Crawford and Spence are fighting right now!
Posted: 06 Jan 2020, 16:15
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Can somebody please translate from Spences into English.
Can somebody please translate from Spences into English.
Well, tbf, there is a difference between a misspelling and a language butchery that leaves you boarding on unintelligibleworld ranked wrote: ↑06 Jan 2020, 18:36 It's twitter not an english class. I guarantee your favorite boxer has had a misspelling of an tweet or social media post.
I agree with this.gregregegg wrote: ↑06 Jan 2020, 21:36 This is one of the rare times i want to wait on a fight. not long, just would like to see Spence recover fully, then tune up fight then fight crawford. I just think if they were to fight next and Crawford won, he wouldn't get full credit. Spence had a war then a car crash. don't think he should be in the ring with Crawford till at least late 2020.
I agree with everything you've said. Also, if beating the likes of Spence Jr., Pacquiao, Thurman, Porter & Garcia were high on Terence Crawford’s list of priorities, he wouldn’t have recently extended his contract with Bob Arum’s Top Rank.RonnyJ wrote: ↑07 Jan 2020, 02:03 Crawford is the biggest b;__h of all. He talked a lot of trash, but they finaly came up with a top level name in porter, than all of the sudden tc sounded "thats not a fight i am looking for right now".
Nobody od these boxers are their own bosses except boxers like Oscar or Klitschko who owned promotional companys. Even floyd wasnt his own boss. There was always haymon. Also floyd never wanted no part of pac, the only reason he than fought pac was because the billionere showtime bos told him to get his sh;t together and fight pac.
Spence can be lucky he still alive and right now he is far from being 100 %.
Crawford shouldnt focuse on spence, but the other top ww who are healthy and ready, like thurman, porter.
exactly. it made no sense tc staying with bob. since the big money fights are with haymon, pac or spence.Enlightened-One wrote: ↑07 Jan 2020, 04:45I agree with everything you've said. Also, if beating the likes of Spence Jr., Pacquiao, Thurman, Porter & Garcia were high on Terence Crawford’s list of priorities, he wouldn’t have recently extended his contract with Bob Arum’s Top Rank.RonnyJ wrote: ↑07 Jan 2020, 02:03 Crawford is the biggest b;__h of all. He talked a lot of trash, but they finaly came up with a top level name in porter, than all of the sudden tc sounded "thats not a fight i am looking for right now".
Nobody od these boxers are their own bosses except boxers like Oscar or Klitschko who owned promotional companys. Even floyd wasnt his own boss. There was always haymon. Also floyd never wanted no part of pac, the only reason he than fought pac was because the billionere showtime bos told him to get his sh;t together and fight pac.
Spence can be lucky he still alive and right now he is far from being 100 %.
Crawford shouldnt focuse on spence, but the other top ww who are healthy and ready, like thurman, porter.
Bud must have surely known that not signing with the PBC would limit his opportunities. The American obviously preferred to cash in Top Rank/ESPN’s cheques rather than engage in legacy bouts.
We have already seen YouTube videos of Crawford and Spence Jr. trash talking face-to-face more than a year ago, which would have only been a few weeks or months after Terence chose to renew his contract with Top Rank. And nothing came of it, neither Top Rank nor the PBC attempted to make the bout back then.
So this latest Twitter exchange just seems to be a desperate publicity stunt where Crawford is attempting to raise his own profile using Spence Jr.
Regardless, Terence Crawford and Errol Spence Jr. won’t be fighting each other during 2020.
He didn’t want to fight Khan.Bandog wrote: ↑06 Jan 2020, 19:10 Crawford wanted to fight Khan instead of Danny Garcia, who would given him a fight. He's desperate now that his legitimacy as a top welter is fading because of competition. The Porter scenario made him look bad too.
No one even knows what condition Spence is really in now to fight. Crawford is thinking about that too I'm sure.
