Haymon's contract practices exposed: Analysis, Keith Thurman!

[walrus]

These fighters have freedom to sign what they wish. I guess Haymon has created such a well oiled machine these guys think the pro outweigh the con. It will be interesting to see if iron Mike and or Mayweather create a good alternative. Haymon is not going to be around forever but his machine will last

[powerpuncher]

fighters will always sign with people like haymon because they only see whats in front of them. many fighters see the dollar signs and the big fights right in front of them. they dont realize that if they lose a fight, their money goes down the drain because haymon will be taking it all.

thurman was smart for not signing.

[p4pking]

Contract practices exposed, like nobody had read them yet or something? Up to a fighter to negotiate and understand exactly what they are signing for the most part I guess, although those do sound like some medieval terms

[Memphis]

The list of fighters he has represented or does represent is ridiculous, it suggests it's not quite the slave contract this dude is making it out to be.


That said I think I might become a boxing advisor. He has to do very little to keep his end of the deal.


From a financial perspective I don't understand why he wouldn't want his guys working with or fighting anyone regardless of where they come from or who is promoting the show. He still gets his 15% and if his guy is being offered stupid money he also gets to keep them for an extended period. Sounds like win win to me?

[Fenster]

I thought that was a proper doc on Haymon when I saw the running time on the vid. Bit gutted when I pressed play, nearly lasted a minute

[ykdadamaja]

I thought that was a proper doc on Haymon when I saw the running time on the vid. Bit gutted when I pressed play, nearly lasted a minute

He has the link to the contract he quoted in the video description.

[ykdadamaja]

The list of fighters he has represented or does represent is ridiculous, it suggests it's not quite the slave contract this dude is making it out to be.


That said I think I might become a boxing advisor. He has to do very little to keep his end of the deal.


From a financial perspective I don't understand why he wouldn't want his guys working with or fighting anyone regardless of where they come from or who is promoting the show. He still gets his 15% and if his guy is being offered stupid money he also gets to keep them for an extended period. Sounds like win win to me?

He is a Harvard educated economist. lololol.... he has a bright mind with criminal intent.