Andy Ayling in-depth interview

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TopGun
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Andy always does a good interview.
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Enjoyed that.
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This thread has been up for 7 hours now and no comment from Spud re: his old pal?

He really has gone dark ops...
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Viktor Vaughn wrote:Andy Ayling interview

Andy lets loose with some corking anecdotes. It was his first in-depth feature interview in over 20 years in the game. I wish he’d told me that before I phoned him on his mobile, the conversation started in the daytime and it was dark by the time we were done.

Dig out Boxing Monthly's January issue as well for his full and emotional tribute to Dean Powell.
I read that mate, really good piece. I used to think ayling was a massive tool from bits id heard but that and the BM and a few other pieces changed my mind
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The mind boggles at the amount of money that can be gained or lost on a major promotion. To think Fwank lost half a million on Hide vs Vitali, but could recoup the losses on other shows.... I bought a really good pizza on a half price offer the other day and thought I had done well :DDD
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Good read that. Thanks.
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Excellent interview Terry :TU: :TU:

He's an interesting character is AA, heard a lot about him but it's only recently he's come out the shadows with a few interviews. Comes across well there.
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Was Andy Ayling BoxingChat on here?
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Yep.
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Good interview that. Although the Tyson calling him G.I Jane and knocking him up at 3am is a bit suspect!
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Read both pieces this morning, great insights and really enjoyable read.
Interesting point about Barker going to Germany for his first defence - and a good example of the 'accounts' approach of Hearn (i.e. another example are the underwhelming PPV undercards!). In fairness, I could not see Warren agreeing to Barker going to Germany in his first defence, if he had been his promoter.
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After Spuds Return he then went quite Quiet after David Haye started training again

either that or ive missed some off his comments

TerribleTerry wrote:This thread has been up for 7 hours now and no comment from Spud re: his old pal?

He really has gone dark ops...
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