since you know it all what over factors in the negotiations have team pac agreed to that give mayweather the advantage?
The obvious solution is obvious. 60 to the winner, 40 to the looser. The Pacquiao camp should make that offer and force Floyd into a corner. If he is so damn sure he is going to win then why refuse such an offer? No wonder the guy isn't fighter of the decade, he rarely wants to fight anybody...
the fact is, you go off their last fights to se who is the bigger draw the fact remains floyd doubled pacs last fight what does that tell you:hi:
what does greatness have to do with anything? if tyson came back and fought klitscko tyson would get the bigger share... RIGHT NOW think about what your saying... if manny didn't get 60-40 against oscar because he was smaller and his position on the p4p charts.. what does that say about the split against floyd.... if he's smaller he deserves less than 40? cmon man.. your trpipping I'm not talking about greatness... **** greatness... I'm talking about ppv splits here.... oscar was washed the **** up against floyd & pacman and he still got a bigger share
Ok, answer this. If Floyd's next fight was a ppv against Nate Campbell, who Floyd asked to come up to 147, and Pacquiaos next fight was against Paul Williams, and Pacs fight does better than Floyds fight, would you say that Pac is a bigger draw than Mayweather?
LOL you're obviously unable to understand waht I'm saying. When Pac fought Oscar. Oscar was easily 3 or 4 times the draw that Pac was. Yet the split was 2:1. How can you explain that? Think about it Oscar was a much bigger draw. But because, like Floyd will have, Oscar had a size advantage; because, like Floyd will be, Oscar was fighting a greater fighter than him, because of those things... Pac's share was bigger than what was represented by the difference in their drawing power.
but the fatc is he doubled pacs numbers, so dont try and twist im not talking hypothetically because you dont even understand the reality
Answer the question spud, stop avoiding it. In that scenario, who would you consider the bigger draw? Especially since, according to you, your judged by your last fight.