He pays his fighters very well. If not why don’t they jump ship??? His stable is very loyal!!! Not even the billion dollar deal of Hearn has make them leave. Plus with new showtime and fox deals looks even less likely
"The manager is in many respects the fighter's agent. He/she is supposed to represent the
fighter's interests, handling the financial and contractual issues that the fighter can't handle himself.
The promoter stages commercial events, and as the name suggests, promotes them. They offer the fighter a fee on top of which they hope to make a profit. They will also attempt to sign boxers to multi-fight deals which both justify the initial outlay, and provides them with time to build the fighter's reputation.
The biggest problem arises when the promoter and the manager are the same person, or if they are very close. When you think about it, this can happen very easily. If the promoter or manager is very powerful, then maintaining a good relationship with them can be more beneficial than maintaining a good relationship with a fighter.
When this happens the manager is no longer representing the fighter's interests, but the interests of the promoter. That is how fighters get screwed.
The Ali Act was supposed to prevent this, but some people have found ways of circumventing it. Sometimes these people are known as 'advisers'."
I took this quote from Reddit to save me typing out the same thing. The Ali act was brought in to stop promoters also being managers for significant reasons, Al Haymon gets around it by saying he is an "Advisor" while acting as the promoter and the manager. He's a piece of shit just like anyone else in the boxing world who isn't a fighter or a referee.