"The long anticipated fight between Manny Pacquiao, 51-3-2, 38 KO’s and Floyd Mayweather, JR., 41-0, 25 KO’s is a done deal with only signatures needed on the printed contract" said a very reliable inside source close to Team Mayweather who has just contacted RSR. This inside source went on to say, "Floyd is very happy that both sides could work out issues that he always felt could be talked out." Floyd is anticipating on making well over 50 million dollars with Manny making almost the same. Tentative dates being kicked around for an HBO PPV is the middle to end of November 2010 and if this does happen there is no doubt that this fight will be the biggest grossing in history.
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If this is true
It sounds like Manny took the smaller pay cut. Floyd probably took the 14 day window after all because I’m not sure Manny would go any closer. But like Scott said, I’m waiting for the press conference before I get my hopes up.
Ditto
"All the time he's boxing, he's thinking. All the time he was thinking, I was hitting him." - Jack Dempsey
by Drunken cutman on Jun 17, 2010 4:16 PM EDT up reply actions
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BS is reporting that Manny has rejected larger split demands from the Mayweather camp. I’m waiting for that pen to hit the paper before I believe anything.
Tired
It is safe to say that i hope we can all agree that this is tiring 1st blood testing, 8 ounce gloves, 10 million for every pound, Manny fault, Floyd fault to much drama just get the fight on! We all know Floyd fights for money so to get the deal done someone has to budge rather it gets done who know let just fight lets not start pointing fingers at either fighter because really it going to get to the point where no one cares and no one wants to support
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