Average fighters who got a big pay day fight?

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  1. Flemo83

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    There were a lot worse than Nash who at the time had won the british title, avenged his only loss,had won and defended his european title going straight into the Watt fight. if fact see the post below your original post, theres about 10 on that resume alone
     
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    Can't believe no one mentioned Gerry Cooney who got $ 10,000,000 to fight Larry Holmes because he was white ... if Cooney were a black man no way he gets that sort of money for that fight, if he even gets the fight ...
     
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    Peter McNeeley was the first name to come to mind.

    Buster Mathis made $600k a few months later when he fought Tyson.
     
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    Scott Freaking Frank.
     
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    Duane Bobick got $250,000 to fight Ken Norton in 5/77.
    On a per minute basis, the highest rate per hour.