Going soft on Mr Allegedly.

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tonyevs
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Going soft on Mr Allegedly.

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I`m coming around to Mr Allegedly.

Most here gave him a hard time about serving the boxing public the bollox he did on SKY for so long...me included. :TU:

But things change.
Just like his position, or should that be the whole of the buisness when it comes to selling the fights to the networks.

Gone are the days when they could fool us with mutton dressed as lamb..or should that be....oh you know what I mean :lol:

No, we had had enough...Audley Harrison swamped us with so much shit, and it smelt so bad it woke the TV companies up to it, and they in turn opened the doors and windows and cleared it out.

Mr Allegedly thought he was safe with Hatton having come good, and with his recent signing of Mr Khan.
But Sky had the pick of the great fights being made over the water...the really great fights :TU:

So ITV step in and save him...just :o

But Hatton says so long :-?

Who has he got to sell:roll:

An old ridiculed Calzaghe :lol: ( who I really rate...I am Welsh :oops: )
And an over-hyped tabloid enhanced...soon to be tabloid destroyed youngster. :(

To me Mr Allegedly seems to be getting more in line with our thinking on things, or atleast he is talking about what we`re thinking.

The older more established boxers grumble about `lesser` boxers getting the major billing.
Explaining more of his background problems in regard of getting fights that mean something to the public.

The more I read, the more I really `respect` Mr Allegedly...yes `respect`.

Yes, because put yourself in his place and how would you protect your investments?

The Hatton situation is different from each perspective.
Up untill his last fight Hatton owed his world standing to Mr Allegedly.....Oh come on...on the world scene there are 38 mediocre names on his record in world terms.

But Hatton`s style is short lived, right now I`d favour him against Mayweather...but the style he fights dictates he does not have long at the top...which he now is :TU:
So he has to make his mark, make his legacy...something Calzaghe missed out on :cry:

For me Mr Allegedly is the best UK promoter amd manager.
He does the best job for those that pay him the most...and the boxer without doubt pays him the most :TU:
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Post by Cuban Lion »

Not trying to be a knob but christ that's a hard post to read.
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Post by tonyevs »

Try putting your glasses on then :TU:
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Post by silkov »

I feel ill!!!..... :oops: :oops: :oops: :o :o :o :x :x :x
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Re: Going soft on Mr Allegedly.

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tonyevs wrote:I`m coming around to Mr Allegedly.

Most here gave him a hard time about serving the boxing public the bollox he did on SKY for so long...me included. :TU:

But things change.
Just like his position, or should that be the whole of the buisness when it comes to selling the fights to the networks.

Gone are the days when they could fool us with mutton dressed as lamb..or should that be....oh you know what I mean :lol:

No, we had had enough...Audley Harrison swamped us with so much shit, and it smelt so bad it woke the TV companies up to it, and they in turn opened the doors and windows and cleared it out.

Mr Allegedly thought he was safe with Hatton having come good, and with his recent signing of Mr Khan.
But Sky had the pick of the great fights being made over the water...the really great fights :TU:

So ITV step in and save him...just :o

But Hatton says so long :-?

Who has he got to sell:roll:

An old ridiculed Calzaghe :lol: ( who I really rate...I am Welsh :oops: )
And an over-hyped tabloid enhanced...soon to be tabloid destroyed youngster. :(

To me Mr Allegedly seems to be getting more in line with our thinking on things, or atleast he is talking about what we`re thinking.

The older more established boxers grumble about `lesser` boxers getting the major billing.
Explaining more of his background problems in regard of getting fights that mean something to the public.

The more I read, the more I really `respect` Mr Allegedly...yes `respect`.

Yes, because put yourself in his place and how would you protect your investments?

The Hatton situation is different from each perspective.
Up untill his last fight Hatton owed his world standing to Mr Allegedly.....Oh come on...on the world scene there are 38 mediocre names on his record in world terms.

But Hatton`s style is short lived, right now I`d favour him against Mayweather...but the style he fights dictates he does not have long at the top...which he now is :TU:
So he has to make his mark, make his legacy...something Calzaghe missed out on :cry:

For me Mr Allegedly is the best UK promoter amd manager.
He does the best job for those that pay him the most...and the boxer without doubt pays him the most :TU:
if he'd gone to the trouble of posting a CONTRACT to hatton instead of a friggin letter about a conversation about a contract he would'nt be this mess would he??
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Post by steve689 »

Talking of Calzaghe did anyone read that letter about him in Boxing News this week from Ken Miller of Derby.

"Joe's recent 17th defence of his WBO title against Evans Ashira was another example of the outstanding ability of the pride of wales"

and

"Not only did he box brilliantly but he won every round. Now that's what i call a meastro of the ring"

Has Boxingchat taken to writing letters of something? What a pile of shit :roll:
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Post by states »

Well, you can fool some of the people all of the time, and all that..... Ken Miller is obviously easily pleased. :roll:
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Post by DavidPayne »

Its also an anagram of Men Killer.

And I didn't need Carol Voderman to see it.
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