ODLH: GGG Will Receive a Flat Fee for Canelo; No Split!!! WOW.

Most of my time is spent answering your ret*rded questions.

 

Then you're more screwed than I initially thought.

LMAO...

 

Thinking's not your strong point.

 

Seeing as how this coming fight will be pretty big, I'd say he's coming along fine, if late in his career.

 

You've been told the answer at least a dozen times. Have someone else read them for you and translate to idiot if that's what you need.

 

You don't even TRY to think about anything. Just spit out first item that pops into that thick skull...

 

The real question is, if Gennady Golovkin can earn that kind of money fighting Kell Brook, then why does he need to take short money making Canelo rich? He's making a guaranteed 5 million dollars fighting Kell Brook, and if the pay per view is successful he's probably making a fair bit more on the back end. So if he makes 8-10 million fighting just anybody it makes no sense for him to accept 10-12 million for a Canelo fight. Ultimately, the results of this pay per view bout should determine the outcome of Golovkin and Canelo's financial negotiations next year. Right this moment, 10-12 million is fair, but if Golovkin's stock rises and Canelo's falls in the next few months, Canelo may find himself on the B side of the table with Golovkin dictating to him.

Regardless of what happens in the ring tomorrow, Canelo had better bring a watch, an extra pair of shoes, and some spare pants to the negotiating table in case Golovkin decides he wants anything else Canelo has. Probably, best if he leaves the wife at home too.

 

Canelo wants the fight, its Oscar that wants no part of GGG....for the moment, hopefully....

 

its about belts when he wants to duck
its about money when he wants to cherrypick

 

Bull**** man.. Who are the 3 common names on that list? Mayweather was the name. Period. He could have fought some other coward brought up mexican and got the same amount of buys. If GGG got the same exposure he would be much bigger than Canyalla.

 

It really is a slap in the face to Mexican boxing.