REAL_DEAL
Heavyweight
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by REAL_DEAL » 02 May 2004, 11:10
Why don't promoters like to match their fighters with other promoter’s fighters?
Is it because they will lose bragging rights or they won’t fully run the show?
We are missing out on great domestic fights in this country. In America promoters make fights with other promoting outfits all the time.
The only fight we are getting is Froch vs Dodson where these 2 fighters fight for different promoters.
bennie
Heavyweight
Posts: 15244 Joined: 15 Nov 2002, 09:53
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by bennie » 02 May 2004, 11:19
REAL_DEAL wrote: Why don't promoters like to match their fighters with other promoter’s fighters?
Is it because they will lose bragging rights or they won’t fully run the show?
We are missing out on great domestic fights in this country. In America promoters make fights with other promoting outfits all the time.
The only fight we are getting is Froch vs Dodson where these 2 fighters fight for different promoters.
Because they hate each other.
mrbassie
Heavyweight
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by mrbassie » 02 May 2004, 11:34
this is the problem with being managed by a promoter
Matchfixer
Heavyweight
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by Matchfixer » 02 May 2004, 13:28
bennie wrote: REAL_DEAL wrote: Why don't promoters like to match their fighters with other promoter’s fighters?
Is it because they will lose bragging rights or they won’t fully run the show?
We are missing out on great domestic fights in this country. In America promoters make fights with other promoting outfits all the time.
The only fight we are getting is Froch vs Dodson where these 2 fighters fight for different promoters.
Because they hate each other.
Can't the Boxing Board force match ups to be made with some sort of incentive if necessary - eg loss of belt, no title challenge for next 2 years etc
Twinkle Toes
Heavyweight
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by Twinkle Toes » 02 May 2004, 13:51
It's not that it can't be done. It is more the promoters have such highly inflated ego's, that they can't see past their own snout when the reality is, they are all eating out of the same troff.
They act like a bunch of kids most of the time, and it's no wonder Boxing is only a minority sport in this country when we have promoters, and managers of this ilk.
Maddawg
Heavyweight
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by Maddawg » 02 May 2004, 14:53
It's all about greed and money, money, money