BRIXTON HEAVYWEIGHT IAN LEWISON WANTS TO RE-START HIS CAREER
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oliviagoodwin
- Cruiserweight
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Re: BRIXTON HEAVYWEIGHT IAN LEWISON WANTS TO RE-START HIS CAREER
eagerly awaiting Southern Area Cruiserweight title fight between Tony Conquest and Leon Williams
Re: BRIXTON HEAVYWEIGHT IAN LEWISON WANTS TO RE-START HIS CAREER
Fair play to Goodwin promotions for helping fighters get there careers back on track its not easy for small hall promotors in this sport and to turn around a fighters career is a hard task i hope it works out for Goodwin promotions and Ian Lewison perhaps in hind sight puting adams in with audly was a couple of steps two far it would be good to see lewison have 4 or 5 learning fights and then look at southern area
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stevegoodwin
- Heavyweight

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Re: BRIXTON HEAVYWEIGHT IAN LEWISON WANTS TO RE-START HIS CAREER
The decision to put Audley Harrison in with Ali Adams was that solely of trainer Don Charles who genuinely believed that Ali would win.
I promised Ali Adams that I would deliver a big fight when his trainer made that decision and when I took Ali on it was on that basis.
I provided a list of heavyweights I could get and Don Charles wanted Audley.
As far as Ian Lewison is concerned I will make these decisions alongside Ian and we will not be rushing him. However when I consider the time is right then I will be happy to spend the money to help achieve his goals.
Ian however has to prove commitment and maintain a very good level of fitness. Providing he does the world is his oyster
What I have proved is that I will deliver massive fights for boxers that sign with me. I do not make false promises.
I promised Ali Adams that I would deliver a big fight when his trainer made that decision and when I took Ali on it was on that basis.
I provided a list of heavyweights I could get and Don Charles wanted Audley.
As far as Ian Lewison is concerned I will make these decisions alongside Ian and we will not be rushing him. However when I consider the time is right then I will be happy to spend the money to help achieve his goals.
Ian however has to prove commitment and maintain a very good level of fitness. Providing he does the world is his oyster
What I have proved is that I will deliver massive fights for boxers that sign with me. I do not make false promises.
Re: BRIXTON HEAVYWEIGHT IAN LEWISON WANTS TO RE-START HIS CAREER
BRAVO STEVE.
straight up and keeping it real, kudos.![[icon_notworthy.gif] :bow:](./images/smilies/icon_notworthy.gif)
straight up and keeping it real, kudos.
Re: BRIXTON HEAVYWEIGHT IAN LEWISON WANTS TO RE-START HIS CAREER
Christ Almighty, Steve. I respect you as a fella but a businessman you actually let Don Charles make such a decision for you? Don't get me wrong, Don's a great guy, a fantastic bloke but claims 'David Haye can't beat me in a boxing match' and Ali (yeah, Adams) 'has the best jab in the world'.stevegoodwin wrote:The decision to put Audley Harrison in with Ali Adams was that solely of trainer Don Charles who genuinely believed that Ali would win.
I promised Ali Adams that I would deliver a big fight when his trainer made that decision and when I took Ali on it was on that basis.
I provided a list of heavyweights I could get and Don Charles wanted Audley.
As far as Ian Lewison is concerned I will make these decisions alongside Ian and we will not be rushing him. However when I consider the time is right then I will be happy to spend the money to help achieve his goals.
Ian however has to prove commitment and maintain a very good level of fitness. Providing he does the world is his oyster
What I have proved is that I will deliver massive fights for boxers that sign with me. I do not make false promises.
He's as mad as a box of frogs. When you let people like that influence business decisions you're guaranteed to lose money.