We all want to see Casimero vs Inoue, but reading everything related to the fight, here what influences the most is what I have always said, the business model, and for now it is politics that directs the course of the fighters, for Of course all this comes down to what everyone is looking for: "Money", and without going too far, this article talks a lot about what the OMB influences:
Every move they made now is calculated, I mean that they are weighing all the options, and where they could earn more money then that would be the fight that they will take. In this case of mandatory fights, the sanctioning body wants a share of the pie and we can deny the fact that this is not a money fight that the promoters want so expect Casimero to receive a purse so much lower if he fights Donaire or Inoue and mind you the risk is the same.
Yes, that's true, mandatory fights just gave minimum money for this boxers of this organisation. But the good thing is that they keep a good standing in the WBO and could be given privilege in their next fight, like going up in weight, they could have a first crack of the WBO champion.
But even with less money in the table, Casimero still needs to win this so that a unification bout can happen with either Naoya or Nonito, and that's where the money will come.
