Brook v Rios
Re: Brook v Rios
Anyone else hearing this might be off?
http://www.boxingnews24.com/2015/07/kel ... rt-garcia/
Apparently stalling because Brooks side want a rematch clause.
Can't help but wonder what kind of woeful replacement Hearns will deliver
http://www.boxingnews24.com/2015/07/kel ... rt-garcia/
Apparently stalling because Brooks side want a rematch clause.
Can't help but wonder what kind of woeful replacement Hearns will deliver
Re: Brook v Rios
Josesito Lopez??davie wrote:Anyone else hearing this might be off?
http://www.boxingnews24.com/2015/07/kel ... rt-garcia/
Apparently stalling because Brooks side want a rematch clause.
Can't help but wonder what kind of woeful replacement Hearns will deliver
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Manchester Hitman
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Re: Brook v Rios
I gave Hearn a pass for Joke Dan as it was a mandatory, the injury and it wasn't box office.
I also didn't have that much of a problem with Gavin as it was only about 7 weeks After Dan and it wasn't blocking a better fight from happening.
However, Hearn deserves to be crucified if he can't get a deal to get the likes of Rios or an equally good opponent over especially as he has box office backing.
I also didn't have that much of a problem with Gavin as it was only about 7 weeks After Dan and it wasn't blocking a better fight from happening.
However, Hearn deserves to be crucified if he can't get a deal to get the likes of Rios or an equally good opponent over especially as he has box office backing.
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mickey1975
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Re: Brook v Rios
I don't see where the cash will come from. Rios will be used to serious paydays.
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freddydoesdallas
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Re: Brook v Rios
What would you class as serious paydays? I'm sure £300-400k for this wouldn't be completely out of the question for Rios if the pair of them are headlining a ppv on their own with an old fashioned good undercard rather than a 'stacked' one. That roughly translates to around $450-650k. Can't see him having earned much more than that too often.mickey1975 wrote:I don't see where the cash will come from. Rios will be used to serious paydays.
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Manchester Hitman
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Re: Brook v Rios
Yeah true I think he collected 5m to get beaten up by Pacquaio. However Hearn is yet to prove he can be a force in world boxing - he has got to get a big boy over to the UK..I fear he will get a Lower ranked opponent for Brook and then do another 'stacked card' to justify PPV.mickey1975 wrote:I don't see where the cash will come from. Rios will be used to serious paydays.
Re: Brook v Rios
True, but he might fancy the job, so he might take a lower purse.mickey1975 wrote:I don't see where the cash will come from. Rios will be used to serious paydays.
Re: Brook v Rios
Rios has been earning good money since he won his world title down at lightweight.freddydoesdallas wrote:What would you class as serious paydays? I'm sure £300-400k for this wouldn't be completely out of the question for Rios if the pair of them are headlining a ppv on their own with an old fashioned good undercard rather than a 'stacked' one. That roughly translates to around $450-650k. Can't see him having earned much more than that too often.mickey1975 wrote:I don't see where the cash will come from. Rios will be used to serious paydays.
Acosta - $125k
Antillon - ?
Murray - $325k
Abril - $450k
Alvarado I - $500k
Alvarado II - $1.25m
Pacquiao - $4m guarantee, don't know whether he took a cut of the PPV.
Chaves - $925k
Alvarado III - $850k
Realistically with the options Rios has in America and having to travel he'd be looking for at least $1m based on his previous purses. The issue seems to be coming down to options though, Hearn wants a clause for a rematch here if Rios wins and the money wouldn't be much better for the second fight.
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freddydoesdallas
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Re: Brook v Rios
To be honest, i don't think Brook is the level of fighter who can enable a promoter to dictate re-match purses prior to the first fight! If he was to lose, he should go over and travel on the Rios team terms.expe wrote:Rios has been earning good money since he won his world title down at lightweight.freddydoesdallas wrote:What would you class as serious paydays? I'm sure £300-400k for this wouldn't be completely out of the question for Rios if the pair of them are headlining a ppv on their own with an old fashioned good undercard rather than a 'stacked' one. That roughly translates to around $450-650k. Can't see him having earned much more than that too often.mickey1975 wrote:I don't see where the cash will come from. Rios will be used to serious paydays.
Acosta - $125k
Antillon - ?
Murray - $325k
Abril - $450k
Alvarado I - $500k
Alvarado II - $1.25m
Pacquiao - $4m guarantee, don't know whether he took a cut of the PPV.
Chaves - $925k
Alvarado III - $850k
Realistically with the options Rios has in America and having to travel he'd be looking for at least $1m based on his previous purses. The issue seems to be coming down to options though, Hearn wants a clause for a rematch here if Rios wins and the money wouldn't be much better for the second fight.
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Parson Cross
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Re: Brook v Rios
Erm - he's the champion so of course he can dictate accepting that an opponent can always say no.
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freddydoesdallas
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Re: Brook v Rios
Of course he can try but there are certain fighters that people will do anything to get a shot at and take all of the clauses put on the table. Brook isn't at that stage...yet.Parson Cross wrote:Erm - he's the champion so of course he can dictate accepting that an opponent can always say no.
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Parson Cross
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Re: Brook v Rios
So what is Rios problem ?
A route to the title which then would put him in the frame for richer pickings particularly in his own back yard.
If as he seems to believe Brook is not a difficult task using your logic he should be saying fornicate the options let's get it on. The money is right.
A route to the title which then would put him in the frame for richer pickings particularly in his own back yard.
If as he seems to believe Brook is not a difficult task using your logic he should be saying fornicate the options let's get it on. The money is right.
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freddydoesdallas
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Re: Brook v Rios
What was suggested earlier in the thread was that the re-match option was for it to be over here again and on similar financial terms. Not many would be overly keen on that prospect.Parson Cross wrote:So what is Rios problem ?
A route to the title which then would put him in the frame for richer pickings particularly in his own back yard.
If as he seems to believe Brook is not a difficult task using your logic he should be saying eff the options let's get it on. The money is right.
I've no idea what his problem is and i doubt that he thinks Brook is an easy fight. If he did, he'd snap the offer up straight away.
If the rematch situation isn't as suggested earlier in the thread then Rios should be all over or he simply doesn't fancy taking on Brook