Pacquiao didn't know about switch to showtime

****en lol. pac pretended he knows nothing of the Showtime deal, acted innocent in front of the reporter but behind the scenes he is a sinister person plotting all evil plans and telling Arum to get rid of HBO, shut his trap or be off :happy:happy

amazing how hate in divac's mind works

 

and pac signed with GBP knowing fully well he was already signed with Top Rank and could lead to awful lawsuits, what sinister plan Pac had in mind that day only Manny knows :hi:

 

One must read the GQ article to have an idea how crazy a day in the life of manny is, the number of people going in and out of his house each day, how he rarely catches sleep, the things he does, the kind of people and politicians he was connected with etc etc. When i read that surreal article, i was bothered how one person could live like that

 

like pac says, his job is to train and fight, the other business of boxing he leaves to his promoter. As long as he fights well and becomes more famous and rich after each bout, then that arrangement must be working well. Arum has done a good job with him, he is big brand now, such that CBS is willing to invest money and effort to have him on their side

 

Koncz is the one ****ing up with his job. Pac had multiple endorsement and concert related lawsuits because Koncz didn't know how to handle pac's business. Koncz would sign here and there without bothering to tell Pac and before he even knew it, pac is already being sued. I have a feeling Pac didn't even have an idea he was already facing lawsuits . Just as he had no idea then that Arum was already his promoter.

On the other hand, if you asked Pac, he would say that Koncz is not his manager, he had not signed anything authorizing Koncz to perform that role, he sees him more as an assistant. hence the squabbling inside his camp over things that should be done.

Pac had an entourage of about thirty or more people, most of these guys appoint themselves as pac's agents and would deal with businesses relating to Pac. they see Pac as an employment opportunity. one guy would go to a company, promise them an endorsement deal in exchange for a commission, gets back to Pac and makes the deal. why pac does not fire these goffers and limit himself to an efficiently delegated four or five personnels owes alot to his interpersonal style of dealing with people. pac is a very generous guy who would treat everyone around him as his friends. he deals with patronage politics, he likens himself to a patron, a godfather who would shower favors in exchange for companionship and loyalty. he even takes care of the homeless dude who washes his car in the Wild card parking lot.

now i think some of these guys are sincerely after pac's interest but most are just plain leeches. Pac doesn't care and has no time to care as long as he earns the amount of money which he couldn't spent for two lifetimes in the Philippines. But when he is retired and his income starts to diminish, i think he would become more concerned with the kind of people he deals with and start getting rid of them