some drama in the record keeping section, some good reads.
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the show that patel, theophane (who might be posting here as 'escobar'?), and de mori boxed on in hungary isnt being included in boxrec, despite the sanctioning body being part of ebu, submitting results to boxrec, all fights being on video, etc. no word on why the results arent being counted
hungary gate
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Mark_a_Wood
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It has all got a bit silly really.
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tiny_acres
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I'm very curious why it is not listed.
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That Teflon guy sent me a slightly passive aggressive PM, or one with an underlying message, mentioning my residential location.
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yes, i dont know all the ins and outs, but it seems the ppl who want it listed have some good arguments. im not really sure why its not on
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Mark_a_Wood
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As is everyone involved.
There are a number of odd things about this whole situation.
Boxrec have listed in the schedule and posted the results of lots of events promoted by Tibor Feja's Fight Night Show Promotion organisation in the past (including one on Saturday, 9th March 2019) so what is the difference between those events and the one that took place on Saturday, 23rd March 2019?
In one of escobar's posts they state that "The event was OFFICIAL !!! The Slovakian Federation sanctioned !!!! And there was the Hungarian Federation too." Why was the Slovak Federation of Professional Boxers sanctioning an event in Hungary when Mr Feja's other events have been officially sanctioned by the Hungarian Boxing Association Professional Section? Or is escobar saying it was sanctioned by both the Slovak and Hungarian organisations?
It is not unheard of for a sanctioning body from one country to sanction an event in another country but there is usually a good reason for it. What's the reason here?
Hungary is a very active boxing nation that normally has lots of large and small events scheduled. At the moment there doesn't appear to be a single event in Hungary listed on the schedule. Is that just a coincidence?
Why has Boxrec refused to reply to simple questions from users regarding this matter?
There were World Boxing Foundation titles on the line at this event. Bianka Majlath won the WBF Women's Super-lightweight title (as shown on the WBF website but not on here) will she be wearing that title when she walks out to fight Natasha Jonas in Liverpool? Perhaps she will stage a one-woman protest!
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Let's set up the Slovak federation support and defence group!
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i always get his name wrong, alex dilmaghani http://boxrec.com/en/boxer/493353
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Mark_a_Wood
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A British Iranian living in Canada!jamamb wrote: ↑15 Apr 2019, 16:23 i always get his name wrong, alex dilmaghani http://boxrec.com/en/boxer/493353
I wonder what his deal is here?
I suppose if you were going to lie about knowing or being related to a boxer you would say it is someone else!
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I love the 'drama' of the title inclusion of "gate." 
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Ruthless-RKO
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He started out with Frank Maloney then appeared on Hatton’s Sky cards.
Didn’t know Richard Poxon was a matchmaker for Hatton Promotions.