Eubank Jnr has left Mick Hennesy.

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taffytoon
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Eubank Jnr has left Mick Hennesy.

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To promote himself?
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Really ?
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Or is it his dad?
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SNR set up Eubank promotions in 2011 so I would assume that based on that and the previous comments that he made about not only fighting on channel 5 in the future this was always the plan.

I would think that Eubank has some good relationships in the UK and US aswell so should be able to get him on shows but is he a ticket seller ?
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Only any point if Matchroom or Queensbury want him. Otherwise, where does he go? He's nowhere near ready to self-promote.
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80/20 wrote:SNR set up Eubank promotions in 2011 so I would assume that based on that and the previous comments that he made about not only fighting on channel 5 in the future this was always the plan.

I would think that Eubank has some good relationships in the UK and US aswell so should be able to get him on shows but is he a ticket seller ?
I don't think he has any real contacts in the US, he had his first 5 fights there and never returned, that was 26 years ago and domestically he's always rubbed people up the wrong way, can't imagine he's too easy to work with, Barry Hearn's comments on his 'shopping list' for opponents being a prime example "No southpaws, no one undefeated and no one under 26 years of age"
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Jack B wrote:Only any point if Matchroom or Queensbury want him. Otherwise, where does he go? He's nowhere near ready to self-promote.
They won't be putting on their own shows, this just means that he'll be free to fight wherever and whenever he wants, allowing him to move between the two.
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expe wrote:
Jack B wrote:Only any point if Matchroom or Queensbury want him. Otherwise, where does he go? He's nowhere near ready to self-promote.
They won't be putting on their own shows, this just means that he'll be free to fight wherever and whenever he wants, allowing him to move between the two.
Will Matchroom/FW be willing to do that? Even if they put him on shows they're not going to invest in somebody who's not tied down to them.

Getting on board with Eddie would be his best move.
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Jack B wrote:
expe wrote:
Jack B wrote:Only any point if Matchroom or Queensbury want him. Otherwise, where does he go? He's nowhere near ready to self-promote.
They won't be putting on their own shows, this just means that he'll be free to fight wherever and whenever he wants, allowing him to move between the two.
Will Matchroom/FW be willing to do that? Even if they put him on shows they're not going to invest in somebody who's not tied down to them.

Getting on board with Eddie would be his best move.
Because of his Dad he's well known, so he's good for TV, both have used fighters in the past that aren't signed with them. Hearn uses Coldwell fighters regularly and Warren seems happy to chuck anyone who will sell a few tickets on his shows. I don't think Hearn would really be a good move for him, the way he's going is probably the best way because of the freedom it allows him and to be honest, a combination of Hearn, Eubank Sr and Eubank Jr would be unbearable.
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expe wrote:
80/20 wrote:SNR set up Eubank promotions in 2011 so I would assume that based on that and the previous comments that he made about not only fighting on channel 5 in the future this was always the plan.

I would think that Eubank has some good relationships in the UK and US aswell so should be able to get him on shows but is he a ticket seller ?
I don't think he has any real contacts in the US, he had his first 5 fights there and never returned, that was 26 years ago and domestically he's always rubbed people up the wrong way, can't imagine he's too easy to work with, Barry Hearn's comments on his 'shopping list' for opponents being a prime example "No southpaws, no one undefeated and no one under 26 years of age"
He has links with the Mayweathers and Mike McCallum as far as I remember ? maybe Im wrong
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he will be an opponent I think and can make good money fighting the likes of etches ryder saunders butler arnfield McEwan arron Selkirk okane hope at middleweight then even stepping up to supermiddle fighting the likes of smith(paul or callum) fielding Anderson magee buglioni blackledge burton mendy
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Expe - if that was the case why set up a Promotion Company ? Why not simply be self managed and hawk yourself around every Promotor ?
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thatllbeme wrote:he will be an opponent I think and can make good money fighting the likes of etches ryder saunders butler arnfield McEwan arron Selkirk okane hope at middleweight then even stepping up to supermiddle fighting the likes of smith(paul or callum) fielding Anderson magee buglioni blackledge burton mendy
The sad thing is I can't see him fighting any of them names any time soon.
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Parson Cross wrote:Expe - if that was the case why set up a Promotion Company ? Why not simply be self managed and hawk yourself around every Promotor ?
Doesn't every promoter try to to tie a boxer down to multi fight deals? I always imagined it was a mine field.
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Can anyone name a British fighter who came up through the ranks without being attached to one of the main UK promoters?

Audley attempted it...I guess he got his world title shot in the end, but that was hardly on merit.
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greenyox3 wrote:Can anyone name a British fighter who came up through the ranks without being attached to one of the main UK promoters?

Audley attempted it...I guess he got his world title shot in the end, but that was hardly on merit.
Haye?
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iamasadlittleboy wrote:
greenyox3 wrote:Can anyone name a British fighter who came up through the ranks without being attached to one of the main UK promoters?

Audley attempted it...I guess he got his world title shot in the end, but that was hardly on merit.
Haye?
David Haye was with Frank Maloney and left him after he beat Mormeck.
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Naandrew wrote:
iamasadlittleboy wrote:
greenyox3 wrote:Can anyone name a British fighter who came up through the ranks without being attached to one of the main UK promoters?

Audley attempted it...I guess he got his world title shot in the end, but that was hardly on merit.
Haye?
David Haye was with Frank Maloney and left him after he beat Mormeck.
Haye didn't sign with Maloney until 2006 by which time he was euro champion
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His debut was with Eugene Maloney, I think?
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Panix promotions
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Was Eugene his manager then?
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G0mez wrote:Panix promotions
Wasn't that Panos Eliades company?
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I can't think of any successful British boxer who has been more "independent" of the promoters than David Haye. He may have got into bed with them more than once, but generally on short term or one off deals.
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Eubank Jr. is a fraud
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DMA1987 wrote:Or is it his dad?
No it is definitely Eubank Jr who has left Mick Hennessy.
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