Quote from: YuginKadoya on January 23, 2024, 11:59:13 PM

For sure no one here wants to see an amateur fight and so Turki Alalshikh the Saudi Arabian Adviser at the royal court doesn't want some kind of boxing like this either, he wants a seasoned veteran fighter like Manny Pacquiao, Floyd Mayweather, Gervonta "Tank" Davis, Devin Haney, Artur Beterbiev, and Dmitry Bidol kind of fighter to fight on whoever would win from that for sure they are curious on what will happen and who's going to win, but keeping away from Saudi Arab the likes of the Paul Brothers and other Youtuber wannabee boxers, which is OK for me and boxing likes this surely stays at Misfits only,

It makes sense to aim for seasoned veteran fighters like Manny Pacquiao, Floyd Mayweather, Gervonta "Tank" Davis, Devin Haney, Artur Beterbiev, and Dmitry Bidol for a high-quality match. It adds credibility and ensures a more intriguing competition. Steering clear of YouTube-based boxers like the Paul Brothers aligns with a desire for serious and professional bouts. It's clear that the focus is on genuine boxing talent, which should indeed elevate the sport's status. These exciting times for those eager to see how these matchups unfold,

Quote from: Getmon on January 24, 2024, 05:35:05 AM

Beterbiev and Bivol both showed an eagerness to battle each other. They are likely glad that Alalshikh can assist them in making it a reality. They have different promoters behind them and it makes the match challenging to make. Everything has a cost and with the huge wealth KSA has, it is easier for dream matches to become a reality.

Alalshikh can send ten Ferraris to Gervonta Davis but the boxing authorities in KSA do not need the A side show and delayed dealings. They see Haney as an undisputed champion and it is an opportunity for Davis to battle for the belts. But Davis has a different take and is certain that Haney needs him.

It's fascinating to see the enthusiasm from Beterbiev and Bivol to face each other, and having Alalshikh facilitating the match is a promising prospect. The challenge of different promoters adds complexity, but with the substantial resources of KSA, dream matches can materialize. While Alalshikh's gesture towards Gervonta Davis with ten Ferraris is noteworthy, the KSA boxing authorities prioritize undisputed champions. They view Haney in that light, providing Davis with an opportunity to contend for the belts. Davis, however, sees it differently, believing Haney needs him for the match. Exciting dynamics in the boxing world,

Quote from: FinneysTrueVision on January 25, 2024, 03:44:34 AM

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are much bigger names internationally than Gervonta Davis and we don't see them making these crazy demands just for the privilege of being able to negotiate. Either Davis has a massively inflated ego or he does not want to fight Devin Haney.

We know the Saudis' money is good because they have been able to make these superfights happen where negotiations had dragged out for years. There is no need to shower Davis with gifts and stroke his ego. He can accept the fight and probably make the most money he's made in his career or he can continue hiding behind Floyd and Al Haymon's protection.

It's interesting to observe the contrasting approaches among fighters. Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua, being international giants, don't seem to make extravagant demands just to initiate negotiations. The question arises whether Gervonta Davis's demands stem from an inflated ego or a reluctance to face Devin Haney. The Saudis have proven their financial capability to make significant fights happen without the need for excessive gestures. Davis has the opportunity to take on the challenge, potentially securing the most lucrative deal of his career. The choice between stepping into the ring and continuing to rely on Floyd and Al Haymon's protection adds an intriguing layer to the unfolding story