Angel Garcia is Danny Garcia’s trainer. Al Haymon is Danny Garcia’s manager.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑07 Jan 2020, 09:55He didn’t want to fight Khan.Bandog wrote: ↑06 Jan 2020, 19:10 Crawford wanted to fight Khan instead of Danny Garcia, who would given him a fight. He's desperate now that his legitimacy as a top welter is fading because of competition. The Porter scenario made him look bad too.
No one even knows what condition Spence is really in now to fight. Crawford is thinking about that too I'm sure.
They offered D Garcia $3m plus PPV upside, His highest purse. Danny claimed his Dad Angel didn’t tell him the offer or some other bullshit or whatever.
It's not like Danny Garcia is this big name, PPV fighter. I'll even argue Khan is bigger name and can sell more tickets than Garcia.Enlightened-One wrote: ↑07 Jan 2020, 10:27Angel Garcia is Danny Garcia’s trainer. Al Haymon is Danny Garcia’s manager.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑07 Jan 2020, 09:55
He didn’t want to fight Khan.
They offered D Garcia $3m plus PPV upside, His highest purse. Danny claimed his Dad Angel didn’t tell him the offer or some other bullshit or whatever.
Top Rank’s Carl Moretti understands the distinction between both roles, but he alleges he made the offer to Angel, but never received a response.
I can’t find any evidence of Angel Garcia corroborating Carl Moretti’s claims. Danny Garcia also denies receiving the offer. Terence Crawford, by his own admission, claims that he doesn’t really know the precise details of what had occurred.
Last month Danny Garcia stated that if there’s enough money in it for him, then make him an offer. He said there’s more to do with things than whatever fighters want, there’s politics involved. The fighters can say whatever they want to the media, but it’s what’s going on behind the scenes that matters.
During the same interview last month, he claims that the media told him Top Rank allegedly offered $3m to face Terence Crawford, which was less than the $5m purse that Amir Khan earned during the same time period, even though the American had KO’d the Brit. Both guys (Khan and Garcia) are aligned with Al Haymon.
Coincidentally, Danny Garcia claims that he received a $3m payday for the Rod Salka fight.
On a separate note, if Terence Crawford genuinely didn’t want to face Amir Khan, but he did anyway, then why did he post the following Tweet?
If Top Rank really wanted the Crawford-Garcia fight, then why did they submit the lowball offer? Why didn’t they offer the same purse they offered Amir Khan, considering the Brit had previously been KO’d by Garcia and had never won a world title at 147lbs? The Crawford-Khan PPV event only achieved 150K views, so it’s not as if the Brit was considered a much bigger name on US soil than an American like Danny.
Danny Garcia is an American. Danny Garcia beat Amir Khan. Danny Garcia is a former world titleholder at 147lbs. Terence Crawford said he didn't want the Amir Khan fight.IKSRTFO wrote: ↑07 Jan 2020, 10:46It's not like Danny Garcia is this big name, PPV fighter. I'll even argue Khan is bigger name and can sell more tickets than Garcia.Enlightened-One wrote: ↑07 Jan 2020, 10:27
Angel Garcia is Danny Garcia’s trainer. Al Haymon is Danny Garcia’s manager.
Top Rank’s Carl Moretti understands the distinction between both roles, but he alleges he made the offer to Angel, but never received a response.
I can’t find any evidence of Angel Garcia corroborating Carl Moretti’s claims. Danny Garcia also denies receiving the offer. Terence Crawford, by his own admission, claims that he doesn’t really know the precise details of what had occurred.
Last month Danny Garcia stated that if there’s enough money in it for him, then make him an offer. He said there’s more to do with things than whatever fighters want, there’s politics involved. The fighters can say whatever they want to the media, but it’s what’s going on behind the scenes that matters.
During the same interview last month, he claims that the media told him Top Rank allegedly offered $3m to face Terence Crawford, which was less than the $5m purse that Amir Khan earned during the same time period, even though the American had KO’d the Brit. Both guys (Khan and Garcia) are aligned with Al Haymon.
Coincidentally, Danny Garcia claims that he received a $3m payday for the Rod Salka fight.
