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Jerwin Ancajas got $1500 on the Horn-Pacquiao undercard as CHIEF SUPPORT.

When Bradley fought Diego Chavez the Cosmopolitan threw a huge 1.75 million dollars at Bradley. His opponent Chaves was on about 15 grand.

curtis wood wrote: ↑05 Feb 2018, 13:19 Fwank bounced 3 cheques on me but I got paid in full in the end, the worse thing about that is I had to cancel my family holiday because I didn't have the money and that really annoyed me. I fought hard that night and gave my best, I earned my money and to have to wait months was not on and to have to tell my wife and kids I now couldn't afford to take them away was something I'll not forget. The bet is irrelevant, the British Title is worth more than any bet I ever allegedly had. Curtis Woodhouse former British champ. You can't put a price on that folks

All fighters purses should be paid into Holding Account and then distributed afterwards - no fighter should be going unpaid or waiting ages for monies after putting it all on the line.

3132DW wrote: ↑05 Feb 2018, 16:43

curtis wood wrote: ↑05 Feb 2018, 13:19 Fwank bounced 3 cheques on me but I got paid in full in the end, the worse thing about that is I had to cancel my family holiday because I didn't have the money and that really annoyed me. I fought hard that night and gave my best, I earned my money and to have to wait months was not on and to have to tell my wife and kids I now couldn't afford to take them away was something I'll not forget. The bet is irrelevant, the British Title is worth more than any bet I ever allegedly had. Curtis Woodhouse former British champ. You can't put a price on that folks

All fighters purses should be paid into Holding Account and then distributed afterwards - no fighter should be going unpaid or waiting ages for monies after putting it all on the line.

Good point, and some managers get that clause in. When Parker was signed to fight Hughie Fury, his manager got Fwank to put Parker's cut on escrow a few months before the fight.
I've no idea why

KiwiRider wrote: ↑05 Feb 2018, 16:58

3132DW wrote: ↑05 Feb 2018, 16:43

curtis wood wrote: ↑05 Feb 2018, 13:19 Fwank bounced 3 cheques on me but I got paid in full in the end, the worse thing about that is I had to cancel my family holiday because I didn't have the money and that really annoyed me. I fought hard that night and gave my best, I earned my money and to have to wait months was not on and to have to tell my wife and kids I now couldn't afford to take them away was something I'll not forget. The bet is irrelevant, the British Title is worth more than any bet I ever allegedly had. Curtis Woodhouse former British champ. You can't put a price on that folks

All fighters purses should be paid into Holding Account and then distributed afterwards - no fighter should be going unpaid or waiting ages for monies after putting it all on the line.

Good point, and some managers get that clause in. When Parker was signed to fight Hughie Fury, his manager got Fwank to put Parker's cut on escrow a few months before the fight.
I've no idea why

Neither have I, it was nothing to do with him.

mickey1975 wrote: ↑05 Feb 2018, 18:23

KiwiRider wrote: ↑05 Feb 2018, 16:58

3132DW wrote: ↑05 Feb 2018, 16:43

All fighters purses should be paid into Holding Account and then distributed afterwards - no fighter should be going unpaid or waiting ages for monies after putting it all on the line.

Good point, and some managers get that clause in. When Parker was signed to fight Hughie Fury, his manager got Fwank to put Parker's cut on escrow a few months before the fight.
I've no idea why

Neither have I, it was nothing to do with him.

If he did it was very kind

Very honest of you curtis. You're book is on my wish list. Once I've got through my next 2 it'll be the one after.

For the record I've had 3 pro fights.
Fight 1 - £1100
Fight 2 - £200
Fight 3 - £450

It ain't about the money. I can tell you that. After medicals and costs it's normally a minus deficit, fortunately there are sponsors who help out with some costs. I know away fighters will get £1100 for a 4 rounder. Then minus the deductions for manager and trainer. Which is 10% and 25%.

I recall a few years ago Matt macklin got a 68k purse for an EBU title fight on a Hatton promotions bill. It was talked about at the time as the highest ever purse for an EBU title fight.

Cazelo wrote: ↑06 Feb 2018, 19:12

For the record I've had 3 pro fights.
Fight 1 - £1100
Fight 2 - £200
Fight 3 - £450

Interesting info.

Were you the home fighter or opponent?

If the home fighter, were you required to sell a minimum value of tickets? And did you get a percentage of ticket sales on top of the purse you mention above?

just curious caz mate, why you go so much more for the first fight? what type of amateur career you had?

jamamb wrote: ↑06 Feb 2018, 19:30 just curious caz mate, why you go so much more for the first fight? what type of amateur career you had?

