What`s more important:to be on HBO and continue win or be in Super 6?

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  1. aliviu_emilian

    aliviu_emilian Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I think being on HBO and continuing winning especially by KO`s is more important than being in a tuorney as Super 6 (which now became Super 7 showing how non-replaceble were the initial contenders).

    No matter how tight is the tourney, the ultimate goal of its participants is to reach where Bute is already:eek:n HBO, knocking at PPV`s door.

    All Bute has to do is to wait the losers of the tourney and start taking them out one by one in Montreal.Nice, right?

    When the tourney wil be over he`ll have more convincing victories than the winner.
     
  2. Uncle Oden

    Uncle Oden Respect Guzman banned

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    Bute knocking on PPV's door? :lol:

    He has no market in the US. Chad Dawson can't dream of PPV, what makes you think Bute can?

    With the Super Six, each fighter is guaranteed 3 nice purses, a fourth if they make the semis and a fifth if they make the final.

    Bute doesn't have a contract with HBO. If his next fight isn't against the likes of Dawson, maybe Hopkins, or another guy with some credibility, his next fight may not be on HBO, either.
     
  3. laffie

    laffie Montreal Full Member

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    It is prematured to talk of PPV in Bute's career. He's doing what it takes, outboxing and knocking his opponents in a spectacular fashion but he's only known by the boxing community. I think he has a step in front of Dawson now, because the LHW is weak, because of the manner Dawson fights too. Nothing very spectacular happens in his fights.

    Bute also has a bigger fanbase to push him but he still has penty of work in front of him.
     
  4. Haye

    Haye Boxing Addict Full Member

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    You are wrong.
     
  5. Govanmauler

    Govanmauler Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Whoever wins the tourney will be THE man at 168 wether bute still has a belt or not.

    Thats what the tourney is about. Bute is a quality fighter but the only guys not in the super six are guys he should be beating anyway.

    True he'll likely get a shot at however the tourney winner is but he'll be the minority in the negatiations.

    and knocking on the door of PPV ?? In Canada maybe
     
  6. Machine

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    Yes, you are wrong. Bute is a good boxer but Miranda is not as good as anyone in the super 6 (except Green the substitute), and neither are any of Bute's pevious opponants. Therefore a win against any of the super 6 is better. Surely the casual boxing fan can see this.
     
  7. southpaw jab

    southpaw jab Guest

    Being that Bute would get outclassed by over half of the participants of the Super Six, I would disagree.
     
  8. CASH_718

    CASH_718 "You ****ed Healy?" Full Member

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    I always thought fighting the best was more important but apparently I'm wrong. Fighting bums on HBO clearly is better then fighting the best on Showtime.
     
  9. Atlanta

    Atlanta Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    You are being generous I think that Green probably beats Miranda. But whomever wins the Super Six is in the drivers seat of the division unless Bute beats some serious competition like Dawson-Pascal Winner, Pavlik, Stieglitz, Cloud, or Sturm.
     
  10. Sinew

    Sinew The Assassin Full Member

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  11. aliviu_emilian

    aliviu_emilian Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Hey, guys, mybe I rush a little bit with PPV, but you didn`t understand my point:Bute can face the Super six contenders one by one as long as they leave the tourney, excepting the finalists which he could encounter after the last act.
    I DIDN`T SAY IS BETTER TO FIND NO-NAMES THAN TO BE IN TIGHT COMPETITION I said BUTE IS THE PRIVILEGED BOXER IN 168 RIGHT NOW PARADOXALY.The loosers of Super 6 will come to him in his terms and he have a very good chance to have an aequal if not better record as the winner of Super6 in the moment when he`ll meet him.
     
  12. Govanmauler

    Govanmauler Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I see what you're saying but that means he could also be easily accused of feasting on the left overs form the two top guys in the tourney. beating guys that have already been disposed of.

    he is kinda dammed if he does , dammed if he doesnt.

    Its a shame he wasn't in the tourney , he is the missing link as it were.


    If he wants to be able to negotiate on ( fairly ) even terms with the eventual winner he needs to find a bigger name to beat ( winner of pascal - dawson , that type of level ) or alternatively just keep fighting his mandos , wait for the tourney winner and then accept that he'll proabaly get the thin end of the deal.
     
  13. WatchfortheHook

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    Super 6, easy. Bute is good. But really, does beating Miranda mean much? Didn't Bute turn down the super 6? Bad move, I think.
     
  14. Little Pea

    Little Pea 'A' grade boxing fan Full Member

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    AHah already PPV in Canada dude...
     
  15. aliviu_emilian

    aliviu_emilian Well-Known Member Full Member

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    My scotish friend, the tourney winner will be crowned undisputed of 168 by noone if Bute remains unbeaten and even beats all loosers of S6 in Montreal.He didn`t enter there exactly because of the conditions they ofered to a champion like he is.

    So, if he`ll have the above conditions fulfilled (especially having better results against the same opponents) will have much better offer than had at the beginning of Super 6.So,you`ll say IF and I agree, IF, that match will be expected by the entire world.