You can't say he's not generous. Anthony Mundine has volunteered his services to Jeff Horn, after he beats him on Friday obviously, to ensure he is no longer robbed blind by his promoters and management.
Mundine has made a fortune in the fight game in Australia, mostly from being very good over a long period of time but also from playing the heel to his oppponents.
He doesn't believe Horn is doing as well as he could given the large sums of money he has made over his past few fights and stands to again at Suncorp Stadium in a few days.
"When I win, I want to help the kid, because he's getting robbed left, right and centre. (Trainer Glenn) Rushton is robbing him, (promoter Dean) Lonergan is robbing him. He's getting left with half the earnings," Mundine said.
"We put in the hard work, we bust our arse. They built him but come on man ... what they are doing is criminal. I'm keeping all my money."
Rushton, who trains boxers in his own gym in between managing a multimillion-dollar investment fund, laughed off Mundine's jibes, insisting Horn would retire healthy and wealthy.
"That's completely wrong. Jeff is doing very, very well. One of my plans is for him to retire in his mid-30s a very, very wealthy man. He's on track to do that. That's definitely not the case," Rushton said.
"Let him do his thing and let us do our thing. When he [Mundine] puts 51,000 people into Suncorp Stadium and fights a legend like Manny Pacquiao, then he can talk to us about management skills.
"Anthony Mundine has always missed the big fights. He has said things he regrets. Bob Arum (Top Rank supremo) kicked him out of his office. He's had some bad advice along the way and that's affected his opportunities."
Horn had offers to return to the US to try and work his way back up the welterweight ranks but those sums were well short of what he stands to make against Mundine. 'The Man' considers it a no brainer, saying he's been making rivals rich for years and is still doing the same at 43.
"He had options... but he's going to get paid another couple of hundred thousand to go and fight another A+ American? He can come and make a couple of million against The Man. I gave them all shots and I'm still giving him shots."
Horn has admitted he hates starting as the hot favourite in fights and Mundine was doing an excellent job of increasing the bravado as the fight nears.
But it would be an enormous upset should Horn lose. For all Mundine's talk of pay days, this might well be his last one.