he still has his main fighters Fury, Degale, Galahad.chad wrote:Who does Mick have left in his stable? I can't seem to get his website to work anymore.
I'm sure I read on here in one of the threads he'd left weeks ago. I could be mistaken.handsofstone wrote:I never knew Eubank Jr left, i just thought it was the same deal Fury had going
If Mick can secure more dates,maybe he can start signing fighters for a change,instead of jumping ship
He farms them out to other promoters shows, to keep them active and happy, until he gets his own Tv dates.handsofstone wrote:I never knew Eubank Jr left, i just thought it was the same deal Fury had going
If Mick can secure more dates,maybe he can start signing fighters for a change,instead of jumping ship
deighan wrote:i agree its great keeps the casual fans who wont pay for boxrec and pay per view fights viewing. all it takes is a couple of good fights and any boxer can generate a good following
lenny dawschad wrote:Who does Mick have left in his stable? I can't seem to get his website to work anymore.
I don't see why you need to be so negative colombo. Seem to remember your "Is Mick Hennessy finished?" thread and others. Wonder what your agenda is against him. At least he's putting the sport on Saturday night terrestrial tele, which is great exposure for the boxers involved imo, and most boxing fans I reckon.columbo wrote:The fact that the shows are being broadcast by 5 is good but the matchups are dog poo IMO
n1ebf wrote:I don't see why you need to be so negative colombo. Seem to remember your "Is Mick Hennessy finished?" thread and others. Wonder what your agenda is against him. At least he's putting the sport on Saturday night terrestrial tele, which is great exposure for the boxers involved imo, and most boxing fans I reckon.columbo wrote:The fact that the shows are being broadcast by 5 is good but the matchups are dog poo IMO
Tbf it's only great exposure if the fans want to come back a second time etc. If the mismatches put them off then it's bad exposure.n1ebf wrote:I don't see why you need to be so negative colombo. Seem to remember your "Is Mick Hennessy finished?" thread and others. Wonder what your agenda is against him. At least he's putting the sport on Saturday night terrestrial tele, which is great exposure for the boxers involved imo, and most boxing fans I reckon.columbo wrote:The fact that the shows are being broadcast by 5 is good but the matchups are dog poo IMO
Junior Witterchad wrote:Who does Mick have left in his stable? I can't seem to get his website to work anymore.
That's good news for sure!nfc90210 wrote:Channel 5 are also showing UFC Fight Night London live on Saturday March 8, which is a big step forward for the UFC in the UK. So, perhaps this is the beginning of a renewed commitment by Channel 5 to combat sports.
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/news/a55 ... nel-5.html