Hayemaker Ringstar Promotions UK TV deal

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What do we think of the other signings ?

Schaefer also says they are signing a Nigerian Heavy as well.
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Micheal Page is an interesting signing.
When I was a wee boy I'd see him at events, he was even younger competing in martial arts and kickboxing tournaments.
Recently he has been building a following as a showboating MMA competitor.
I assume the money can't have been that good.
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leejonesjnr wrote:Micheal Page is an interesting signing.
When I was a wee boy I'd see him at events, he was even younger competing in martial arts and kickboxing tournaments.
Recently he has been building a following as a showboating MMA competitor.
I assume the money can't have been that good.
He's come into boxing?
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I'm Not against fights being shown on Dave, boxing on freeview should be a good thing, but the production last time was an absolute joke, so if they want to sell boxing to the public as a product, it needs to be much better
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Counter-puncher wrote:
leejonesjnr wrote:Micheal Page is an interesting signing.
When I was a wee boy I'd see him at events, he was even younger competing in martial arts and kickboxing tournaments.
Recently he has been building a following as a showboating MMA competitor.
I assume the money can't have been that good.
He's come into boxing?
It seems so.
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They've signed Willie Hutchinson who used to box for Shotts Springhill. He won Gold at Youth WC's. Very slick fighter. Hope he stays dedicated.
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I have no real objection with boxing being on Dave. The more boxing on freeview, the better.

Saying that, I can't see it ever being useful as anything more than young boxers making a name for themselves, before signing for a more mainstream promoter for bigger fights.

Unfortunately, knowing Haye's flair for self publicising, we won't get that. We'll probably see him in the main event vs some bin men at the 02, with all his other signings on the undercard.
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The first 2 fight nights on Dave were a joke but im willing to give it a second chance :lol:

I do wonder though... If its 5 nights a year, how do they sell them without Haye fighting ? Im sure Haye vs Briggs would still get great numbers in the UK on free TV... But the likes of Joyce, Ashfaq, Yoka etc trying to build their record? not so much.

Does anyone have the full roster of Hayemaker Ringstar fighters?
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Counter-puncher wrote:
leejonesjnr wrote:Micheal Page is an interesting signing.
When I was a wee boy I'd see him at events, he was even younger competing in martial arts and kickboxing tournaments.
Recently he has been building a following as a showboating MMA competitor.
I assume the money can't have been that good.
He's come into boxing?
I don't know what arrangement has been made with the BBBoC but apparently he will continue MMA with Bellator too
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leejonesjnr wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:
leejonesjnr wrote:Micheal Page is an interesting signing.
When I was a wee boy I'd see him at events, he was even younger competing in martial arts and kickboxing tournaments.
Recently he has been building a following as a showboating MMA competitor.
I assume the money can't have been that good.
He's come into boxing?
I don't know what arrangement has been made with the BBBoC but apparently he will continue MMA with Bellator too
Ah ok cheers

I assumed he'd fled to boxing having realised he wasn't far from getting wrestle-fucked to death when they finally put him in with someone who has half a clue in that area
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Start with a good presenter, pundit and commentary team. Ed off Sky would do a good job.
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:bow:
Tomasino wrote:They've signed Willie Hutchinson who used to box for Shotts Springhill. He won Gold at Youth WC's. Very slick fighter. Hope he stays dedicated.
I've been noticing Willie Hutchison has been branding himself Scotlands greatest ever amateur boxer due to his brilliant amateur youth achievements. Someone should let him know Dick Mctaggart is Scotlands greatest by a country mile. In fact Mctaggart's probably the most accomplished amateur in British boxing history never mind Scotland.
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Pukka Cheese wrote:The first 2 fight nights on Dave were a joke but im willing to give it a second chance :lol:

I do wonder though... If its 5 nights a year, how do they sell them without Haye fighting ? Im sure Haye vs Briggs would still get great numbers in the UK on free TV... But the likes of Joyce, Ashfaq, Yoka etc trying to build their record? not so much.

Does anyone have the full roster of Hayemaker Ringstar fighters?
The amount Briggs wants, the fight would need to be on PPV.. i don't think Haye will fight him on Dave either after the drugs fail.
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Junk Punch wrote::bow:
Tomasino wrote:They've signed Willie Hutchinson who used to box for Shotts Springhill. He won Gold at Youth WC's. Very slick fighter. Hope he stays dedicated.
I've been noticing Willie Hutchison has been branding himself Scotlands greatest ever amateur boxer due to his brilliant amateur youth achievements. Someone should let him know Dick Mctaggart is Scotlands greatest by a country mile. In fact Mctaggart's probably the most accomplished amateur in British boxing history never mind Scotland.

He's not achieved what Dick did, of course not but he is certainly a fighter with tons of potential. He's on a nice deal to turn over.
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Tomasino wrote:
Junk Punch wrote::bow:
Tomasino wrote:They've signed Willie Hutchinson who used to box for Shotts Springhill. He won Gold at Youth WC's. Very slick fighter. Hope he stays dedicated.
I've been noticing Willie Hutchison has been branding himself Scotlands greatest ever amateur boxer due to his brilliant amateur youth achievements. Someone should let him know Dick Mctaggart is Scotlands greatest by a country mile. In fact Mctaggart's probably the most accomplished amateur in British boxing history never mind Scotland.

