what kind of purse would arthur for that fight??
Posted: 16 Dec 2007, 15:07
What kinda purses is alex picking up for these fights?/
Be suprised if it was that low mate. I'd expect a zero at the end of that figure. SKY probably paid that amount just to screen it.Wales wrote:Didnt Judah only get £60,000 for fighting spinks?
On Cyber Boxing zone they Zudah getting around $100,000 for both fights with Spinks getting £800,000 then $1.2m.Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:Be suprised if it was that low mate. I'd expect a zero at the end of that figure. SKY probably paid that amount just to screen it.Wales wrote:Didnt Judah only get £60,000 for fighting spinks?
Alex Arthur doesnt come on here and ask what you are getting paid, does he?bigped wrote:What kinda purses is alex picking up for these fights?/
Bigped isn't a public figure, Alex Arthur is.KO Artist wrote:Alex Arthur doesnt come on here and ask what you are getting paid, does he?bigped wrote:What kinda purses is alex picking up for these fights?/
Sure it was circa $125,000 in dollarsEmerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:Be suprised if it was that low mate. I'd expect a zero at the end of that figure. SKY probably paid that amount just to screen it.Wales wrote:Didnt Judah only get £60,000 for fighting spinks?
KO Artist wrote:Alex Arthur doesnt come on here and ask what you are getting paid, does he?bigped wrote:What kinda purses is alex picking up for these fights?/
Every boxer in the world is well aware of King's reputation, so it is difficult to feel sympathy for any fighter who willingly works with him. Judah was represented by a reputable promotional firm, Main Events, for the first six years of his career. The Bloomfield company owned by Little Falls' Kathy Duva guided Judah toward the IBF junior welterweight title, a $1.1 million purse for facing Kostya Tszyu and the cusp of stardom.
They began the rebuilding process after Tszyu knocked him out by affording Judah a $300,000 payday for opposing Omar Weiss, his final fight with Main Events. Since Main Events and King came a compensation agreement to allow Judah to switch promoters, he hasn't made as much combined for eight fights beneath King's promotional umbrella as he earned for his second-round technical knockout defeat to Tszyu.
The 27-year-old former two-division champion accepted just a $100,000 purse for challenging Cory Spinks in Spinks' hometown 11 months ago. A focused, seemingly more mature Judah walked away from that St. Louis ring with three welterweight titles on Feb. 5. But before he got a real reward for taking that risk, he got careless.