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GGG tops Saturday’s DAZN event payouts

June 9, 2019 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

ESPN’s Dan Rafael reported the purses for Saturday night’s Madison Square Garden event featuring Gennady Golovkin.

According to Rafael, the official payout for GG was $2 million although its likely he’s getting closer to $15 million.  Steve Rolls, his opponent, drew $300,000.  Ali Akhmedov earned $25,000.  His opponent, Marcus McDaniel received $45,250.  Akhmedov defeated McDaniel.  Charles Conwell received $15,000 as he defeated Courtney Pennington who received $13,500.  Brian Ceballo defeated Bakhtiyar Eyubov.  Ceballo earned $25,000.  Eyubov earned $8,000.  Israill Madrimov earned $48,000 as he stopped Norberto Gonzalez who drew $15,000.  Nikita Ababiy earned $8,000 as he KO’d Juan Francisco Barajas who earned $3,500.

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