Pac has made a lot of money. But he doesn't keep a lot of the money. Factor in his lifestyle and leeching family members it wouldn't surprise me one bit if he is indeed going broke
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Pac has made a lot of money. But he doesn't keep a lot of the money. Factor in his lifestyle and leeching family members it wouldn't surprise me one bit if he is indeed going broke
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Originally Posted by beenKOed
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Originally Posted by chris6878Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
ko each other like rocky. lol. that would be perfect. pac lands a straight left as floyd lands a devistating uppercut. then they both go to sleep
The fighter the referee counted out first would be the loser?
The fighter who went down first would be the loser?
The first fighter to get up within 10 seconds is the winner?
Haven't seen it happen.
lol then it turns into some wwf shit
Thank you, Sir. That was funny and amazing, guess I'll have to do some looking around on youtube.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuit
If they knocked each other out, Floyd would be looked upon as the loser in the fight in the public's eyes. There's no denying that.
WHO WON?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sleepwalker
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kw1xcuygxGE
The more I think about it, the more I think Manny would have as much leverage as Floyd in this negotiation. I think Floyd really wants Manny, exactly as you said. Manny has walked away from this fight before, demonstrating that he can dance to his own music as well as Floyd.Quote:
Originally Posted by beenKOedWhy does Manny need a big payday?Quote:
Originally Posted by g3org3
I hope Mayweather Senior has the correct info, it should be interesting.
the thing is that mayweather has way more to lose in this fight than pac does so if things dont go mayweathers way, he will just say no to the fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by beenKOedThe more I think about it, the more I think Manny would have as much leverage as Floyd in this negotiation. I think Floyd really wants Manny, exactly as you said. Manny has walked away from this fight before, demonstrating that he can dance to his own music as well as Floyd.Quote:
Originally Posted by beenKOedWhy does Manny need a big payday?Quote:
Originally Posted by g3org3
I hope Mayweather Senior has the correct info, it should be interesting.
Mayweather is coming off a big win over Mexico's youngest superstar. Pacquiao got knocked the fuck out by Mexico's oldest superstar. Pacquiao has no leverageQuote:
Originally Posted by beenKOedThe more I think about it, the more I think Manny would have as much leverage as Floyd in this negotiation. I think Floyd really wants Manny, exactly as you said. Manny has walked away from this fight before, demonstrating that he can dance to his own music as well as Floyd.Quote:
Originally Posted by beenKOedWhy does Manny need a big payday?Quote:
Originally Posted by g3org3
I hope Mayweather Senior has the correct info, it should be interesting.
Frankly this fight is about 4 years past its' due date. Yeah it sounds like Pac needs the money it will pay, but then again so does Mayweather I am sure. I don't know why these fighters who make so much money can't get their act together with a good accountant and plan for their retirement days. Just to give you an idea what these guys take home after taxes and such. Going by when Pac fought in the USA, say he signed for a 20 million dollar purse here are the deductions from the purse: Bob Arum takes about 17 percent of the purse as a promoter's fee which would be $3.4 million. The boxing groups have a 5 percent fee so Pac pays whichever one is sanctioning the bout $1 million. He pays a roughly 40 percent tax to Uncle Sam which which would be $8 million. His trainer he pays about $1 million to. Say travel expenses and training expenses are around $200,000 (just a guess) and the total deductions come to $13.6 million leaving Pac with $6.4 million, even less depending on whatever the taxes he may have to pay to his home country. He should be investing most of that into something that is secure and not living like there is no tomorrow. Same with Mayweather, who has had some issues with the IRS over back taxes in the past and may have motivated his coming out of retirement after calling it quits several years back. Not trying to insult either man on their money issues. But many people, actors, celebrities, athletes, lottery winners,et cetera who never had millions growing up seem to have issues on how to hold on to it when it does come their way. Just my thought and I may be wrong.
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Originally Posted by Violent Demise
No shit. Cant remember which fight it was but he charted a jet and brought about a hundred clingons along on his dime. Then there is the wife. Might as well be married to Imelda Marcos. Lastly the reason he is fighting in China are the taxes and I'd wager he finishes his career outside of the grip of the IRS.
What you say makes sense except for the fact that I think Floyd really does want that win over Manny on the record.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseMayweather is coming off a big win over Mexico's youngest superstar. Pacquiao got knocked the fuck out by Mexico's oldest superstar. Pacquiao has no leverageQuote:
Originally Posted by beenKOedThe more I think about it, the more I think Manny would have as much leverage as Floyd in this negotiation. I think Floyd really wants Manny, exactly as you said. Manny has walked away from this fight before, demonstrating that he can dance to his own music as well as Floyd.Quote:
Originally Posted by beenKOedWhy does Manny need a big payday?Quote:
Originally Posted by g3org3
I hope Mayweather Senior has the correct info, it should be interesting.
Hey, I could be full of shit--always a big possibility--but I don't think so this time.
this is true but mayweather's promotions is slowly growing. i truly think that it will get big once mayweathers is done with boxing and focusing on it so i dont doubt that mayweather will be fine with money for the rest of his life even with his back taxes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jody Lane
im not sure about pac. i guess his political career will pay some but nowhere near what he is getting from boxing. the difference though is that in the phillipines, a few millions dollars goes way further than in the US.
Can someone please tell Mr Mayweather Sr that is no longer 2009?