On a separate note, if Terence Crawford genuinely didn’t want to face Amir Khan, but he did anyway, then why did he post the following Tweet?
If Top Rank really wanted the Crawford-Garcia fight, then why did they submit the lowball offer? Why didn’t they offer the same purse they offered Amir Khan, considering the Brit had previously been KO’d by Garcia and had never won a world title at 147lbs? The Crawford-Khan PPV event only achieved 150K views, so it’s not as if the Brit was considered a much bigger name on US soil than an American like Danny.
Yeh, plus Khan was offered that purse after not hearing back from Garcia.IKSRTFO wrote: ↑07 Jan 2020, 10:46It's not like Danny Garcia is this big name, PPV fighter. I'll even argue Khan is bigger name and can sell more tickets than Garcia.Enlightened-One wrote: ↑07 Jan 2020, 10:27
Angel Garcia is Danny Garcia’s trainer. Al Haymon is Danny Garcia’s manager.
Top Rank’s Carl Moretti understands the distinction between both roles, but he alleges he made the offer to Angel, but never received a response.
I can’t find any evidence of Angel Garcia corroborating Carl Moretti’s claims. Danny Garcia also denies receiving the offer. Terence Crawford, by his own admission, claims that he doesn’t really know the precise details of what had occurred.
Last month Danny Garcia stated that if there’s enough money in it for him, then make him an offer. He said there’s more to do with things than whatever fighters want, there’s politics involved. The fighters can say whatever they want to the media, but it’s what’s going on behind the scenes that matters.
During the same interview last month, he claims that the media told him Top Rank allegedly offered $3m to face Terence Crawford, which was less than the $5m purse that Amir Khan earned during the same time period, even though the American had KO’d the Brit. Both guys (Khan and Garcia) are aligned with Al Haymon.
Coincidentally, Danny Garcia claims that he received a $3m payday for the Rod Salka fight.
On a separate note, if Terence Crawford genuinely didn’t want to face Amir Khan, but he did anyway, then why did he post the following Tweet?
If Top Rank really wanted the Crawford-Garcia fight, then why did they submit the lowball offer? Why didn’t they offer the same purse they offered Amir Khan, considering the Brit had previously been KO’d by Garcia and had never won a world title at 147lbs? The Crawford-Khan PPV event only achieved 150K views, so it’s not as if the Brit was considered a much bigger name on US soil than an American like Danny.
All that is true.Enlightened-One wrote: ↑07 Jan 2020, 10:54Danny Garcia is an American. Danny Garcia beat Amir Khan. Danny Garcia is a former world titleholder at 147lbs. Terence Crawford said he didn't want the Amir Khan fight.
Amir Khan might be a slightly bigger name globally than Danny Garcia, but the difference in popularity on US soil will only be trivial. It certainly doesn't explain the discrepancy in the size of the offers Top Rank proposed.
I'm also confused about the reason why Top Rank submitted the offer to Danny Garcia's trainer rather than manager.
Also, it doesn't explain the reason why Crawford faced Khan in the first place, if Terence's Tweet about the roles of managers/advisors are true.
There's an awful lot that doesn't add up.
See for yourself:Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑07 Jan 2020, 10:55Yeh, plus Khan was offered that purse after not hearing back from Garcia.
Garcia made $700k against Salka also, not $3m..
I agree. I wouldn't feel comfortable watching Spence fight Crawford after losing a bunch of teeth and a decent number of brain cells in that car wreck.gregregegg wrote: ↑06 Jan 2020, 21:36 This is one of the rare times i want to wait on a fight. not long, just would like to see Spence recover fully, then tune up fight then fight crawford. I just think if they were to fight next and Crawford won, he wouldn't get full credit. Spence had a war then a car crash. don't think he should be in the ring with Crawford till at least late 2020.
Because the rest of us know fine well that in practice Haymon is his promoter and his dad is his manager as well as his trainer.Enlightened-One wrote: ↑07 Jan 2020, 10:54I'm also confused about the reason why Top Rank submitted the offer to Danny Garcia's trainer rather than manager.