Bargain: Avni Yildirim took $ 2.5 million for less than 9 minutes of combat

Avni Yildirim, the contender from whom much more was expected, got a $ 2.5 million reward, ‘Canelo’ se it took much longer than that

Saúl ‘Canelo’ Álvarez revealed that beat Turkish Avni Yildirim is the first step for your purpose of finishing the 1200 with all world super middleweight titles . However, he also took a considerable step in his earnings, the Mexican took an approximate of $ 28 million dollars, while the Turk $ 2.5 million for less than nine minutes of real-time combat.

😪🔥 There are ways to lose and Avni Yildirim’s “boxing demonstration”, the Turk only went to collect the bag, he did not show anything.

You can die in the line, but not in the corner sitting with a “no more”. Regrettable. # Canelo # CaneloYildirim # CaneloSaunders pic.twitter.com/ zVBVTDbokg

– Fighters Magazine (@FightersMagz)

February 30, 1200

The ‘ Canelo ‘maintains his status from best pound for pound in the world and that translates into a great income whenever you tread the ring in search of title and this time he took an estimated earnings of $ 30 millions of dollars, 20 of the bag and the others 10 would come out of sponsorships , box office and sale of television rights.

It should be noted that the Florida Commission has not disclosed the actual numbers of the bags , because that the numbers handled are an estimate, based on other income and previous fights.

$ 2.5 million for Avni Yildirim.
Where do I sign? https://t.co/yDk6LmjVg8 pic.twitter.com/H46 GOSKE2Q

– San Cadilla (@SanCadilla) February 28, 2021

For his part, Avni Yildirim, the contender from whom much more was expected, obtained a reward of $ 2.5 million dollars for the risk involved in getting into the ring with a fighter at the level the Mexican is currently at.

According to the ‘Canelo’ coach, Eddy Reynoso, Álvarez will be measured in the remainder of the year at Billy Joe Saunders (WBO) in May. Subsequently, it would be measured to Caleb Plant (FIB) in September to win the super middleweight belts of the four most important associations of professional boxing.