Boxers fight for MONEY not glory. Fact.

[Mr140]

Well you got a point but i mean look he had enough money quite a while ago to call it a day i mean you only need so much money or maybe not. I mean Holyfeild pissed away over 300 million dallors but when he had all the money he still kept fighting even when he was getting well past it. I mean when you have hep and stiff heart start to question why he keep doing it. And yea he would not do it for free but no one does a job for free. I honestly think he wants his glory day back even more then money i think wants to be the champion he used to be and thats the sad part really because those days are so far gone i cant even remeber them at all now.

[Fenster]

Well you got a point but i mean look he had enough money quite a while ago to call it a day i mean you only need so much money or maybe not. I mean Holyfeild pissed away over 300 million dallors but when he had all the money he still kept fighting even when he was getting well past it. I mean when you have hep and stiff heart start to question why he keep doing it. And yea he would not do it for free but no one does a job for free. I honestly think he wants his glory day back even more then money i think wants to be the champion he used to be and thats the sad part really because those days are so far gone i cant even remeber them at all now.

Well the glory and money does go hand in hand.. in most cases.

But lets say Holyfield was given the choice of $2.5 million to face Wlad or $2.5 million to face Audley Harrison.

What do think he'd take?

One fight he has a chance to win, the other he has virtually no chance. He gets equal pay. The glory would say he'd attempt the Wlad fight. But sense would say he'd take the winnable one, no?