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Signing a contract in a language you don't understand is not an opportunity anyone on here should recommend. The guy was a few days before an Olympic final he
by esharte 11y ago
Signing a contract in a language you don't understand is not an opportunity anyone on here should recommend.
The guy was a few days before an Olympic final he rightly should have won.
After that would have been the time for dealing with offers.
- jannotti 11y agoAgreed. The reality is that the offer was probably still on the table in roughly the same form. After the Olympics, he could had the offer examined, weighed his options, and had pretty much the same starting point as Mayweather. I won't bother to speculate whether he would have had the same success from that starting point. But he did NOT lose all opportunities in the instant he turned that deal down.
- jakejake 11y agoAll of that is true, yet there he is... broke, bitter and full of regret.
- tonster 11y agoTrue, but like you pointed out, it might not have made a difference as he proceeded to go on a drinking binge and be bitter about the whole situation. Perhaps if he kept his head on straight, he would've still had a moderately successful career in boxing. I couldn't agree more with true greats are persistent individuals. He simply let his emotions get the best of him.