Despite
earning nearly $200 million during his brilliant career, Pacquiao
always hemorrhaged money. Gary Andrew Poole's 2010 biography, "Pacman,"
laid out how Pacquiao's contracts were split: After his manager's took
their 20-percent cut, his trainer Freddie Roach took 10 percent,
strength and conditioning coach Alex Ariza shaved off a few more points.
There were also training camp expenses, tax bills in the U.S. and the
Philippines, and his boundless, ever-growing entourage, all guzzling
funds. According to a 2009 New York Times article
by Greg Bishop, "Team Pacquiao has perfected the art of dysfunction.
The entourage consists of trainers, assistants to the trainers,
advisers, assistants to the advisers, cooks, dishwashers, car washers,
publicists, gofers and security." For each fight, Pacquiao also spent
hundreds of thousands of dollars flying his entourage to Las Vegas,
buying hundreds of tickets, covering hotel rooms, and providing spending
money. In the Times article,
Michael Koncz, singled out Pacquiao's Achilles' heel: "The downfall of
Pacquiao, if there is one, will be his kindness and generosity. At some
point, I fear that's going to catch up to him." Beyond Pacquiao's
generosity, he reportedly squandered millions from gambling. That
doesn't even account for his fleet of cars and extensive property
holdings, including houses, condos, apartments and such an intense
desire to give his money away to the poor he had to hire people simply
charged with the responsibility to apologize and prevent him from
throwing money at all the open hands spread out before him.
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pacman has MAJOR money problems which is why he wants YOUR MONEY
1.5 yr old article but still relevant as the tax lien continues to grow:
Despite
earning nearly $200 million during his brilliant career, Pacquiao
always hemorrhaged money. Gary Andrew Poole's 2010 biography, "Pacman,"
laid out how Pacquiao's contracts were split: After his manager's took
their 20-percent cut, his trainer Freddie Roach took 10 percent,
strength and conditioning coach Alex Ariza shaved off a few more points.
There were also training camp expenses, tax bills in the U.S. and the
Philippines, and his boundless, ever-growing entourage, all guzzling
funds. According to a 2009 New York Times article
by Greg Bishop, "Team Pacquiao has perfected the art of dysfunction.
The entourage consists of trainers, assistants to the trainers,
advisers, assistants to the advisers, cooks, dishwashers, car washers,
publicists, gofers and security." For each fight, Pacquiao also spent
hundreds of thousands of dollars flying his entourage to Las Vegas,
buying hundreds of tickets, covering hotel rooms, and providing spending
money. In the Times article,
Michael Koncz, singled out Pacquiao's Achilles' heel: "The downfall of
Pacquiao, if there is one, will be his kindness and generosity. At some
point, I fear that's going to catch up to him." Beyond Pacquiao's
generosity, he reportedly squandered millions from gambling. That
doesn't even account for his fleet of cars and extensive property
holdings, including houses, condos, apartments and such an intense
desire to give his money away to the poor he had to hire people simply
charged with the responsibility to apologize and prevent him from
throwing money at all the open hands spread out before him.
Saving my money, fighters last fights usually suck anyway, both have one foot out the door, wouldn't be surprised if they milk a 2-3 fight series somehow. The undercard is garbage also, everyone involved is looking to cash out.
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Saving my money, fighters last fights usually suck anyway, both have one foot out the door, wouldn't be surprised if they milk a 2-3 fight series somehow. The undercard is garbage also, everyone involved is looking to cash out.
Despite
earning nearly $200 million during his brilliant career, Pacquiao
always hemorrhaged money. Gary Andrew Poole's 2010 biography, "Pacman,"
laid out how Pacquiao's contracts were split: After his manager's took
their 20-percent cut, his trainer Freddie Roach took 10 percent,
strength and conditioning coach Alex Ariza shaved off a few more points.
There were also training camp expenses, tax bills in the U.S. and the
Philippines, and his boundless, ever-growing entourage, all guzzling
funds. According to a 2009 New York Times article
by Greg Bishop, "Team Pacquiao has perfected the art of dysfunction.
