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kells
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Flintoff wage

Post by kells »

What kind of wage will he of picked up tonight??
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Post by Controversial »

Dunno but I think he should have paid the crowd for watching him :oops:
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800 quid. Take away 200 for Barry, a oner for Shane and a drink for Dawson for not trying!
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mickey1975 wrote:800 quid. Take away 200 for Barry, a oner for Shane and a drink for Dawson for not trying!
D :lol:

The knockdown punch was tremendous.
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mickey1975 wrote:800 quid. Take away 200 for Barry, a oner for Shane and a drink for Dawson for not trying!
lol, for any other novice that would be pretty much spot on
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Post by JLP »

kells wrote:What kind of wage will he of picked up tonight??
It's hard to work out.

Was he paid a fixed sum for being in the documentary
Was he paid a traditional purse
Was he on a cut of ticket money
Was he on a cut of Boxnacion money
Was he paid a cut of the sponsorship/advertising revenue

All of the above probably.

I think a more interesting question is how much has Barry McGuigan made out of it? He must have had a pretty penny. To be fair it was a good promotion.
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Post by Bleak »

Is Shane still fighting
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I don't think so; I know a man and Shane trains his son; there was so much pressure about living up to Barrys' reputation and achievements that it took the enjoyment out of it for him. A shame as he was a decent amateur boxer - Ross Minter did pretty well and enjoyed himself in his fathers shadow. Shane is a really good coach apparently.
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Aye rt. :OhYes:
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Champ1982 wrote:Aye rt. :OhYes:
Unless you know different?
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Post by JamesH »

palooka wrote:I don't think so; I know a man and Shane trains his son; there was so much pressure about living up to Barrys' reputation and achievements that it took the enjoyment out of it for him. A shame as he was a decent amateur boxer - Ross Minter did pretty well and enjoyed himself in his fathers shadow. Shane is a really good coach apparently.
Barry is quite honest about it, he said Shane found the name difficult to live up to. He said that a few years ago and at the time Shane was prepping to go stateside to study the science behind sports (rather than pursuing his fighting career). Not sure how he got on but he seems a good lad whenever I've seen him, conducts himself well.
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Champ1982 wrote:Aye rt. :OhYes:
He was an Ulster champion - thats a fairly big deal as far as domestic amateur titles go.
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I thought he won the under 10's novices.... Might be wrong
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sweetscience wrote:I thought he won the under 10's novices.... Might be wrong
I'm sure he did
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kells wrote:What kind of wage will he of picked up tonight??
No idea - but I bet he did well out of it.

6,000 tickets, on the front pages of todays newspapers and on every news buletin I have seen today on all channels - the kind of coverage 99% of boxers can only dream about.

I just hope he doesn't do it again as it is taking the piss out of the sport.
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bripez wrote:
kells wrote:What kind of wage will he of picked up tonight??
No idea - but I bet he did well out of it.

6,000 tickets, on the front pages of todays newspapers and on every news buletin I have seen today on all channels - the kind of coverage 99% of boxers can only dream about.

I just hope he doesn't do it again as it is taking the piss out of the sport.
well said
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mickey1975 wrote:800 quid. Take away 200 for Barry, a oner for Shane and a drink for Dawson for not trying!
hahhahaaa :salut:
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Post by hurlock »

Saw Shane a few times. I was impressed with his determination but he wanted to run before he could walk.his fights were hard & I imagine he worked extremely hard & he is better off doing the science & is excelling in this area
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Has Shane actually got a trainers license? Or was he just awarded one for this fight?
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Trains Carl frampton
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hurlock wrote:Trains Carl frampton
Just as well he's a clever lad; he's to come up with a plan to beat Quigg.
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