Boxrec have Brian Magee-Carl Froch listed...
Boxrec have Brian Magee-Carl Froch listed...
...is it on? I wouldn't have thought so...
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jomothepure
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jamesmcdonnell
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Old bones Ian
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jamesmcdonnell
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Hennessy is still his manager/promoter, but he (Hennessy) has a deal with Golden Boy. At least that's how I interpreted it. Golden boy have agreed I guess to promote the fighters in America.
To some intents you could say that means that Hennessy is promoter in name only I guess, but I think he's still their promoter of record.
To some intents you could say that means that Hennessy is promoter in name only I guess, but I think he's still their promoter of record.
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Old bones Ian
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Thanks James, i'm a bit clearer on it now.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Hennessy is still his manager/promoter, but he (Hennessy) has a deal with Golden Boy. At least that's how I interpreted it. Golden boy have agreed I guess to promote the fighters in America.
To some intents you could say that means that Hennessy is promoter in name only I guess, but I think he's still their promoter of record.
I can see some big arguements coming up between Hennessy and De la Hoya if Froch hits the bigtime.
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Bard of Boxrec
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Magee should take the fight, for his own sake.
If he has any sense he must realise that losing this fight will mean nothing to his career, he already lost to reid and if anything the loss may mean he is selected by beyer as a risk free voluntary WBC defence, a la Starie with ottke.
Magee, unless he is afraid of froch, has no valid reason for turning the fight down. When the hell else is he going to headline on sky sports in his home country for a decent purse?
If he has any sense he must realise that losing this fight will mean nothing to his career, he already lost to reid and if anything the loss may mean he is selected by beyer as a risk free voluntary WBC defence, a la Starie with ottke.
Magee, unless he is afraid of froch, has no valid reason for turning the fight down. When the hell else is he going to headline on sky sports in his home country for a decent purse?
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Manos de Oro
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Very true Riddick, I wish more fighters would think like that. Losing can open up so many doorways in this era of fradulent champs.Riddick Blowe wrote:Magee should take the fight, for his own sake.
If he has any sense he must realise that losing this fight will mean nothing to his career, he already lost to reid and if anything the loss may mean he is selected by beyer as a risk free voluntary WBC defence, a la Starie with ottke.
Magee, unless he is afraid of froch, has no valid reason for turning the fight down. When the hell else is he going to headline on sky sports in his home country for a decent purse?
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Bard of Boxrec
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christ, that's a great point, and possibly the biggest reason the fight will probably not happen.
Why would allegedly headline and pay two guys who aren't even involved with him.
What say does Frank get in this? Might he refuse to put on the fight, even if both parties want it? He'd be a terrible villain to the paying irish public if he stepped in and called it off, what excuse would he make up?
Why would allegedly headline and pay two guys who aren't even involved with him.
What say does Frank get in this? Might he refuse to put on the fight, even if both parties want it? He'd be a terrible villain to the paying irish public if he stepped in and called it off, what excuse would he make up?
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