Mayweather Jr lambasted Pacquiao for the 55-45 split, clearly doesn’t want the Fight.

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  1. turbotime

    turbotime Hall Of Famer Full Member

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    Well it's up to Top Rank AKA Bob Arum to let DuBeuoff of HBO to let the numbrs out so we won't ever know. We don't know the Ortiz numbers either.

    But we do know the Cotto numbers for Floyd and they are higher than Pac's numbers for Cotto
     
  2. lester proctor

    lester proctor Boxing Addict Full Member

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    By 20%, with Canelo on the undercard. Thanks for backing me on this
     
  3. turbotime

    turbotime Hall Of Famer Full Member

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    what about Canelo?
     
  4. lester proctor

    lester proctor Boxing Addict Full Member

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    He brings extra buys, esp on cince de mayo. How is it you didn't know this? Not that it matters, even then it's 55/45
     
  5. dodong

    dodong >>PACQUIAO Full Member

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    floyd "lambasting" pac at this time is just floyd's way of trying to get some attention away from pac.

    ....it's a jealousy thing.
     
  6. remi

    remi Well-Known Member Full Member

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    You are guys on here are truly amazing, and I mean it. For all the **** you come up, no wonder why all you can do is post here and not on any credible media circulation. Mayweather, I agree is bring up old points that he never came off of because they have never been addressed. Mayweather and Bob Arum have personal issues that I think we can all agree on. If Mayweather doesn't want Bob to make any money off him or with him, doesn't Mayweather who is the bigger fighter, bigger ppv draw, and bigger revenue earner have that right. He brings it up because he knows that if he agrees to that 55/45 split, Bob arum will be walking away with the majority of that money. Now you guys are right about it's not Floyd's problem, but he does understand the business side of things that you guys don't. Mayweather mae money w/o Bob Arum, so why would allow Bob Arum to eat when his own fighter in Pacman isn't eating the way he should. Think about it seriously. Oscar left= mega star big money, Mayweather left= mega star big money, Pacman stayed= mega star, little money. Do you see the pattern. Pac was talking a 55/45 split before he took the loss, is his worth really the same now after losing, no he isn't. You guys keep with the bull**** that he is scared, but he dismantled Marquez when pac is still trying to do it after 4 fights later. Who has Pac fought in the past few years other than Marquez, Bradley? Come on man, just be objective for once. You don't have to like Floyd, but respect his skills, the kid could fight. Pac with all of his catchweight bull****. Cotto gave Mayweather all he can handle at 154. Why did Pac not give Cotto a rematch at 154, it was only fair? Oh ya, speaking of Cotto, left Bob arum = mega star, big money. Do you see the pattern.

    Pac was offered 40 million to fight. How do you turn down 40 million to fight but yet go and fight for 6 million? Why hasn't HBO publish Pac PPV numbers? Are they hiding something? Again, when Mayweather fought Oscar, Mayweather understood that Oscar was the man and he needed to fight him on his terms, and this he did without any arguement. Oscar had picked the ring size, the type of gloves, how much Mayweather was getting, put into place a stipulation for not being under a certain weight come fight night, and had to fight at 154. Did pac get the same treatment later? No! Wasn't pac hailed as a hero after about a year of defeating the man whom Mayweather already dethroned earlier at a heavier weight. Come on people, stop what you are doing, it is killing boxing. I like you wanted to see that fight, but now couldn't care less. I would like to see who mayweather will fight next, and then that's it. This fight between Pac and Marquez solves what exactly. If Marquez wins, what does it all mean? If Pac wins again, what does it mean again? Bob has you gusy fooled. Thanks for reading!
     
  7. lester proctor

    lester proctor Boxing Addict Full Member

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    It's pretty much unreadable. I only spot read it, no surprises, same old discredited talking points. For example all the crying about Pac making pennies, how touching. Start by googling Pacquiao Forbes
     
  8. turbotime

    turbotime Hall Of Famer Full Member

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    Chavez jr has sold more ppv on his own than Canelo has.
     
  9. The Mangler

    The Mangler Active Member Full Member

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    Most ppl don't sweat Pac-May anymore. The fighters have moved on, they just pretend they haven't. They both use their rivalry to promote their other fights. Ppl have caught onto that and gotten bored with it.
     
  10. lester proctor

    lester proctor Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Chavez had only been on those jank latin fury ppvs when he fought bum Rowland on Pac Cotto. Was a joke at the time, hope you're not trying to make a comparison to Canelo Mosley
     
  11. turbotime

    turbotime Hall Of Famer Full Member

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    So now all of a sudden Mosley is big PPV? what did he and Mora do? 90,000 buys?
     
  12. lester proctor

    lester proctor Boxing Addict Full Member

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    What did Rowland McFail do? You realize Canelo was gonna headline a premium ppv 3 months after that "signature" win?
     
  13. turbotime

    turbotime Hall Of Famer Full Member

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    Buuuuut he didn't.

    Chavez jr > Canelo. That's just simple. And Pac/Cotto with Chavez still couldn't beat Mayweather/Cotto with Canelo.
     
  14. lester proctor

    lester proctor Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Sure thing, Chavez 2009 coming off Vanda > Canelo 2012 :rofl. I mean, you seem like a smart guy and all, you must think i started watching boxing in june
     
  15. turbotime

    turbotime Hall Of Famer Full Member

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    Add up Chavez' PPV headlines vs Canelo's and the answer is pretty clear.