Hearn/Brook said NO to Rios for May 30th

ALI
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Re: Hearn/Brook said NO to Rios for May 30th

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mickey1975 wrote:He'd have still wanted paying. He wasn't coming for the cash Frankie will be getting. He's earned some serious dough in the last few years.
Frankie said an a recent clip the money he is getting paid for this fight is nothing special. Seems like Hearns ripping him off as well.
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Re: Hearn/Brook said NO to Rios for May 30th

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He only signed him to fight Brook. That was obvious from the word go. I'd have loved to have seen Eddie's face when Rios's manager told him what he got for the Alvarado fights... More than Brook, Selby and Mitchell put together.
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Re: Hearn/Brook said NO to Rios for May 30th

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ALI wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:He'd have still wanted paying. He wasn't coming for the cash Frankie will be getting. He's earned some serious dough in the last few years.
Frankie said an a recent clip the money he is getting paid for this fight is nothing special. Seems like Hearns ripping him off as well.
Yeah but my guess is Frankie has been overpaid since day 1.

Rios commands big purses, thats for sure.
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Re: Hearn/Brook said NO to Rios for May 30th

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Frankie deserved a big contract to turn over. He'll still be cheaper than most, will sell tickets, Ppv's and it was simple to make. Eddie will be tapping up Skeete next.
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Re: Hearn/Brook said NO to Rios for May 30th

Post by lillywhite14 »

Frankie probably missed his chance to earn pretty big from the off as a pro by not turning over after the worlds. His style would have been a factor too.
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Re: Hearn/Brook said NO to Rios for May 30th

Post by nitro5912 »

I think brook is getting harsh criticism, he was stabbed less than a year ago and the docs thought he wouldn't fight again.

What did people expect? Him to regain fitness and sharpness to fight top fighters from the off?

It will be no different to a footballer who is severely injured and they take time out, heal then play training games,then play reserve games then play as a sub before playing a full game and performing well.

Kell is hoping that Gavin will be another test for his leg plus another defence before stepping in with someone who hasn't had a career threatening injury and is fully fit.

Let's see what he ad Eddie do after the gavin fight before claiming their cashing out
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