Exactly,nothing at all.Boxing Prospect wrote: ↑23 Oct 2020, 20:19I know in Korea there's like 6 bodies, is that possible in the UK? What's REALLY different between BBBofC, BIBA and white collar? At the end of the day...
Robert Smith must resign
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The difference is who they are affiliated to.
You can only fight for proper titles with the BBBoC
You can only fight for proper titles with the BBBoC
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no,no lets say joe blow is a pro in London and is not licenced by the BBBOC. if Joe gets a pro licence in Germany and that licencing body is affiliated to the EBU,WBO,WBC,whoever, then job done. also,if ex inspectors and licence holders decide to form a new board, then they could apply to all these sanctioning bodies for membership and succeed.
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Not as simple as that mate all the well established commissions and sanctioning bodies close ranks to keep anybody else out of the lucrative cash cow which is boxing administrationMuttley wrote: ↑24 Oct 2020, 10:37no,no lets say joe blow is a pro in London and is not licenced by the BBBOC. if Joe gets a pro licence in Germany and that licencing body is affiliated to the EBU,WBO,WBC,whoever, then job done. also,if ex inspectors and licence holders decide to form a new board, then they could apply to all these sanctioning bodies for membership and succeed.
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I understand what your saying but if for example Tyson Fury signed with the new 'board' do you not think the WBA would not sanction his fight? how about if Warren or Hearn jump ship and join the new 'Board' do you not think life would not go on?spudder56 wrote: ↑24 Oct 2020, 10:45Not as simple as that mate all the well established commissions and sanctioning bodies close ranks to keep anybody else out of the lucrative cash cow which is boxing administrationMuttley wrote: ↑24 Oct 2020, 10:37no,no lets say joe blow is a pro in London and is not licenced by the BBBOC. if Joe gets a pro licence in Germany and that licencing body is affiliated to the EBU,WBO,WBC,whoever, then job done. also,if ex inspectors and licence holders decide to form a new board, then they could apply to all these sanctioning bodies for membership and succeed.
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Yeah of course I get what you’re saying but it won’t happen Warren was the biggest promotor when he went to Luxembourg etc which was an alternative board ask yourself this why did he go back to the board after just one show ?Muttley wrote: ↑24 Oct 2020, 10:56I understand what your saying but if for example Tyson Fury signed with the new 'board' do you not think the WBA would not sanction his fight? how about if Warren or Hearn jump ship and join the new 'Board' do you not think life would not go on?spudder56 wrote: ↑24 Oct 2020, 10:45Not as simple as that mate all the well established commissions and sanctioning bodies close ranks to keep anybody else out of the lucrative cash cow which is boxing administrationMuttley wrote: ↑24 Oct 2020, 10:37
no,no lets say joe blow is a pro in London and is not licenced by the BBBOC. if Joe gets a pro licence in Germany and that licencing body is affiliated to the EBU,WBO,WBC,whoever, then job done. also,if ex inspectors and licence holders decide to form a new board, then they could apply to all these sanctioning bodies for membership and succeed.
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Because he took the control and the board buckled. everytime a promoter moves away or stands up to the board they buckle. and that's what needs to be done. the sooner more of the the licence holders accept that the board work for them and not the other way round the better.spudder56 wrote: ↑24 Oct 2020, 11:04Yeah of course I get what you’re saying but it won’t happen Warren was the biggest promotor when he went to Luxembourg etc which was an alternative board ask yourself this why did he go back to the board after just one show ?
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Yeah fair comment but it needs someone to start the ball rolling doesn’t it mateMuttley wrote: ↑24 Oct 2020, 11:12Because he took the control and the board buckled. everytime a promoter moves away or stands up to the board they buckle. and that's what needs to be done. the sooner more of the the licence holders accept that the board work for them and not the other way round the better.
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I can think of a few good solid people.spudder56 wrote: ↑24 Oct 2020, 11:16Yeah fair comment but it needs someone to start the ball rolling doesn’t it mateMuttley wrote: ↑24 Oct 2020, 11:12Because he took the control and the board buckled. everytime a promoter moves away or stands up to the board they buckle. and that's what needs to be done. the sooner more of the the licence holders accept that the board work for them and not the other way round the better.
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Perhaps you ought to approach them and get it started then now is an ideal time as not many shows and licences to deal withMuttley wrote: ↑24 Oct 2020, 13:59I can think of a few good solid people.spudder56 wrote: ↑24 Oct 2020, 11:16Yeah fair comment but it needs someone to start the ball rolling doesn’t it mateMuttley wrote: ↑24 Oct 2020, 11:12
Because he took the control and the board buckled. everytime a promoter moves away or stands up to the board they buckle. and that's what needs to be done. the sooner more of the the licence holders accept that the board work for them and not the other way round the better.
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Noooooo ! There’s enough alphabet soup titles in boxing , we don’t now need a jumble of other boards. Also do you really think those Micky mouse boards will be fairer??? They’ll be worse !Muttley wrote: ↑24 Oct 2020, 10:37no,no lets say joe blow is a pro in London and is not licenced by the BBBOC. if Joe gets a pro licence in Germany and that licencing body is affiliated to the EBU,WBO,WBC,whoever, then job done. also,if ex inspectors and licence holders decide to form a new board, then they could apply to all these sanctioning bodies for membership and succeed.
