barthelemy Jermain Taylor Fernardo Guerrero Caleb Plant Omar Figueroa Shawn Porter Carlos Molina Alfredo Angulo Jermall Charlo Jermell Charlo Daniel Jacobs Dominic Wade Jamel Herring Robert Easter Errol Spence Gerald Washington Lorenzo Reynolds Enrique Ornelas Librado Andrade Audley Harrison Keith Thurman Chris Pearson Joseito Lopez Antonio Tarver Victor Ortiz Luis Collazo BJ Flores Seth Mitchell Paulie Malignaggi Anthony Dirrell Daquan Arnett Beibut Shumenov Rau'shee W.a.r.r.e.n Anthony Peterson Terrell Gausha Dominic Breazeale Marcus Browne John Molina Kyrone Davis Abner Mares Marcos Hernandez Joshua Conley Vanes Martirosyan Miguel Vazquez Tomoki Kameda Caleb Truax Roberto Garcia Andre Dirrell Andrzej Fonfara Eric Bone Jordan Shimmell Semajay Thomas Javier Fortuna Jonathan Guzman Oscar Escandon Tony Harrison Raynell Williams Sergio Mora Javonte Clark Raynell Williams Rico Ramos David Grayton Patryk Szymanski Kamil Laszczyk Jorge Lara Jonathan Gonzalez Sergey Derevyanchenko Koki Kameda Leonard Bundu Jo Jo Dan Phil Jackson-Benson Ahmed Elbiale Tyson Cave Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Malcolm McAllister Travis Kauffman Jarrett Hurd Thomas Hill Paul Koon Fabian Maidana Joseph Elegele Stephen Fulton Kevin Bizier Danny Kelly Mario Barrios Gervonta Davis Juan Dominguez Steve Lovett Justin DeLoach Thomas Williams Jr Julian Williams Omar Douglas Yasmany Consuegra Walter Castillo Kevin Bizier Ivan Redkach John Jackson Julius Jackson Phil Lo Greco Bryant Perrella Chris Alexander Dennis Hasson Michael Hunter Jr. Ryan Karl Alex Martin Jr. Stephan Shaw Tommy Logan John Magda Kareem Martin Daniel Prussak Wale Omotoso Haskell Rhodes Javontae Starks Danny Kelly Earl Newman Joseph Elegele Ionut Dan Ion Adam Kownacki Jose Pedraza Dominique Dolton Erickson Lubin Dennis Galarza Dauren Yeleussinov Juan Carlos Payano Artur Szpilka Cesar Seda Lucian Bute Andrei Wawrzyk Sammy Vasquez, Jr Ievgen Khytrov Felix Diaz Yudel Jhonson Humberto Savigne Carlos Velazquez Daiki Kameda Claudio Marrero Moises Flores Samuel Figueroa Isiah Thomas Darwin Price Ivan Golub Leo Hall Tugstsogt Nyambayar Monty Meza Clay Kiko Martinez Gabriel Campillo Steven Ortiz Danny O'Connor Mark DeLuca Ryan Kielczweski Marvin Sonsona Maciej SuleckiRey Ojeda Raynell Williams Artur Beterbiev
The end game for Haymon is he is going to have all his fighters drop their belts and the PBC will be an organization like the UFC with its own tv deals, rules, rankings, referees, etc. That is if he can get it running and profitable. That is unknown at this time.
I agree 100% and that is what Haymon is going to have to figure out. He is a smart businessman but this won't be easy but IF and big IF he can figure it out and make it work he will reap millions of dollars. This is not going to happen overnight it might take several years. The first year of the PBC will tell us depending on the ratings he gets etc. It is like he had investors put up capital to do a trial run and see if it can work. If it does it will forever change the sport.
:roflatsch Haymon wouldn't be a manager or a promoter. He would own the PBC like the Fertitta brothers own the UFC. Some of you can't see the big picture here. The PBC would be an organization NOT a promotional company.
You are not understanding this. There would be no outside Promoters just like the UFC does not have outside promoters. UFC fighters do have managers though and I would assume the PBC fighters would also but it would not be Haymon. Haymon would be the King. It would be an organization set up exactly like the UFC but for Boxing. They would have their own referees, rules, rankings etc just like the UFC does and it would not be in violation of any law. Do you understand what I am saying?
He already has the league set up in the form of the PBC in name so no he would not have to renegotiate any network contracts. I agree it would be hard for him to create this but this is exactly what he wants to do and these time buys are to test the market. He would then hire a guy lets say Richard Schaefer as his President like Dana White is and then he is off doing business. Not saying it would be good for the sport but it if he were able to pull it off he would kill off all the rival promoters in America and would relegate all the ABC orgs worthless also. The UK and Europe could still thrive without the PBC but in America it would be all that mattered again providing he is able to pull it off and that is unknown at this point. But that is what Haymon is aiming for here and what he wants.
Rico's got a point. Haymon wants to control everything just like a UFC/WWE model. He'll have 10-12 fighters per each weight class and create his own belts, rankings, announcers and refs. Which is fine, he's signed a truck load of TV deals but fighters in PBC will only be allowed to fight each other. No one from outside (aka all other boxers competing for ABC belts)
You are the only person saying this and still don't understand this completely. I never said Haymon would. Go look at the UFC business model and apply it to Professional Boxing. Haymon would be Frank Fertitta and he would hire anyone just use Shaefer as an example as a 'Dana White'. That is not illegal for him to do that. Haymon doesn't want to be a manager/adviser he wants to own the whole damn thing and put everyone else out of business. Nothing can stop him from terminating his existing deals with his fighters and having them join the PBC aka UFC. Dan Rafael had a great article a while back explaining this whole process.