What are the financial punishments for Frankie Gavin?
What are the financial punishments for Frankie Gavin?
Hello,
Does anyone know the financial implications/punishments for a fighter weighing above the weight limit?
For example; say, if a (£60k) purse tonight was 50/50 split, £30,000 to each fighter, would they incentivize Eggington to agree to not cancel by giving him £40,000 and punish Gavin by paying him £20,000?
Does anyone know exactly what happens?
Does anyone know the financial implications/punishments for a fighter weighing above the weight limit?
For example; say, if a (£60k) purse tonight was 50/50 split, £30,000 to each fighter, would they incentivize Eggington to agree to not cancel by giving him £40,000 and punish Gavin by paying him £20,000?
Does anyone know exactly what happens?
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freddydoesdallas
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Re: What are the financial punishments for Frankie Gavin?
No but I'm interested to know this too. Wouldn't be right for Gavin to get off Scott free. He doesn't need titles to get big fights so not being able to win it has no real impact on him
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Boxing Prospect
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Re: What are the financial punishments for Frankie Gavin?
Not sure, though talking about punishments for missing weight, I like the Filipino way of doing things, make the fighter wear bigger gloves. It sounds silly but it does seem to be effective
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Counter-puncher
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Re: What are the financial punishments for Frankie Gavin?
Ha, yes, there's a neat symmetry to that solutionBoxing Prospect wrote:Not sure, though talking about punishments for missing weight, I like the Filipino way of doing things, make the fighter wear bigger gloves. It sounds silly but it does seem to be effective
Re: What are the financial punishments for Frankie Gavin?
Boxing Prospect wrote:Not sure, though talking about punishments for missing weight, I like the Filipino way of doing things, make the fighter wear bigger gloves. It sounds silly but it does seem to be effective
I didn't know that but I think it's a decent rule
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freddydoesdallas
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Re: What are the financial punishments for Frankie Gavin?
That is a brilliant penalty. Really removes the incentive to gamble on weight
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Nightmare Roy
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Re: What are the financial punishments for Frankie Gavin?
Yeah make him wear big daft comedy ones and a blow up sumo suit!
Re: What are the financial punishments for Frankie Gavin?
Should give him 12oz and let eggington wear 8ozBoxing Prospect wrote:Not sure, though talking about punishments for missing weight, I like the Filipino way of doing things, make the fighter wear bigger gloves. It sounds silly but it does seem to be effective
Re: What are the financial punishments for Frankie Gavin?
Both sides will agree a fee which Gavin will pay Egg; if they don't agree Egg will not fight him
Re: What are the financial punishments for Frankie Gavin?
Would he still get paid if Gavin wouldn't hand over enough of his purse and he refused to fight?Realistic wrote:Both sides will agree a fee which Gavin will pay Egg; if they don't agree Egg will not fight him
Re: What are the financial punishments for Frankie Gavin?
Ah, I see, it's in the contract beforehand, and is similar (but to a lesser monetary scale), to when Mayweather paid Marquez $1m for each pound he was over the agreed catchweight?Realistic wrote:Both sides will agree a fee which Gavin will pay Egg; if they don't agree Egg will not fight him
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craigjenkins05
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Re: What are the financial punishments for Frankie Gavin?
Mayweather had to pay $300,000 per pound he was over wouldn't be surprised if eggington had something like this in the contract though gavin is known for struggling to make weightBarra wrote:Ah, I see, it's in the contract beforehand, and is similar (but to a lesser monetary scale), to when Mayweather paid Marquez $1m for each pound he was over the agreed catchweight?Realistic wrote:Both sides will agree a fee which Gavin will pay Egg; if they don't agree Egg will not fight him
Re: What are the financial punishments for Frankie Gavin?
Im sure once you have weighed in, u get paid so Sam didn't have to agree to the fight. Gavin will have to pay an agreed amount to Sam out of his purse for missing weight and for the fight to go ahead.Coco wrote:Would he still get paid if Gavin wouldn't hand over enough of his purse and he refused to fight?Realistic wrote:Both sides will agree a fee which Gavin will pay Egg; if they don't agree Egg will not fight him
Re: What are the financial punishments for Frankie Gavin?
I have another question, I saw the weighin on YouTube and it appeared Frankie Gavin weighed 149.7lbs, yet everyone on Twitter was saying that he was 6lbs overweight. Is this a welterweight title fight? What was he supposed to weighin at?
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craigjenkins05
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Re: What are the financial punishments for Frankie Gavin?
Think the day before he was still had 6lb over and the board wouldn't allow him to make 147 as they said it wouldn't be safeBarra wrote:I have another question, I saw the weighin on YouTube and it appeared Frankie Gavin weighed 149.7lbs, yet everyone on Twitter was saying that he was 6lbs overweight. Is this a welterweight title fight? What was he supposed to weighin at?
Re: What are the financial punishments for Frankie Gavin?
I understand. Thankscraigjenkins05 wrote:Think the day before he was still had 6lb over and the board wouldn't allow him to make 147 as they said it wouldn't be safeBarra wrote:I have another question, I saw the weighin on YouTube and it appeared Frankie Gavin weighed 149.7lbs, yet everyone on Twitter was saying that he was 6lbs overweight. Is this a welterweight title fight? What was he supposed to weighin at?
Re: What are the financial punishments for Frankie Gavin?
Hang on, your answer is bullshit. I've thought about this mathematically. And the scales are British, so to a pound to 0.00-10.00, I get it now, I see the missing pounds.Barra wrote:I understand. Thankscraigjenkins05 wrote:Think the day before he was still had 6lb over and the board wouldn't allow him to make 147 as they said it wouldn't be safeBarra wrote:I have another question, I saw the weighin on YouTube and it appeared Frankie Gavin weighed 149.7lbs, yet everyone on Twitter was saying that he was 6lbs overweight. Is this a welterweight title fight? What was he supposed to weighin at?