Prospect Boxing : Update and Next Show details

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Alba wrote:
ShadrachSimmo wrote:
Alba wrote:Ack man v Ryan Clark .

Quite a tough opponent for a debutant as Clark has had a few wins lat year for the International Masters Super Middleweight title .
Is that confirmed? Tough opponent indeed but he got ko'd quite badly in his last bout.
Yes mate it is on the card. I think if your ko'd you have an automatic 28 days ban .
42 days for a ko 28 days for a stoppage I thought
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think it's minimum 28 days but the Doc has the final say on how long your out. If you take a pounding he can suspend your for as long as he wants.
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geoffburt07 wrote:think it's minimum 28 days but the Doc has the final say on how long your out. If you take a pounding he can suspend your for as long as he wants.
Cheers for clearing that up mate!
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geoffburt07 wrote:think it's minimum 28 days but the Doc has the final say on how long your out. If you take a pounding he can suspend your for as long as he wants.

Section 5.8 part c

Any contest being stopped by the referee( other than disqualification) or the retirment or a boxer or boxer being counted out then the licnese of the boxer will be automatically suspended for a period of at least 28 days up to a possible 45 clear days at the discretion of the boards senior medical officer present at the time.
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bigped wrote:
geoffburt07 wrote:think it's minimum 28 days but the Doc has the final say on how long your out. If you take a pounding he can suspend your for as long as he wants.

Section 5.8 part c

Any contest being stopped by the referee( other than disqualification) or the retirment or a boxer or boxer being counted out then the licnese of the boxer will be automatically suspended for a period of at least 28 days up to a possible 45 clear days at the discretion of the boards senior medical officer present at the time.
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Spoke to Ryan he hasn't heard anything about this fight
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I love the unbridled bitchiness in the Scottish boxing threads.
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Event Name is Called "The Ackman Cometh" - based on the book The Axeman cometh by John ferris- and Alex Montgomery who is making his debut on the event is refferd to locally as "Ack Man" so we thought we would take a wee spin on that :TU:

Anyway here is the poster

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With the fullest of respect for an extra £5 you can go and watch Ricky Burns and the very best young talent in Scotland on the 11th May in a multi million pound arena.
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billy nelson wrote:With the fullest of respect for an extra £5 you can go and watch Ricky Burns and the very best young talent in Scotland on the 11th May in a multi million pound arena.
What's your problem with Paul Graham and Prospect Boxing, Billy?

Paul Graham keeps the fighters under his managerial auspices very active on his own shows and should be commended for that.
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Duffus91 wrote:
billy nelson wrote:With the fullest of respect for an extra £5 you can go and watch Ricky Burns and the very best young talent in Scotland on the 11th May in a multi million pound arena.
What's your problem with Paul Graham and Prospect Boxing, Billy?

Paul Graham keeps the fighters under his managerial auspices very active on his own shows and should be commended for that.



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Duffus91 wrote:
billy nelson wrote:With the fullest of respect for an extra £5 you can go and watch Ricky Burns and the very best young talent in Scotland on the 11th May in a multi million pound arena.
What's your problem with Paul Graham and Prospect Boxing, Billy?

Paul Graham keeps the fighters under his managerial auspices very active on his own shows and should be commended for that.
To be fair, this isn't about Paul it's about 3 fights (non title) and some grub for 35 notes. He done a show a month ago with 10 fight including a title fight for a 5er less. I like the fact that graham is getting his boxers out often. He's putting on some 50/50 fights unlike other promoters. If the last show was a success which I think it was, why not have a similar sized show. Even if he got a few of Tommys boys again.
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geoffburt07 wrote:
Duffus91 wrote:
billy nelson wrote:With the fullest of respect for an extra £5 you can go and watch Ricky Burns and the very best young talent in Scotland on the 11th May in a multi million pound arena.
What's your problem with Paul Graham and Prospect Boxing, Billy?

Paul Graham keeps the fighters under his managerial auspices very active on his own shows and should be commended for that.
To be fair, this isn't about Paul it's about 3 fights (non title) and some grub for 35 notes. He done a show a month ago with 10 fight including a title fight for a 5er less. I like the fact that graham is getting his boxers out often. He's putting on some 50/50 fights unlike other promoters. If the last show was a success which I think it was, why not have a similar sized show. Even if he got a few of Tommys boys again.
its about the going rate for a small hall show.

