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[QUOTE="DMIL, post: 2770429, member: 8539"]
Money is all relative and the related lifestyle.  K.O. maybe has 15 to 20 years left of earning potential via this profession so when you think about it that way the $10M is part of his earning window built in over the next 3 to 4 years.   He has support for his children, alimony, and a ton of other expense to account for the next few years.  Money can dry up real fast.  This is what he has to manage and if there is not a reasonable offset on the table through a prospective job offer then yes he is going to fight even harder.  $10M is worth fighting for if you believe you are in the right.  He has nothing to lose at this point.  A man has to be able to look himself in the mirror and have some peace about it.  This is who he is.  For some reason his legal team thinks otherwise and that they should fight.  If he believes what he believes then he should fight for what he believes he is owed.  If this is not a winning strategy then his legal team should be advising him of that.
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