Uh, actually our custom in this country is a presumption of innocence...MachoTime wrote:The burden is on you to prove otherwise.koolkc107 wrote: PS- As far as the photo, all it takes is $200 to find out if me and another poster are the same person.
But, you must realize by now that, if I am not that other poster, it serves as constant confirmation as to
how clueless and idiotic posters who think that actually are.
Hopefully, Lee beats Saunders and fights GGG in the spring.The World Boxing Council with the full cooperation of all interested parties proudly announces the status of its Middleweight division. Upon the joint request of WBC Middleweight World Champion Saul Alvarez and WBC Middleweight Interim Champion Gennady Golovkin, and their corresponding promotional companies Golden Boy Promotions and K2 Promotions, the WBC has ruled as set forth below.
Both Alvarez and Glolovkin shall be entitled to make a voluntary defense of their corresponding championships, so as to maximize the interest on their highly anticipated showdown. A 15 day free negotiation period will be ordered on the earlier of the competition of the voluntary defense or may 31 2016 . If there is no agreement a purse bid will be conducted under the WBC rules and regulations. If after their corresponding voluntary defenses one boxer is unable to fight the other for the undisputed WBC Middleweight Championship of the world, the unable fighter will lose his status as champion or interim champion. The fighter able to fight will be named undisputed WBC World Champion.
Canelo vs. GGG is one of the most important events in the sport of boxing and their promotional companies and partners have been communicating openly and in good faith. The ultimate goal of all involved is to make certain that the best conditions are secured for their fighters and the boxing world, and to preserve their full commitment to abide by, and respect, the governing WBC Rules & Regulations.
The WBC, as the institution governing an eventual Canelo vs. GGG fight, hereby acknowledges, supports and agrees with the parties efforts to allow the most competitive and greatest fight to take place.
ikorolev wrote:Loefler surrendered:
http://wbcboxing.com/wbceng/news/5890-w ... t-division
Hopefully, Lee beats Saunders and fights GGG in the spring.The World Boxing Council with the full cooperation of all interested parties proudly announces the status of its Middleweight division. Upon the joint request of WBC Middleweight World Champion Saul Alvarez and WBC Middleweight Interim Champion Gennady Golovkin, and their corresponding promotional companies Golden Boy Promotions and K2 Promotions, the WBC has ruled as set forth below.
Both Alvarez and Glolovkin shall be entitled to make a voluntary defense of their corresponding championships, so as to maximize the interest on their highly anticipated showdown. A 15 day free negotiation period will be ordered on the earlier of the competition of the voluntary defense or may 31 2016 . If there is no agreement a purse bid will be conducted under the WBC rules and regulations. If after their corresponding voluntary defenses one boxer is unable to fight the other for the undisputed WBC Middleweight Championship of the world, the unable fighter will lose his status as champion or interim champion. The fighter able to fight will be named undisputed WBC World Champion.
Canelo vs. GGG is one of the most important events in the sport of boxing and their promotional companies and partners have been communicating openly and in good faith. The ultimate goal of all involved is to make certain that the best conditions are secured for their fighters and the boxing world, and to preserve their full commitment to abide by, and respect, the governing WBC Rules & Regulations.
The WBC, as the institution governing an eventual Canelo vs. GGG fight, hereby acknowledges, supports and agrees with the parties efforts to allow the most competitive and greatest fight to take place.
Actions speak louder than words kooli and you actions indicate a different story than your words do, as for the voluntary, Canelo really has no avenue of escape after that now, he will have to man up or walk away with his tail between his legs, as for GGG surrendering, he will be busy counting canelos step aside 1,000,000+ dollarskoolkc107 wrote:Again, you chuckleheads constantly prove the difference between a fan and a fanboy.Pureist wrote:2 things to note kooli, 1st you said you weren't a hater and that you want GGG to excel, that was obviously you lieing after that last photo, 2nd, that exact photo about the butt hurt has been used numerous times by KBB (aka brut) you lieing again
I like Golovkin.
Never miss a fight.
Been on vacation where I took a cab halfway across midtown to make it to Jack Dempsey's to watch him crush Stevens.
But, that doesn't mean I don't criticize.
That doesn't mean I don't say "that's got to be done better".
Lil g needs to do what he has been selling us all these wolf tickets for these past few years.
He needs to go up and fight the guys at 168 or 175.
And he needs to do what he said he could a year ago and go down and fight Canelo.
And the funniest part of you fanboys is watching the double standard in play day after day after day
is that I KNOW that if it was different fighters you'd be screaming for them to keep their word.
There are some here who have never forgiven Mayweather, coming off a rib injury, for coming in 2 pounds
heavy against JMM; yet you will find them in the next thread saying they hate catchweights.
I just sit back and laugh at all of it...
PS- As far as the photo, all it takes is $200 to find out if me and another poster are the same person.
But, you must realize by now that, if I am not that other poster, it serves as constant confirmation as to
how clueless and idiotic posters who think that actually are.