its obvious a few on here have an agenda and it comes across a bit petty.
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billy nelson wrote:With the fullest of respect for an extra £5 you can go and watch Ricky Burns and the very best young talent in Scotland on the 11th May in a multi million pound arena.
Iv been told you a big blue nose (Gers Fan ) Billy how come you have green eyes :DD jealousy is a very bad thing to have :oops: You've held shows and know how hard it is to get boxer's out and learn at the right pace why slag others I just don't get it :shame: :shame:
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geoffburt07 wrote:To be fair, this isn't about Paul it's about 3 fights (non title) and some grub for 35 notes. He done a show a month ago with 10 fight including a title fight for a 5er less. I like the fact that graham is getting his boxers out often. He's putting on some 50/50 fights unlike other promoters. If the last show was a success which I think it was, why not have a similar sized show. Even if he got a few of Tommys boys again.
£35 for some grub, a comedian and a couple fights - I'd be more than happy to pay that. Think what you spend on an average night out. I'd imagine there's a lot more planning involved in a show when there's a possibility of twenty fighters involved etc, whereas with Paul just getting three or four of his lads out on a smaller scale show there'd be far less hassle.

With Billy's response on this topic, there's no better place to highlight the ongoing problems in British boxing with fighter's not getting fights, call-offs etc, etc. Paul has a duty as the promoter/manager of these fighters to keep these guys active and to progress their careers. If these guys skills have got to be showcased on a food with some scran and a comedian so be it, he's still keeping his guys active :wink:
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Duffus91 wrote:
geoffburt07 wrote:To be fair, this isn't about Paul it's about 3 fights (non title) and some grub for 35 notes. He done a show a month ago with 10 fight including a title fight for a 5er less. I like the fact that graham is getting his boxers out often. He's putting on some 50/50 fights unlike other promoters. If the last show was a success which I think it was, why not have a similar sized show. Even if he got a few of Tommys boys again.
£35 for some grub, a comedian and a couple fights - I'd be more than happy to pay that. Think what you spend on an average night out. I'd imagine there's a lot more planning involved in a show when there's a possibility of twenty fighters involved etc, whereas with Paul just getting three or four of his lads out on a smaller scale show there'd be far less hassle.

With Billy's response on this topic, there's no better place to highlight the ongoing problems in British boxing with fighter's not getting fights, call-offs etc, etc. Paul has a duty as the promoter/manager of these fighters to keep these guys active and to progress their careers. If these guys skills have got to be showcased on a food with some scran and a comedian so be it, he's still keeping his guys active :wink:


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Some changes to the line up (cant remeber when it was last updated but anyway)

Ack Man takes on Dean walker now .

Rhys Pagan added to the card , waiting on conf of opponent for Rhys but he will be fighting a 4x3's

Sean Watson now fighting Pavels Senkovs over 4 x3

As i mentioned in another thread , iain butcher now fighting for the Lonsdale

#backingbutcher

Here is the poster for May 24th

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SANQUHAR -please !!
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dalcumly wrote:SANQUHAR -please !!
fornicate never noticed that !wasent down to me that one ! :TU:

i swear ....
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Prospect Boxing are pleased to confirm that our comedian on 'Ackman Cometh; on May 28th will be football journalist, radio and television presenter Tam Cowan. In addition to the three scheduled fights, Cowan will do a comedy set .

Tickets are priced £35, and include food and a few singers, also the drink is at Club prices !

Tickets are avail from the fighters or by calling the office on 01698 338888
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Tam Cowan?!?!?

At least the punters will enjoy the scran and boxing!
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sgtcecil wrote:Tam Cowan?!?!?

At least the punters will enjoy the scran and boxing!
rumour has it hes reviewing the steak pie for his daily record column :OhYes:
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Alba wrote:Prospect Boxing are pleased to confirm that our comedian on 'Ackman Cometh; on May 28th will be football journalist, radio and television presenter Tam Cowan. In addition to the three scheduled fights, Cowan will do a comedy set .

Tickets are priced £35, and include food and a few singers, also the drink is at Club prices !

Tickets are avail from the fighters or by calling the office on 01698 338888
Tam Cowan should be good Alba, always wanted to hear him do an after-dinner speaking event.

All the best with it mate.
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Duffus91 wrote:
Alba wrote:Prospect Boxing are pleased to confirm that our comedian on 'Ackman Cometh; on May 28th will be football journalist, radio and television presenter Tam Cowan. In addition to the three scheduled fights, Cowan will do a comedy set .

Tickets are priced £35, and include food and a few singers, also the drink is at Club prices !

Tickets are avail from the fighters or by calling the office on 01698 338888
Tam Cowan should be good Alba, always wanted to hear him do an after-dinner speaking event.

All the best with it mate.
Cheers mate :TU:

hopefully have some more news about this event next week :wink:

Good Luck to Iain Butcher who is out in action in Belfast tonight :TU:
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