You're miles off here dude.thechump wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 18:30No av you? My point is they will get a flat fee. Any extra they want is greed imo,like i posted earlier Nigel Benn survived on 750,000 for fightin a killer in Gerald McClellan so these two can survive on their flat fee too![]()
James DeGale vs. Chris Eubank Jr. - 23 February 2019
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So do you think these two deserve more than,lets say 1m each?samwbr wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 18:49You're miles off here dude.
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You think they are - the equivalent of £750k in 1995 is £1.14m, but what I believe he is saying is that you are wrong, main venters on a PPV are not on a flat fee.
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Yeh, they’re likely to get a guaranteed purse of maybe just over £1m and then after sales, it might just hit £2m.. I don’t think they’ll be earning more than that..leejonesjnr wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 19:18You think they are - the equivalent of £750k in 1995 is £1.14m, but what I believe he is saying is that you are wrong, main venters on a PPV are not on a flat fee.
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They will have a figure followed by a % of the ppv am i right or am i wrong lee??leejonesjnr wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 19:18You think they are - the equivalent of £750k in 1995 is £1.14m, but what I believe he is saying is that you are wrong, main venters on a PPV are not on a flat fee.
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Soooooo...... not a flat fee - that is what people were disagreeing with.thechump wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 20:23They will have a figure followed by a % of the ppv am i right or am i wrong lee??leejonesjnr wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 19:18You think they are - the equivalent of £750k in 1995 is £1.14m, but what I believe he is saying is that you are wrong, main venters on a PPV are not on a flat fee.
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Do they get a flat fee? And if no one bought the ppv what would they get?leejonesjnr wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 20:36Soooooo...... not a flat fee - that is what people were disagreeing with.thechump wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 20:23They will have a figure followed by a % of the ppv am i right or am i wrong lee??leejonesjnr wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 19:18
You think they are - the equivalent of £750k in 1995 is £1.14m, but what I believe he is saying is that you are wrong, main venters on a PPV are not on a flat fee.
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I'm not interested in getting involved in a conversation about boxers pay with a man who doesn't know what flat fee means. Whatever you think is the answer, imagine I said that.thechump wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 20:40Do they get a flat fee? And if no one bought the ppv what would they get?leejonesjnr wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 20:36Soooooo...... not a flat fee - that is what people were disagreeing with.
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Ok im right then? Lol im joking lee,i admit i said flat fee at the beginning forgettin about the ppv cuts they will get. I do know what flat fee means but also people get a flat fee followed by bonuses ya knowleejonesjnr wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 21:04I'm not interested in getting involved in a conversation about boxers pay with a man who doesn't know what flat fee means. Whatever you think is the answer, imagine I said that.thechump wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 20:40Do they get a flat fee? And if no one bought the ppv what would they get?leejonesjnr wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 20:36
Soooooo...... not a flat fee - that is what people were disagreeing with.
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That would be more of a base plus a cut. Flat fee is just that. No % of shvt. Just the fee.thechump wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 21:21Ok im right then? Lol im joking lee,i admit i said flat fee at the beginning forgettin about the ppv cuts they will get. I do know what flat fee means but also people get a flat fee followed by bonuses ya knowleejonesjnr wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 21:04I'm not interested in getting involved in a conversation about boxers pay with a man who doesn't know what flat fee means. Whatever you think is the answer, imagine I said that.
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I seriously thought DeGale had chucked away his value along with the belt. Seems not, according to Eddie.
If he makes a good wedge without the belt, good luck to him, but in my view this is a nothing fight.
There is no beef, no belt, no real rankings at stake, no need for a PPV. And I ain't paying.
If he makes a good wedge without the belt, good luck to him, but in my view this is a nothing fight.
There is no beef, no belt, no real rankings at stake, no need for a PPV. And I ain't paying.
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I’m not gonna call it a flat fee, i’m gonna call it a guaranteed base purse. They’ll make over $1m guaranteed definately. The PPV revenue, call it a bonus on top of their guaranteed pay.thechump wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 20:40Do they get a flat fee? And if no one bought the ppv what would they get?leejonesjnr wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 20:36Soooooo...... not a flat fee - that is what people were disagreeing with.
So if the PPV don’t break even, at least they still get their guaranteed pay.
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There are times though where boxers don’t get a guaranteed purse when a fight is PPV.
Ward was guaranteed $6m in the Kovalev rematch and Kovalev was not guaranteed a purse, instead he was just gonna get a percentage of gate and PPV revenue.
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Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 08:14I’m not gonna call it a flat fee, i’m gonna call it a guaranteed base purse. They’ll make over $1m guaranteed definately. The PPV revenue, call it a bonus on top of their guaranteed pay.thechump wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 20:40Do they get a flat fee? And if no one bought the ppv what would they get?leejonesjnr wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 20:36
Soooooo...... not a flat fee - that is what people were disagreeing with.
So if the PPV don’t break even, at least they still get their guaranteed pay.
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There are times though where boxers don’t get a guaranteed purse when a fight is PPV.
Ward was guaranteed $6m in the Kovalev rematch and Kovalev was not guaranteed a purse, instead he was just gonna get a percentage of gate and PPV revenue.
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rectangle head vs square head
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Re: James DeGale vs. Chris Eubank Jr. - 23 February 2019
Ah, so eubank sees himself as Bane. Same coat too.
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Or Biggles, maybe.
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If Degale can't keep moving for the entire 12 rounds and outbox Eubank jnr, Chris will batter him for a points win.
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DeGale by decision...
Eubank Jr is not a Super Middleweight... He might get away with against a decent fighter...
Buut against a top-level DeGale, I think he will be exposed...
Eubank Jr is not a Super Middleweight... He might get away with against a decent fighter...
Buut against a top-level DeGale, I think he will be exposed...
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Problem is that DeGale is far from his top-level. Eubank by wide decision, if not late TKO.
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They both do...
The two most annoying faces in British boxing...
And two arrogant pricks to boot.
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Such a strange fight.
They are Britain's most prolific boxers who both look like total amateurs in the ring. It's going to be such a poor display of boxing.
Eubank has never beaten anyone (AA was totally shot). Degale has lost to Groves (I had Degale the winner by a single point) Truax and I think it was Medina who I thought beat Degale too. Which was the biggest maniuplation of the compubox stats until Joshua vs Povetkin. Where Joshua threw and "landed" more punches in every single round than Povetkin did
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Degale did have a close fight with Jack, Groves and Bute (imo). So he gets my nod but he does look totally finished now. Maybe not to the point where Eubank can beat him though. I think Gegale should have jumped ship with Jim Mcdonnell a few years ago.
They should bill this fight like the WWE. "Loser leaves boxing forever". As who ever gets beat in this fight really is done for. The winner though will probably rematch George Groves and he beats both of these.
They are Britain's most prolific boxers who both look like total amateurs in the ring. It's going to be such a poor display of boxing.
Eubank has never beaten anyone (AA was totally shot). Degale has lost to Groves (I had Degale the winner by a single point) Truax and I think it was Medina who I thought beat Degale too. Which was the biggest maniuplation of the compubox stats until Joshua vs Povetkin. Where Joshua threw and "landed" more punches in every single round than Povetkin did
Degale did have a close fight with Jack, Groves and Bute (imo). So he gets my nod but he does look totally finished now. Maybe not to the point where Eubank can beat him though. I think Gegale should have jumped ship with Jim Mcdonnell a few years ago.
They should bill this fight like the WWE. "Loser leaves boxing forever". As who ever gets beat in this fight really is done for. The winner though will probably rematch George Groves and he beats both of these.