Free videos now to be regular on FrankMaloney.com

[bigfists82]

FrankMaloney.com are doing some regular videos on frank's stable of boxers. They're on his youtube channel and should be on his site shortly.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeH-axa2MOU

[TerribleTerry]

Great idea

Keep em coming - really good way to showcase up and comers in off TV fights.

Nice to get a look at Larry Olubamiwo - he is a big un!

Would be good to see other promoters take this route - most just put up interviews at the moment but real fights are what will generate the hits..

[Asterix]

I've subscribed. I've been enjoying allegedly's videos for ages now so it's great to see another promoter take advantage of YouTube.

[bigfists82]

There's a previous one with a longer interview with both fighter before the event: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuaKEbg5EZg

[stujones]

I've have always maintained that I cannot understand why promoters who often go through the expsense of recording non TV shows/fights do not attempt to sell them. Many have all the expense needed, the recording of the shows and a website to advertise - selling them at a £5 a disc would represent great value (plus a profit), and personally I'd rather that than just viewing on a Youtube format.

[REAL_DEAL]

Maloney best video was when Eugene Maloney was selling the PPV between Earl and Bennet.It was a classic i even bought it cause of that video.

[Asterix]

I've have always maintained that I cannot understand why promoters who often go through the expsense of recording non TV shows/fights do not attempt to sell them. Many have all the expense needed, the recording of the shows and a website to advertise - selling them at a £5 a disc would represent great value (plus a profit), and personally I'd rather that than just viewing on a Youtube format.

It's very cheap to record semi-professional video now. Selling the videos would defeat the purpose, which is marketing.

[stujones]

I've have always maintained that I cannot understand why promoters who often go through the expsense of recording non TV shows/fights do not attempt to sell them. Many have all the expense needed, the recording of the shows and a website to advertise - selling them at a £5 a disc would represent great value (plus a profit), and personally I'd rather that than just viewing on a Youtube format.

It's very cheap to record semi-professional video now. Selling the videos would defeat the purpose, which is marketing.

Marketing what? The fighter? How could selling a video defeat the purpose - many guys will not travel/pay for tickets to watch a fighter they have never heard off or seen. Selling the videos would get the fighter known.