Re: I think GGGvsJacobs may not happen, purse bid needed
Posted: 10 Oct 2016, 23:49
Please, I've had him on ignore for months and it still takes forever to scroll down his novels that you guys quote.
Agree. Normally, I am trying to not quote the mfer, but sometimes I forget who we are dealing with and mistakenly slip to quoting.SaadOffTheDeck wrote:Please, I've had him on ignore for months and it still takes forever to scroll down his novels that you guys quote.
Lol even though it's the way it is in boxing at the moment, I can't help but agree. This needs to happen now. If only he could patent his name, he would make more money from people using it than from actually boxing.ClivePatrickLyons wrote:Jacobs should take what he gets he's dodged this fight long enough Team GGG and the WBA have been nice enough to let him MAKE good money against Mora TWICE and ONCE against Quillin while PRETENDING to be the CHAMP![]()
enoughs enough take it or leave it

I'm assuming that Jacobs vacates his worthless regular title and Golovkin and himself both engage in meaningless bouts against cab drivers instead.boxing_rocks wrote:The purse bid split remains 75/25 !
http://www.fightnews.com/Boxing/wba-mai ... obs-356298?
For all I know, you could be right, but if Jacobs petitioned the WBA for only a 40% cut of the total fight purse… and we know for certain that the average high-profile GGG opponent earns more than that percentage, then Loeffler must have offered him a lower split... or a sum that was less than he thought he was worth.boxing_rocks wrote:The only reason for Jacobs vacating would be losing his balls. I am sure that Loefler offers him more than he deserves which has been the case with all GGG opponents in the last 5 years.
You are right about one thing: Danny's paper belt is worthless.
Any day before the 22nd could become the day.lefty wrote:Today is the day they have to come to an agreement before a purse bid is called on the 22nd right?
In a lot of different articles I've seen its been said that they have to come to an agreement by Wednesday and if not a purse bid will be called in 10 days time. It's kind of confusing if what you're saying is right.boxing_rocks wrote:Any day before the 22nd could become the day.lefty wrote:Today is the day they have to come to an agreement before a purse bid is called on the 22nd right?
Jacobs just wants more than he is worth. Once again, 40% of $5 mil is $2 mil, while he wants more. The reason they were pushing for 40% is that they were hoping a winning bid to be higher than $5-6 mil. Now, in order to get even $2.5 mil, the purse bid has to be $12.5 mil which is unrealistic, so Jacobs needs to take Loefler's offer or Haymon needs to find more than $12 mil, 10 of which would go to Golovkin. Their only hope in the latter scenario is that Golovkin can't fight off HBO, but I hope there is a way for him to get an exception.
After a purse bid is scheduled, they can still agree any time before the bid happens.lefty wrote:In a lot of different articles I've seen its been said that they have to come to an agreement by Wednesday and if not a purse bid will be called in 10 days time. It's kind of confusing if what you're saying is right.boxing_rocks wrote:Any day before the 22nd could become the day.lefty wrote:Today is the day they have to come to an agreement before a purse bid is called on the 22nd right?
Jacobs just wants more than he is worth. Once again, 40% of $5 mil is $2 mil, while he wants more. The reason they were pushing for 40% is that they were hoping a winning bid to be higher than $5-6 mil. Now, in order to get even $2.5 mil, the purse bid has to be $12.5 mil which is unrealistic, so Jacobs needs to take Loefler's offer or Haymon needs to find more than $12 mil, 10 of which would go to Golovkin. Their only hope in the latter scenario is that Golovkin can't fight off HBO, but I hope there is a way for him to get an exception.
Wtf is the point of the deadline then?boxing_rocks wrote:After a purse bid is scheduled, they can still agree any time before the bid happens.lefty wrote:In a lot of different articles I've seen its been said that they have to come to an agreement by Wednesday and if not a purse bid will be called in 10 days time. It's kind of confusing if what you're saying is right.boxing_rocks wrote:
Any day before the 22nd could become the day.
