It's good money, selling dip in Norwich!Sklar wrote:Seemingly Herbie earned in excess of £300M one way or another and he's looking to reinvest in the UK. As it happens, I'm helping his Nigerian representative arrange the transfer of funds as we speak. It's a convoluted process but the end result sounds appealing for all parties.PredatorHayds wrote:He should of had a decent payday for his Klitschko defence aswell.
If Audley had boxed Bruno in 2003
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300 million!!! Really?Sklar wrote:Seemingly Herbie earned in excess of £300M one way or another and he's looking to reinvest in the UK. As it happens, I'm helping his Nigerian representative arrange the transfer of funds as we speak. It's a convoluted process but the end result sounds appealing for all parties.PredatorHayds wrote:He should of had a decent payday for his Klitschko defence aswell.
Well done Herbie.
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Yes, it's a bit of a struggle for him though as his people have told me he got into a bit of trouble with both Boko Haram and some corrupt officials, so his money is effectively in lock-down, hence where I come in. it's surprising what you can do with a gmail account, a UK based building society, a middleman in The Netherlands, and Herbie's friend's uncle's second-cousin, who is a top ranking military man over in Abuja, greasing the wheels from the inside.PredatorHayds wrote:300 million!!! Really?Sklar wrote:Seemingly Herbie earned in excess of £300M one way or another and he's looking to reinvest in the UK. As it happens, I'm helping his Nigerian representative arrange the transfer of funds as we speak. It's a convoluted process but the end result sounds appealing for all parties.PredatorHayds wrote:He should of had a decent payday for his Klitschko defence aswell.
Well done Herbie.
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Well, yes, that is true but we are playing make believe here so I should add that to my list of provisos...ILikeBeer wrote:Didn't Bruno retire after being told a couple more punches could inure his eye?chinarich wrote:Let's pretend that Bruno didn't have the mental health issues and also give him a couple of tune-up fights after his seven year lay-off. With those provisos I would pick Frank to best Audley, just look at the calibre of opponent that he was facing in 2003...
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Bruno was 42 years old, seven years retired & mentally ill: even Audley Harrison could have beaten him then. 
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If we're play make believe you have to factor in does Bruno land a big one in the first 3 rounds - if he does it would be bye-bye Audley. If not at 42 Bruno isn't going to have improved his stamina and would have been worn down.
But I think the Bruno of 10 years earlier who gave Lewis all he could handle and beat McCall would have beaten Harrison every time.
But I think the Bruno of 10 years earlier who gave Lewis all he could handle and beat McCall would have beaten Harrison every time.
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Sklar wrote:
Yes, it's a bit of a struggle for him though as his people have told me he got into a bit of trouble with both Boko Haram and some corrupt officials, so his money is effectively in lock-down, hence where I come in. it's surprising what you can do with a gmail account, a UK based building society, a middleman in The Netherlands, and Herbie's friend's uncle's second-cousin, who is a top ranking military man over in Abuja, greasing the wheels from the inside.
