Bob Arum Says He Paid J. Prince 600K To Prevent Him From Hurting Floyd Mayweather

[lamontbdc]

I remember this. Something happened with j Prince and Shane mosely 2

and Winky Wright

 

[uncommonsense]

Tony Draper was and Suave House was buzzing hard around the mid to late 90s then they feel off and Draper seemingly disappear.

Anybody know the backstory to why please drop it.

Politics as usual. Look into a Southside Houston Brotha by the name of Smitty (R.I.P.) Had Pepa boppin' in her prime out here back in the gap.

"Hey, listen, at the end of the day, when I look at guys, and some rappers that I ain't going to mention, that talk about gangsta, talk about street, talk about going to jail, talk about being hard on the street, that remind of Floyd Mayweather. Floyd Mayweather is no tough guy. And Floyd Mayweather can tell you about, and Ellerbe can tell you about when a couple of guys came up in Top Rank's gym and they was taking two to three weeks to scrub blood out of the stains of the carpet that was in there. Where was the gangsta then? See, they know I know." - Bernard Hopkins

Floyd made a comment back in the day, I don't remember it word for word but basically it was to the tune of, "One lesson I learned from this whole ordeal is J. Prince doesn't play when it comes to his money"

HQ is a dope show but I hate they gave Arum's Jew ass the platform to speak on this dead issue but you know he relish at any chance to get at Floyd. I think that was probably the first time I heard him speak straightforward without pussyfooting around.

HQ is by far the best show on ESPN.

PTI

I cant stand when lebetard brings his dad on.

No love for Papi? LOL,, I admit he can be annoying at times when he tries to hard but I fuck with him cuz' he got no filter.

 

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@aneed123

I remember this. Something happened with j Prince and Shane mosely 2

BT: What's poppin, SugarMan? I thought by this time today, we would be talking about your victory over Anthony Mundine.

SM: I know. Me too, man. They out there on some different stuff, man. They tried to be slick.

BT: So I heard. What the heck happened over there?

SM: What happened was when I went out there, they were supposed to give me $700,000 before I entered the ring 10 days before the fight. So Joe, J [Prince] and Josh [Dublin] was trying to get at him [Vlad Warton] and he couldn't be found. He was trying to get the money, the $700,000. So what was going on is he wouldn't answer them until the last minute. They were like, "Where's he at? Go find him and put him on the find right now!" But he wasn't out there. Every now and then he'd say, "I'ma get it. I'ma get it," but then he would just take off. I think what they were trying to do was get the pay-per-view buys out there first and then pay me the money. The problem was that the contract stated that we get the money upfront. I think the reason for that was because Roy [Jones Jr.] or somebody else didn't really get paid the money they were supposed to get paid [when they fought in Australia]. They'll say, "Oh yeah, we're going to take care of it," but then it don't happen and you end up fighting for free. So he's telling me he's getting a line of credit from the bank, $500,000, and then he's giving me $200,000 cash. But I'm like, no, we're supposed to have all of it 10 days before. I waited and waited and waited and tried to let them get it, but they never got it. Even up until the weigh-in, he still didn't have the money. So when I'm at the airport, I think it was Anthony Mundine's manager who called me and said, "Don't leave. We have the money; all $700,000." So now I'm like, you know what, they getting money from all these people that are betting and stuff like that; they're trying to get money from these different people and these people basically want Anthony to win. If they want Anthony to win, then I have to knock him out to win. If I don't knock him out, then it's a wrap; I lost the fight. I didn't want a fight like that. I was going to fight him because they were going to pay me $1 million, but then, there was a chance I wouldn't get it because they're trying to pay me from the pay-per-view? Anthony's still gotta get paid too. I wasn't going to get all mine and he wasn't going to get all of his; that's why I was trying to get mine upfront because I didn't want them to say, "Well, we didn't make any money on the pay-per-view buys." And by the way, they only sold 1500 seats, and that was like a day before the weigh-in, so that means that they didn't even have enough to pay me let alone Anthony Mundine, so what are they gonna pay?