What do you think the "No Mas" reveal might be in the new "Hands of Stone" movie?

From what I understand, Sakkher, the post-fight partying began looong before the rematch with Leonard was signed.

 

Not sure if this is the exact same interview, but one I read before that said something similar and interesting to what I think I'd read elsewhere:

Duran had lost his title but that was nothing compared to the sudden and shocking loss of his machismo. The code among Latin fighters and fans was that if a fighter had to suffer the ignominy of defeat he was carried out on his shield.

He didn’t quit. That may well be hokum but Duran’s house in Panama was vandalised soon after his ignoble capitulation and it took him years to win back the public’s respect. Along with the “phantom punch” from Ali/Liston II, it remains a mystery of boxing. I asked him what happened. Duran sat perfectly still, looked me in the eye and said, “I wasn’t feeling well. I had stomach cramps and didn’t want to punish myself unnecessarily. I wanted to wait until we fought again.”

I wasn’t letting him get away that lightly. I told him sure he knew the Latin code, a fighter does not quit, especially a fighter with a reputation for machismo like Duran. He shifted in his seat and said, “It’s a very long story and I don’t want to talk about that now. If somebody offers me a lot of money I will speak about it.”

I asked Tony what he thought. He had his own theories about that night. He said that maybe there had been pressure on Duran to throw the fight, suggesting that back in Panama there had been threats. But he also said that Duran was tired of chasing Leonard: “My second theory is that Duran just said, ‘**** you! If you want to box, let’s box. I’m not going to chase you for the rest of the night.’”

Yet another theory has it that Duran was in bad shape that night. Several years later, Duran’s former manager Don Carlos Eleta said Duran had begun to drink heavily and live way too fast for a fighter in his position. “Rumours started that Duran was paying bars in Panama $200 to lock him in and serve him what he wanted,” Eleta said. The manager thought Duran would soon ‘lose to a bum’ so he signed for the Leonard re-match for $6million. Eleta allegedly made a deal with promoters Don King and Bob Arum for the millions to be paid in Panama 15 days before the fight, with the proviso that if Duran stepped into the ring, Eleta could cash their money.

“After that fight I knew he would spend the money quickly so I made him sign a document with his wife that he couldn’t touch it for ten years,” said Eleta.

“Shortly after the fight General Paredes [a strongman under General Noriega] went to the bank with Duran’s wife Felicidad and got them to hand over the money. His wife bet thousands of dollars daily.”