What next for Frampton?

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Crease wrote:
MarkMcBurney wrote:Eddie actually said that a PPV priced at £16 would see £8 each go to the fighters? I highly doubt it.
What about venue costs, and undercard purses?
No, He mentioned the numbers. He didn't exactly go in to the specifics of things. In the same interview he said that is was a complicated business and all that.

But still, the fact remains that Carl would've made much, much more fighting Quigg than what he would have fighting in Belfast again.
Now that I can agree with, definitely.
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Carl Frampton v Alejandro Gonzalez 18 July Texas
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thatllbeme wrote:Carl Frampton v Alejandro Gonzalez 18 July Texas
Where did you hear that mate?
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Just seen it there 'Cyclone Promotions are in exclusive discussions with a UK broadcaster who will showcase the second title defence live'. I thought there was a deal in place with ITV? I hadn't realised the Avalos fight was a one off! Hopefully it's on BN.
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Wtf..

makes no sense to me..

Hope carl wins because he is a class fighter
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Poor fight. No.55 in the world - can't even find him in the rankings. Ducked Quigg for this. :doh:
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Terrible, terrible fight.
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Ibf number 13..

Most padded record I have ever seen..

carl needs better management
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mullenman wrote:Ibf number 13..

Most padded record I have ever seen..

carl needs better management
Last boxed in December. Wasn't ranked in April but is now
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Pugilist-specialist wrote:
mullenman wrote:Ibf number 13..

Most padded record I have ever seen..

carl needs better management
Last boxed in December. Wasn't ranked in April but is now
Unbelievable how this shit happens still in boxing
ibf are worse than fifa
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Same night as Quigg fights. Shades of Khan ducking Brook but well done to the McGuigans for getting a much weaker opponent than Algieri. :shame:
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Presumably this fight is being made purely to show Frampton off to the Americans, whilst trying to open proper talks with LSC whilst over there? (Yes, I am trying to put a positive spin on things!)
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50k in the bank for Frampton
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Boxerbeetle wrote:Presumably this fight is being made purely to show Frampton off to the Americans, whilst trying to open proper talks with LSC whilst over there? (Yes, I am trying to put a positive spin on things!)
Seems to be the idea, easy knockout win to start off in the US, then go after a big fight there or fight the winner of Wake/Tawatchai. Not many good options in the IBF rankings right now.
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Coco wrote:50k in the bank for Frampton
:lol: :doh:
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C'mon McGuigan what you playing at????
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Whilst I don't doubt the opponent is poor do people really think Frampton is not getting paid well for this? He's headlining the show and I doubt the opponent is getting much. No I don't think he's making anywhere near 1.5million quid but half a million dollars wouldn't surprise me at all given it's a Haymon show (or isn't it?)
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jameswilson wrote:Whilst I don't doubt the opponent is poor do people really think Frampton is not getting paid well for this? He's headlining the show and I doubt the opponent is getting much. No I don't think he's making anywhere near 1.5million quid but half a million dollars wouldn't surprise me at all given it's a Haymon show (or isn't it?)
He'll be on good money, don't think we'll find out how much he gets but Guerrero got $1m for a 10 rounder at the weekend, Frampton will be well paid for this, he hasn't fought in America before so he won't get as much, but it is a world title fight and he's topping the bill, I reckon he'll get at least $500k.
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He beat Antonio Margarito's brother in law (or former brother in law) in what was considered a big shock a few fights back. Not going to cheer lead the fight but it's not the worst fight we'll have seen...heck it's better than most of Quigg's recent defenses...
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Well if he married margaritos sister he must be a fvckin tasty fighter. Or indeed if margarito married have his sister, same argument. Nails, mate.
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Sorry, just reread that, if he's only former brother in law, all bets are off, hes probably shite.
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Boxing Prospect wrote:He beat Antonio Margarito's brother in law (or former brother in law) in what was considered a big shock a few fights back. Not going to cheer lead the fight but it's not the worst fight we'll have seen...heck it's better than most of Quigg's recent defenses...

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I hope Barry puts the air conditioning on.

We all remember Stevie Cruz.
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jameswilson wrote:Whilst I don't doubt the opponent is poor do people really think Frampton is not getting paid well for this? He's headlining the show and I doubt the opponent is getting much. No I don't think he's making anywhere near 1.5million quid but half a million dollars wouldn't surprise me at all given it's a Haymon show (or isn't it?)
I'm with you on this. Surely Haymon would have seen something in Frampton that he likes and has made the offer based on that rather than just on a one-off fee for this fight.
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