BBB of C need new blood in.
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rob Smith should do a vince McMahon style heel turn. Imagine him going out to boos at every show then clothes lining Eddie Hearn at ringside 
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Vince MaMahon the best heel and promoter everhigh tower 1 wrote: ↑25 Oct 2020, 03:56 rob Smith should do a vince McMahon style heel turn. Imagine him going out to boos at every show then clothes lining Eddie Hearn at ringside![]()
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Who would you say needs replacing and by whom ?high tower 1 wrote: ↑25 Oct 2020, 03:54Noooooo ! There’s enough alphabet soup titles in boxing , we don’t now need a jumble of other boards. Also do you really think those Micky mouse boards will be fairer??? They’ll be worse !Muttley wrote: ↑24 Oct 2020, 10:37no,no lets say joe blow is a pro in London and is not licenced by the BBBOC. if Joe gets a pro licence in Germany and that licencing body is affiliated to the EBU,WBO,WBC,whoever, then job done. also,if ex inspectors and licence holders decide to form a new board, then they could apply to all these sanctioning bodies for membership and succeed.
BBB of C need new blood in.
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Re: Robert Smith must resign
The obvious ones. There should be a greater feedback system and transparent hearings to weed out the useless officials. There should also be a greater drive to bring up newer referees so you know it’s not simply a job for life and you can do what you want.spudder56 wrote: ↑25 Oct 2020, 07:10Who would you say needs replacing and by whom ?high tower 1 wrote: ↑25 Oct 2020, 03:54Noooooo ! There’s enough alphabet soup titles in boxing , we don’t now need a jumble of other boards. Also do you really think those Micky mouse boards will be fairer??? They’ll be worse !Muttley wrote: ↑24 Oct 2020, 10:37
no,no lets say joe blow is a pro in London and is not licenced by the BBBOC. if Joe gets a pro licence in Germany and that licencing body is affiliated to the EBU,WBO,WBC,whoever, then job done. also,if ex inspectors and licence holders decide to form a new board, then they could apply to all these sanctioning bodies for membership and succeed.
BBB of C need new blood in.
What do you think they should do ?
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Re: Robert Smith must resign
Agreed. He makes my blood boil even thinking about him. Brilliant entertainer.Glass Joe wrote: ↑25 Oct 2020, 06:30Vince MaMahon the best heel and promoter everhigh tower 1 wrote: ↑25 Oct 2020, 03:56 rob Smith should do a vince McMahon style heel turn. Imagine him going out to boos at every show then clothes lining Eddie Hearn at ringside![]()
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nobleart1978
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Re: Robert Smith must resign
The BBBofC are all freemasons...
Probably all flat earthers too...
Probably all flat earthers too...
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They’re also illuminati lizards
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Robert Smith must resign
Just listening to the latest Boxing News podcast where Robert Smith has come on to defend O’Connor. Fair play to Matt and Steedman for attempting to push the issue and get some real answers, but Smith basically gives generic answers about how it’s all subjective and Terry is a good guy. Old boys club is right, unfortunately.
Re: Robert Smith must resign
You out of your mind?
The Cure wouldn't be sh*t without him.
The Cure wouldn't be sh*t without him.
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Was a weird listen. Smith saying in the first bit Terry gave plausible explanation for his scoring then was alluding that it won’t happen again with him as though they’ve spoken to him. Interview was not consistent. To say ANY scores are justified as it’s a game of opinions is just ridiculous by the way. Also admitted they did not go through the fight with him as basically everyone had seen it!Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑31 Oct 2020, 10:32 Just listening to the latest Boxing News podcast where Robert Smith has come on to defend O’Connor. Fair play to Matt and Steedman for attempting to push the issue and get some real answers, but Smith basically gives generic answers about how it’s all subjective and Terry is a good guy. Old boys club is right, unfortunately.
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Boxerbeetle
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Exactly, it didn’t make any sense. Like I said, fair play to Christie and Steedman for the questions asked, because I do think they pushed as hard as they could without blatantly calling the answers out as bullshit. But ultimately nothing is changing and it’s just been swept under the carpet.TheGoods wrote: ↑31 Oct 2020, 14:08Was a weird listen. Smith saying in the first bit Terry gave plausible explanation for his scoring then was alluding that it won’t happen again with him as though they’ve spoken to him. Interview was not consistent. To say ANY scores are justified as it’s a game of opinions is just ridiculous by the way. Also admitted they did not go through the fight with him as basically everyone had seen it!Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑31 Oct 2020, 10:32 Just listening to the latest Boxing News podcast where Robert Smith has come on to defend O’Connor. Fair play to Matt and Steedman for attempting to push the issue and get some real answers, but Smith basically gives generic answers about how it’s all subjective and Terry is a good guy. Old boys club is right, unfortunately.
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Re: Robert Smith must resign
I wonder if Smith thought anything wrong with Marcus McDonnell's 116-113 Vazquez card