That's why I asked about ticket sales - maybe he didn't sell as many tickets for the second fight?

Some interesting (if depressing) info though - after all expenses etc. I bet that the average non-league footballer earns more than 90% of pro boxers.

jamamb wrote: ↑06 Feb 2018, 19:30 just curious caz mate, why you go so much more for the first fight? what type of amateur career you had?

I assume based on his response that he must have been the "away" fighter for his pro debut given that the amount he quotes for away fighters in 4 rounders is the same as he got for his pro debut.

Really interesting thread this and great honesty from CW. Fair play.

Such a shame to hear tales of boxers unable to sell tickets so packing it in.

all 3 have been in the home corner.

I sold 70 tickets for the first one which was in Nottingham and off the back of a lot of activity before going pro. the opponent and show expenses didn't require so much.

the second I sold 41 in newport. if it was Swansea or Notts I'd have done more.

And third one I sold 45 tickets off the back of lengthy spell of inactivity in Newark so involved some travel.

I had 20 amateur fights. won 12 or 13. won a east Midlands developmental title and Welsh class a. also had 18 unlicensed winning 16 with a few of those unlicensed belts.

tim99b wrote: ↑05 Feb 2018, 06:17How much will they earn

Yeah, as others have already pointed out, the definitive answer is: there is no set rate.

The Managers 25% comes of the gross figure then do you take the trainers 10% off what is left.

Or is the trainers 10% took off the gross ?

How does the split work ?

On what platform can not very well supported, but very capable fighters perform, without a disadvantage?

Can the BBBoC become not for profit and reinvest in some for of small shows so these boys can fight for a ranking and actually have a chance?

Boxers get paid what they are worth.

Let's be honest, the overwhelming majority of small hall pro shows comprise of a local bloke 'beating' a paid loser in front of his mates. Nobody else is interested and after his mates have cottoned on to the racket most of them aren't interested for much longer either. It's not even sport.

SAPFO wrote: ↑07 Feb 2018, 11:11 On what platform can not very well supported, but very capable fighters perform, without a disadvantage?

Can the BBBoC become not for profit and reinvest in some for of small shows so these boys can fight for a ranking and actually have a chance?

Amateur Boxing.

The BBBoC is not for profit.

I guess it depends on your profile and hype, I'm guessing the novices topping the bill at the 02 each got six figures

Sklar wrote: ↑07 Feb 2018, 11:19 Boxers get paid what they are worth.

Let's be honest, the overwhelming majority of small hall pro shows comprise of a local bloke 'beating' a paid loser in front of his mates. Nobody else is interested and after his mates have cottoned on to the racket most of them aren't interested for much longer either. It's not even sport.

Bang on

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑07 Feb 2018, 12:34 I guess it depends on your profile and hype, I'm guessing the novices topping the bill at the 02 each got six figures

Not unless you are including decimal places

leejonesjnr wrote: ↑07 Feb 2018, 12:57

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑07 Feb 2018, 12:34 I guess it depends on your profile and hype, I'm guessing the novices topping the bill at the 02 each got six figures

Not unless you are including decimal places

They must have got a nice bundle for a show of that size, surely?

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑07 Feb 2018, 13:04

leejonesjnr wrote: ↑07 Feb 2018, 12:57

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑07 Feb 2018, 12:34 I guess it depends on your profile and hype, I'm guessing the novices topping the bill at the 02 each got six figures

Not unless you are including decimal places

They must have got a nice bundle for a show of that size, surely?

They won’t have got £100’000

Sklar wrote: ↑07 Feb 2018, 11:19 Boxers get paid what they are worth.

Let's be honest, the overwhelming majority of small hall pro shows comprise of a local bloke 'beating' a paid loser in front of his mates. Nobody else is interested and after his mates have cottoned on to the racket most of them aren't interested for much longer either. It's not even sport.

This, pretty much.

leejonesjnr wrote: ↑07 Feb 2018, 13:17

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑07 Feb 2018, 13:04

leejonesjnr wrote: ↑07 Feb 2018, 12:57

Not unless you are including decimal places

They must have got a nice bundle for a show of that size, surely?

They won’t have got £100’000

The 3 main events prob shared 50k between them

leejonesjnr wrote: ↑07 Feb 2018, 12:11

SAPFO wrote: ↑07 Feb 2018, 11:11 On what platform can not very well supported, but very capable fighters perform, without a disadvantage?

Can the BBBoC become not for profit and reinvest in some for of small shows so these boys can fight for a ranking and actually have a chance?

Amateur Boxing.

The BBBoC is not for profit.

Not sure about Amateur boxing mate - there are plenty of people (from local club shows to internationals/Olympics) who would disagree!