The entourage consists of trainers, assistants to the trainers,
advisers, assistants to the advisers, cooks, dishwashers, car washers,
publicists, gofers and security." For each fight, Pacquiao also spent
hundreds of thousands of dollars flying his entourage to Las Vegas,
buying hundreds of tickets, covering hotel rooms, and providing spending
money. In the Times article,
Michael Koncz, singled out Pacquiao's Achilles' heel: "The downfall of
Pacquiao, if there is one, will be his kindness and generosity. At some
point, I fear that's going to catch up to him." Beyond Pacquiao's
generosity, he reportedly squandered millions from gambling. That
doesn't even account for his fleet of cars and extensive property
holdings, including houses, condos, apartments and such an intense
desire to give his money away to the poor he had to hire people simply
charged with the responsibility to apologize and prevent him from
throwing money at all the open hands spread out before him.
He's donating half of his purse from this fight to charity
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Quote Originally Posted by hendrixandsrv:
pacman has MAJOR money problems which is why he wants YOUR MONEY
1.5 yr old article but still relevant as the tax lien continues to grow:
Despite
earning nearly $200 million during his brilliant career, Pacquiao
always hemorrhaged money. Gary Andrew Poole's 2010 biography, "Pacman,"
laid out how Pacquiao's contracts were split: After his manager's took
their 20-percent cut, his trainer Freddie Roach took 10 percent,
strength and conditioning coach Alex Ariza shaved off a few more points.
There were also training camp expenses, tax bills in the U.S. and the
Philippines, and his boundless, ever-growing entourage, all guzzling
funds. According to a 2009 New York Times article
by Greg Bishop, "Team Pacquiao has perfected the art of dysfunction.
The entourage consists of trainers, assistants to the trainers,
advisers, assistants to the advisers, cooks, dishwashers, car washers,
publicists, gofers and security." For each fight, Pacquiao also spent
hundreds of thousands of dollars flying his entourage to Las Vegas,
buying hundreds of tickets, covering hotel rooms, and providing spending
money. In the Times article,
Michael Koncz, singled out Pacquiao's Achilles' heel: "The downfall of
Pacquiao, if there is one, will be his kindness and generosity. At some
point, I fear that's going to catch up to him." Beyond Pacquiao's
generosity, he reportedly squandered millions from gambling. That
doesn't even account for his fleet of cars and extensive property
holdings, including houses, condos, apartments and such an intense
desire to give his money away to the poor he had to hire people simply
charged with the responsibility to apologize and prevent him from
throwing money at all the open hands spread out before him.
He's donating half of his purse from this fight to charity
first time i will watch boxing, and didnt experience these sites before. if they all get blocked, then it'd be too late to find a place. do you think these sites can handle the traffic?
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Quote Originally Posted by sunset:
they will all be blocked
first time i will watch boxing, and didnt experience these sites before. if they all get blocked, then it'd be too late to find a place. do you think these sites can handle the traffic?
I've been able to watch free UFC events on sportsbun.com for a while. I haven't tried a boxing match there, but will tonight. This fight is gonna be a lot of dancing by Floyd and stalking by Manny. Alot like Leonard vs Hagler was.
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I've been able to watch free UFC events on sportsbun.com for a while. I haven't tried a boxing match there, but will tonight. This fight is gonna be a lot of dancing by Floyd and stalking by Manny. Alot like Leonard vs Hagler was.
people who paid for that are dumb. another floyd payoff. get beat up against the ropes and run away the whole time (like medina fight) and then have a biased announcer and commentators. sad
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people who paid for that are dumb. another floyd payoff. get beat up against the ropes and run away the whole time (like medina fight) and then have a biased announcer and commentators. sad
people who paid for that are dumb. another floyd payoff. get beat up against the ropes and run away the whole time (like medina fight) and then have a biased announcer and commentators. sad
he won the fight and got paid i would say it was a great night for fm
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Quote Originally Posted by Hawky:
people who paid for that are dumb. another floyd payoff. get beat up against the ropes and run away the whole time (like medina fight) and then have a biased announcer and commentators. sad
he won the fight and got paid i would say it was a great night for fm
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