What is a source for that ?Pureist wrote: Actions speak louder than words kooli and you actions indicate a different story than your words do, as for the voluntary, Canelo really has no avenue of escape after that now, he will have to man up or walk away with his tail between his legs, as for GGG surrendering, he will be busy counting canelos step aside 1,000,000+ dollars
This is pretty much what I (and I think most people) expected.ikorolev wrote:Loefler surrendered:
http://wbcboxing.com/wbceng/news/5890-w ... t-division
Hopefully, Lee beats Saunders and fights GGG in the spring.The World Boxing Council with the full cooperation of all interested parties proudly announces the status of its Middleweight division. Upon the joint request of WBC Middleweight World Champion Saul Alvarez and WBC Middleweight Interim Champion Gennady Golovkin, and their corresponding promotional companies Golden Boy Promotions and K2 Promotions, the WBC has ruled as set forth below.
Both Alvarez and Glolovkin shall be entitled to make a voluntary defense of their corresponding championships, so as to maximize the interest on their highly anticipated showdown. A 15 day free negotiation period will be ordered on the earlier of the competition of the voluntary defense or may 31 2016 . If there is no agreement a purse bid will be conducted under the WBC rules and regulations. If after their corresponding voluntary defenses one boxer is unable to fight the other for the undisputed WBC Middleweight Championship of the world, the unable fighter will lose his status as champion or interim champion. The fighter able to fight will be named undisputed WBC World Champion.
Canelo vs. GGG is one of the most important events in the sport of boxing and their promotional companies and partners have been communicating openly and in good faith. The ultimate goal of all involved is to make certain that the best conditions are secured for their fighters and the boxing world, and to preserve their full commitment to abide by, and respect, the governing WBC Rules & Regulations.
The WBC, as the institution governing an eventual Canelo vs. GGG fight, hereby acknowledges, supports and agrees with the parties efforts to allow the most competitive and greatest fight to take place.
No source, it cost cotto $ 800,000, will cost canelo much more than thatikorolev wrote:What is a source for that ?Pureist wrote: Actions speak louder than words kooli and you actions indicate a different story than your words do, as for the voluntary, Canelo really has no avenue of escape after that now, he will have to man up or walk away with his tail between his legs, as for GGG surrendering, he will be busy counting canelos step aside 1,000,000+ dollars
His arse.ikorolev wrote:What is a source for that ?Pureist wrote: Actions speak louder than words kooli and you actions indicate a different story than your words do, as for the voluntary, Canelo really has no avenue of escape after that now, he will have to man up or walk away with his tail between his legs, as for GGG surrendering, he will be busy counting canelos step aside 1,000,000+ dollars
I don't even particularly like Canelo that much.Pureist wrote:Wow, I didn't really think that you were that stupid, but you are, you talk about fanboys and your getting to the point with canelo that you did with Floyd, you obviously know nothing about contracts or the law, your ignorance is on show for everyone to see
It didn't cost Cotto a penny. He pocketed the money.Pureist wrote:No source, it cost cotto $ 800,000, will cost canelo much more than thatikorolev wrote:What is a source for that ?Pureist wrote: Actions speak louder than words kooli and you actions indicate a different story than your words do, as for the voluntary, Canelo really has no avenue of escape after that now, he will have to man up or walk away with his tail between his legs, as for GGG surrendering, he will be busy counting canelos step aside 1,000,000+ dollars
Putrid doesn't know shyt.ikorolev wrote:It didn't cost Cotto a penny. He pocketed the money.Pureist wrote:No source, it cost cotto $ 800,000, will cost canelo much more than thatikorolev wrote:
What is a source for that ?
Yeah, that's what I thought.Pureist wrote:If brains were dynamite kooli, you wouldn't have enough to blow your nose, the days of handshake agreements have long passed, many many years ago, cotto will pay the 800k because it will cost even more if he ends up in court, GGG has agreed to a voluntary defence for canelo but will seek compensation for that, step aside payment, he is probably doing this so the fight with canelo actually takes place and he has canelos scalp on his resume, now go and play with your dolls stupid
Didn't say they didn't have a contract.Pureist wrote:So you think there are no contracts set in place for fighters at GGG and canelos levels obviously, is that correct kooli
Pureist wrote:Lance pugmire from the LA times has just tweeted that cotto has PAID $800,000 step aside money to golovkin, looks like there was a contract eh kooli, canelo will be paying for the right to dodge him as well, you can put the house on it
No, I know a bit about Cotto. Hell, he was just at a charity event.Pureist wrote:Didn't want to pay 1.1 mill but he's charitable with 800k, you really know how to make yourself look stupid don't you
I am saying the story is not verified, that there is no reason to believe it is true yet, and that there are explanations outside of a contract.Pureist wrote:Again, just felt like giving GGG 800k, is that what your saying, but didn't want to give 300k sanctioning fees
could i please have some of what you're smoking? must be some good shitkoolkc107 wrote: Cotto has a reputation of generosity and is respected by other boxers for his sense of honor.
This could be that, not a contract.
Pureist wrote:Didn't want to pay 1.1 mill but he's charitable with 800k, you really know how to make yourself look stupid don't you
brut's the saddest creature to troll the net.