... I'd just like to say that Hideyuki Ohashi is great for boxing and the way he promotes a day makes fights is great for both fans and fighters. The guy is a credit and it's a shame more international promoters don't follow in his philosophy.
He's shown no fear of throwing his guys in tough (Yaegashi vs Gonzalez and Hara vs Tanaka for example), shown he can develop prospects (Inoue, Inoue and Matsumoto) and has put on great shows.
A real credit who is so often over looked in the whole mindset of fans who think promoters are all bad for the sport.
After all the hate towards Arum and Haymon...
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Re: After all the hate towards Arum and Haymon...
Yup.
& he was a damn good fighter, too.
& he was a damn good fighter, too.
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Re: After all the hate towards Arum and Haymon...
So dammed true.Datsue wrote:Yup.
& he was a damn good fighter, too.