Warren news

[dookus]

From this fortnight's Private Eye, page 42:

Warren factions

Boxing promoter allegedly, riding high with leading heavyweight contender and former undefeated champion Tyson Fury due to fight in Las Vegas next month, has entered into an individual voluntary arrangement (IVA) with his creditors.

The IVA, agreed on 24 April, headed off a bankruptcy petition from HM Revenue & Customs filed last October. The taxman's petition was dismissed at a high court hearing on 15 May. The court was told the IVA - details of the total debts, creditors and repayment terms were not disclosed - had been approved by 82 percent of creditors.

Another creditor is Warren's former lawyers, Hill Dickinson. In January Warren was ordered to make an interim payment of £350,000, on the basis that it was "highly unlikely that the amount ultimately due...would be any less than that".

Hill Dickinson was claiming almost £1m in costs and "100 percent success" fees over the 2014 litigation Warren brought against former three-weight world champion Ricky Burns and manager Alex Morrison. A futher hearing was to decide exactly how much Warren should pay.

Warren obtained judgments and costs orders - £75,000 plus £372,000 against Burns and £50,000 plus £270,000 against Morrison - but collected nothing, after both were declared bankrupt in 2015. Because of non-recovery, Warren claimed he had not "won" and so should not have to pay his lawyers, who were acting on a "no win, no fee" contingency basis. Last December the appeal court ruled he should still pay.

[JimStone]

Just another day in the office for Frank. Unless he's nuts, he'd have walked off into the sunset years ago if he didn't get a buzz from this type of thing.

[Counter-puncher]

Warren obtained judgments and costs orders - £75,000 plus £372,000 against Burns and £50,000 plus £270,000 against Morrison - but collected nothing, after both were declared bankrupt in 2015.



Because of non-recovery, Warren claimed he had not "won" and so should not have to pay his lawyers, who were acting on a "no win, no fee" contingency basis

Weak AF, who advised him on that- ah, his lawyers probably weren't really speaking to him at the time, guess he was winging it to play for time with that weak-AF gambit, I can't imagine a man as smart and streetwise (and versed in legal preceedings) actually thought he would make that one stick.

 by JimStone » Wed Jun 05, 2019 11:59 am

Just another day in the office for Frank. Unless he's nuts, he'd have walked off into the sunset years ago if he didn't get a buzz from this type of thing.

yeah, you have to wonder sometimes.

[bigjack]

Someone owes him money ? makes a change i suppose

[jameswilson]

Do you know the boy George hit about the chameleon has gone and popped into my head!

[Counter-puncher]

Do you know the boy George hit about the chameleon has gone and popped into my head!

Hahaha

[3132DW]

Someone owes him money ? makes a change i suppose

Yeah but Ricky Burns was never paid for that fight -hence why he walked away.

[bigjack]

Yeah but Ricky Burns was never paid for that fight -hence why he walked away.

and then got sued for leaving,what a mess,there are reports of others not getting paid by Wazza too.He used to be top dog in this country but he's past his sell by date now it would appear.

[3132DW]

and then got sued for leaving,what a mess,there are reports of others not getting paid by Wazza too.He used to be top dog in this country but he's past his sell by date now it would appear.

Now the Lawyers even been bumped

[hitman_hatton1]

[coneye]

Now the Lawyers even been bumped

Who the hell would do buisness with this guy ,

[mickey1975]

Who the hell would do buisness with this guy ,

BT, Espn, Arum, Haymon, Showtime....

[black panther]

[jameswilson]

BT, Espn, Arum, Haymon, Showtime....

So basically if you are involved in boxing and don't do business with allegedly you're one of two things. 1st rate or 3rd rate.

[mickey1975]

So basically if you are involved in boxing and don't do business with allegedly you're one of two things. 1st rate or 3rd rate.

Aren’t Haymon and Arum first rate? ESPN, the worlds biggest streaming service?

[coneye]

Aren’t Haymon and Arum first rate? ESPN, the worlds biggest streaming service?

And all of them too big ,powerful and rich , for him to play his games with

[Taansend]

I was in a fancy Mexican place last night in Del Mar & a bloke at the bar next to my Missus starts trying to pick a fight with another bloke at the bar across from us. They were both about 60.

Fighty bloke then moved around harassing different women at the bar. Apparently he's a wealthy regular & tolerated by the bar staff.

As we left my Missus was saying about how that eejit looked like someone but she couldn't put her finger on it so I showed her a photo of Bricktop & she shouted YES, that man from your YouTube videos.

The bloke did look like a fat Frank especially the eyes.

I was surprised she picked up on it as she usually thinks all white men look alike.

Anyway, I just wanted to share that.

[Floydendizer]

Bit random deciding to show her a picture of Bricktop ?

[jameswilson]

I was in a fancy Mexican place last night in Del Mar & a bloke at the bar next to my Missus starts trying to pick a fight with another bloke at the bar across from us. They were both about 60.

Fighty bloke then moved around harassing different women at the bar. Apparently he's a wealthy regular & tolerated by the bar staff.

As we left my Missus was saying about how that eejit looked like someone but she couldn't put her finger on it so I showed her a photo of Bricktop & she shouted YES, that man from your YouTube videos.

The bloke did look like a fat Frank especially the eyes.

I was surprised she picked up on it as she usually thinks all white men look alike.

Anyway, I just wanted to share that.

If it was a fancy Indian restaurant in Canterbury and the bawlshy guy had an Irish accent and shopping bags from Anne Summers we’d all immediately know who it was.