He's not achieved what Dick did, of course not but he is certainly a fighter with tons of potential. He's on a nice deal to turn over.
I heard he's absolute class and I hope he proves it in the pros as well as he did in the Jr Am's but he should not be talking such shite about being Scotlands greatest ever amateur boxer when he's far, far from it. It's totally disrespectful to the great Dick Mctaggart. I'm sick of fake news in boxing.

Dicks achievements are - Olympic Gold in Melbourne 1956 which inculded winning the Val Barker trophy for the best stylist at the games which is a fuckin Incredible achievement!

Also Won Bronze at the Rome games in 1960.

Commonwealth Gold in 1958 and Silver in 62.

European Gold in 1961.

5 times ABA champion.

Retired with a record of 610 wins out of 634 bouts.
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Junk Punch wrote:
Tomasino wrote:
Junk Punch wrote::bow:

I've been noticing Willie Hutchison has been branding himself Scotlands greatest ever amateur boxer due to his brilliant amateur youth achievements. Someone should let him know Dick Mctaggart is Scotlands greatest by a country mile. In fact Mctaggart's probably the most accomplished amateur in British boxing history never mind Scotland.

He's not achieved what Dick did, of course not but he is certainly a fighter with tons of potential. He's on a nice deal to turn over.
I heard he's absolute class and I hope he proves it in the pros as well as he did in the Jr Am's but he should not be talking such shite about being Scotlands greatest ever amateur boxer when he's far, far from it. It's totally disrespectful to the great Dick Mctaggart. I'm sick of fake news in boxing.

Dicks achievements are - Olympic Gold in Melbourne 1956 which inculded winning the Val Barker trophy for the best stylist at the games which is a fuckin Incredible achievement!

Also Won Bronze at the Rome games in 1960.

Commonwealth Gold in 1958 and Silver in 62.

European Gold in 1961.

5 times ABA champion.

Retired with a record of 610 wins out of 634 bouts.

Why should he care about Dick McTaggart? He's self promoting, which seems to be a large part of boxing in this era of the game. I think he will go far, much farther than Dick would as a pro. Btw, when I was a young amateur in Scotland, McTaggart was spoken of as a right knob end. Never met him myself.
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Pukka Cheese wrote:The first 2 fight nights on Dave were a joke but im willing to give it a second chance :lol:

I do wonder though... If its 5 nights a year, how do they sell them without Haye fighting ? Im sure Haye vs Briggs would still get great numbers in the UK on free TV... But the likes of Joyce, Ashfaq, Yoka etc trying to build their record? not so much.

Does anyone have the full roster of Hayemaker Ringstar fighters?

You're right they're going to need something decent as a headliner. You can get away with Hayes comeback as one, but these youngsters/novices are going to need the regular outings hence presumably the 5 fights a year stuff. Perhaps Ringstar will try and win purse bids for British titles etc? Then they've pretty much got a ready made undercard with these 3 progressing through their career. I'm assuming they'll sign a couple more or have verbal agreements with a few of the boxers who are not tied in to TV deals to have the odd fight on their channel.
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Tomasino wrote:
Junk Punch wrote:
Tomasino wrote:

He's not achieved what Dick did, of course not but he is certainly a fighter with tons of potential. He's on a nice deal to turn over.
I heard he's absolute class and I hope he proves it in the pros as well as he did in the Jr Am's but he should not be talking such shite about being Scotlands greatest ever amateur boxer when he's far, far from it. It's totally disrespectful to the great Dick Mctaggart. I'm sick of fake news in boxing.

Dicks achievements are - Olympic Gold in Melbourne 1956 which inculded winning the Val Barker trophy for the best stylist at the games which is a fuckin Incredible achievement!

Also Won Bronze at the Rome games in 1960.

Commonwealth Gold in 1958 and Silver in 62.

European Gold in 1961.

5 times ABA champion.

Retired with a record of 610 wins out of 634 bouts.

Why should he care about Dick McTaggart? He's self promoting, which seems to be a large part of boxing in this era of the game. I think he will go far, much farther than Dick would as a pro. Btw, when I was a young amateur in Scotland, McTaggart was spoken of as a right knob end. Never met him myself.
I suppose the lad can do and say what he wants to promote himself. It's just a bit disrespectful and ignorant to claim to be the best ever Scottish amateur ahead of Mctaggart. But if that's how he wants to go about promoting himself then crack on. Is Dick really a nob? I heard good things about Dick Mctaggart. He came across well in his documentary and looks an absolute master on his fight footage.

Anyway how do you come to the conclusion this 18/19 year old prospect would go much further than Dick would have as a pro ?
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Will they show Joe Fournier in his world title fight?
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PredatorHayds wrote:Will they show Joe Fournier in his world title fight?
I believe Fournier will be fighting the winner of McGregor - Mayweather for the undisputed P4P fighting championship of the universe. Both participants are guaranteed a $150 million purse.
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boxingknockout wrote:
PredatorHayds wrote:Will they show Joe Fournier in his world title fight?
I believe Fournier will be fighting the winner of McGregor - Mayweather for the undisputed P4P fighting championship of the universe. Both participants are guaranteed a $150 million purse.
I think they will run scared IMO.
He reminds me of a boxing version of the STIG.

Extremely talented but mysterious and mis-understood.
Maybe he's a re-incarnated Archie Moore.
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