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for me I want to see Prescott rematch
McCloskey would be out of his depth - as would Prescott I agree but he maybe has a psychological edge and can bang. And I would pay to see it
Big punchers are the only people who are going to beat Khan and that's all I got to say about that
But who is Peterson Bulldog? Khan like it or not is a cash cow in the uk, he could fight a blind donkey and still get big money, Peterson is not worth more than 200k he brings nothing to the fight financially, he is getting paid very well he would of never seen that sort of money before for one fight, what other shots will he get? If he gets another shot he won't make anywhere near that amount silly decision really.Quote:
Originally Posted by generalbulldog
Exactly that is the best fight for me can put a few doubts to bed and will create alot of interest.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark TKO
To be fair, I don't think Kostya was cut to the skull from a butt after two. For sure I understand the complaints about how Paris officiated the Kostya/Hatton fight, but it is a very different thing. That is more akin to Cortez officiating Hatton/Mayweather.Quote:
Originally Posted by generalbulldogOut of curiosity, did you felt the same way when Kostya Tszyu fought Hatton with Parris reffing the fight?;DQuote:
Originally Posted by milesHe had a gash on the head from a butt reaching down to the skull which took place in the early stages of the fight. Nobody decided to protect Barrera and of course he wouldn't quit. The fight was eventually stopped after it was safe enough to go to the cards and of course Khan got the decision over a half blind and seriously injured Barrera.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ant LiveRefresh my memory. What happen to Barrera?Quote:
Originally Posted by milesI don't blame him really, after Barrera nobody should be going to the UK to fight Khan.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ant Live
It should make any foreign fighter think twice about going to the UK when asked to face a domestic British fighter.
I understand Khan is the bigger star bro and he makes a lot of money in the UK. But I also look at it or try to from a fighters point of view in that they also want to be compensated a little bit more especially especially fighting in some guy's backyard.Quote:
Originally Posted by skel1983But who is Peterson Bulldog? Khan like it or not is a cash cow in the uk, he could fight a blind donkey and still get big money, Peterson is not worth more than 200k he brings nothing to the fight financially, he is getting paid very well he would of never seen that sort of money before for one fight, what other shots will he get? If he gets another shot he won't make anywhere near that amount silly decision really.Quote:
Originally Posted by generalbulldog
Like I said when using Montiel as an example. Hasegawa is a big star in Japan and makes a lot of money, but the 1st offer was kind of low from what I read and Montiel wanted a little bit more to take the risks in going to fight a guy in his backyard. I don't know what was the 1st offer from Hasegawa's camp, but more than likely it would still have been Montiel's biggest payday, still he wanted to be compensated a little bit more for fighting a guy in his backyard. So what is wrong with that. At that time you can say who is Montiel to be demanding more money from Hasegawa's side?
A lot of fans criticized a guy for wanting a little bit more, but they forget this is still a business.
I agree with that. It is a big risk to go to a foreign country and lay it on the line and be knowing that the officiating might well be against you. You should at least be well compensated for your efforts. Compared to what Khan will be reaping in I am sure what Peterson would be earning would be small change in comparison. I don't blame him for deciding that it isn't worth it. Might as well stay home, have a couple of fights and give it another go several months later.Quote:
Originally Posted by generalbulldogI understand Khan is the bigger star bro and he makes a lot of money in the UK. But I also look at it or try to from a fighters point of view in that they also want to be compensated a little bit more especially especially fighting in some guy's backyard.Quote:
Originally Posted by skel1983But who is Peterson Bulldog? Khan like it or not is a cash cow in the uk, he could fight a blind donkey and still get big money, Peterson is not worth more than 200k he brings nothing to the fight financially, he is getting paid very well he would of never seen that sort of money before for one fight, what other shots will he get? If he gets another shot he won't make anywhere near that amount silly decision really.Quote:
Originally Posted by generalbulldog
Like I said when using Montiel as an example. Hasegawa is a big star in Japan and makes a lot of money, but the 1st offer was kind of low from what I read and Montiel wanted a little bit more to take the risks in going to fight a guy in his backyard. I don't know what was the 1st offer from Hasegawa's camp, but more than likely it would still have been Montiel's biggest payday, still he wanted to be compensated a little bit more for fighting a guy in his backyard. So what is wrong with that. At that time you can say who is Montiel to be demanding more money from Hasegawa's side?
A lot of fans criticized a guy for wanting a little bit more, but they forget this is still a business.
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Originally Posted by generalbulldogI understand Khan is the bigger star bro and he makes a lot of money in the UK. But I also look at it or try to from a fighters point of view in that they also want to be compensated a little bit more especially especially fighting in some guy's backyard.Quote:
Originally Posted by skel1983But who is Peterson Bulldog? Khan like it or not is a cash cow in the uk, he could fight a blind donkey and still get big money, Peterson is not worth more than 200k he brings nothing to the fight financially, he is getting paid very well he would of never seen that sort of money before for one fight, what other shots will he get? If he gets another shot he won't make anywhere near that amount silly decision really.Quote:
Originally Posted by generalbulldog
Like I said when using Montiel as an example. Hasegawa is a big star in Japan and makes a lot of money, but the 1st offer was kind of low from what I read and Montiel wanted a little bit more to take the risks in going to fight a guy in his backyard. I don't know what was the 1st offer from Hasegawa's camp, but more than likely it would still have been Montiel's biggest payday, still he wanted to be compensated a little bit more for fighting a guy in his backyard. So what is wrong with that. At that time you can say who is Montiel to be demanding more money from Hasegawa's side?
A lot of fans criticized a guy for wanting a little bit more, but they forget this is still a business.
Maybe this fight is still not dead and Peterson was just testing the water see if he can squeeze some more out? Who knows I am with Peterson if I was fighting a guy who is probably getting $1 million I would try hard to get as much as I could but I just think if this fight does not happen he could possibly regret turning that figure down in the long run.
If Montiel got $500,000 against Hasegawa (which I highly doubt, maybe half that) it just shows how strong boxing is in Japan and shows why their fighters NEVER need to leave there.
The same as Khan offering Peterson a career high payday. If the guy don't want to fight after that what can you do?
Is just goes to show that money is the main motivator for these guys. You can't knock Peterson's camp for trying to get the best deal but 200k and a shot a world title is something not to be sniffed at. That would be the most he would have ever got from 1 fight yet greed has gotten the better of him. This isn't just a criticism of Peterson but of a lot of boxers who just seem interested in the money and the money only.
If greed was the motivation then he would have taken the fight, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by Chrislfc17
It could surely have not been a variety of other issues.
Be surprised if Peterson's earnings over the next two years reach 200k tbh.
Like we all care about earnings. Will yours reach that?Quote:
Originally Posted by ono
Peterson will do fine, he will stay away from toxic England and rebuild his career.
You're not very patriotic are you? ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by milesLike we all care about earnings. Will yours reach that?Quote:
Originally Posted by ono
Peterson will do fine, he will stay away from toxic England and rebuild his career.
But then again I really don't consider you a Brit since you haven't lived there in a decade.
Just saw a sum of 500,000 being offered to Senchnko(sp?) from Alvarez.Yeah that mega star Senchenko. Peterson isnt worth more than 200,000 though.....
No, I don't really do patriotism. It is a silly emotion. I just want to see good fights.Quote:
Originally Posted by generalbulldogYou're not very patriotic are you? ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by milesLike we all care about earnings. Will yours reach that?Quote:
Originally Posted by ono
Peterson will do fine, he will stay away from toxic England and rebuild his career.
But then again I really don't consider you a Brit since you haven't lived there in a decade.