Jacobs just wants more than he is worth. Once again, 40% of $5 mil is $2 mil, while he wants more. The reason they were pushing for 40% is that they were hoping a winning bid to be higher than $5-6 mil. Now, in order to get even $2.5 mil, the purse bid has to be $12.5 mil which is unrealistic, so Jacobs needs to take Loefler's offer or Haymon needs to find more than $12 mil, 10 of which would go to Golovkin. Their only hope in the latter scenario is that Golovkin can't fight off HBO, but I hope there is a way for him to get an exception.
They are not offering Jacobs 25 or even 30 percent now. They are offering more. The problem is that there isn't enough money to satisfy Jacobs even at 40%. The 25/75 purse split bid was just needed for Golovkin's team to kill Haymon's desire to win that bid and to push Jacobs to accept whatever he is offered now.caldo2025 wrote:As a GGG fan through and through, I actually have a little issue with how GGG is handling this negotiation. GGG has been outspoken about getting bigger fights against the best boxers and how money isn't the most important factor. If he really means what he says then he's got to give in a little with this purse bid. 75/25 split is fine in a normal title defense but this is a big fight. The fight is slated to be held in NYC and Jacobs fans will fill up that arena so it's not like Jacobs is not bringing anything to the table. Plus Jacobs has a belt, a pathetic belt that WBA is getting rid of completely but it's not like it's a normal champion vs contender type of fight.
My opinion is that this fight gets made if GGG agrees to a 65/35 split. So if this fight does not get made because GGG stood his ground on his 75% take then he should get the criticism and i'll be right there knocking him for it. Boxing needs this fight to happen.
Please post your sources, as it'll be interesting to know what's actually going on.boxing_rocks wrote:They are not offering Jacobs 25 or even 30 percent now. They are offering more. The problem is that there isn't enough money to satisfy Jacobs even at 40%. The 25/75 purse split bid was just needed for Golovkin's team to kill Haymon's desire to win that bid and to push Jacobs to accept whatever he is offered now.caldo2025 wrote:As a GGG fan through and through, I actually have a little issue with how GGG is handling this negotiation. GGG has been outspoken about getting bigger fights against the best boxers and how money isn't the most important factor. If he really means what he says then he's got to give in a little with this purse bid. 75/25 split is fine in a normal title defense but this is a big fight. The fight is slated to be held in NYC and Jacobs fans will fill up that arena so it's not like Jacobs is not bringing anything to the table. Plus Jacobs has a belt, a pathetic belt that WBA is getting rid of completely but it's not like it's a normal champion vs contender type of fight.
My opinion is that this fight gets made if GGG agrees to a 65/35 split. So if this fight does not get made because GGG stood his ground on his 75% take then he should get the criticism and i'll be right there knocking him for it. Boxing needs this fight to happen.
He is demanding an amount, not percent. We don't know what that is exactly. Originally, he was hinting at $3 mil.dickbelden wrote:exactly what % is danny jacobs demanding at this moment ?
Danny's belt means very little here; it's not like the Lemieux fight where David had a belt GGG could actually win.caldo2025 wrote:As a GGG fan through and through, I actually have a little issue with how GGG is handling this negotiation. GGG has been outspoken about getting bigger fights against the best boxers and how money isn't the most important factor. If he really means what he says then he's got to give in a little with this purse bid. 75/25 split is fine in a normal title defense but this is a big fight. The fight is slated to be held in NYC and Jacobs fans will fill up that arena so it's not like Jacobs is not bringing anything to the table. Plus Jacobs has a belt, a pathetic belt that WBA is getting rid of completely but it's not like it's a normal champion vs contender type of fight.
My opinion is that this fight gets made if GGG agrees to a 65/35 split. So if this fight does not get made because GGG stood his ground on his 75% take then he should get the criticism and i'll be right there knocking him for it. Boxing needs this fight to happen.