Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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Re: Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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The evidence points to ODLH being involved in some way
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Re: Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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cam2010 wrote: 16 Nov 2020, 15:58
high tower 1 wrote: 16 Nov 2020, 12:01
watsupdoc87 wrote: 16 Nov 2020, 10:14 Haha I had a sneaky feeling for all his faults mcguigan would be one of the few who had the balls to call out mtk and kinnehans. Fair play to him on that front :bag:
I know. I find mcguigan a very inspirational man with his winning attitude and determination. Shame he’s got a dark side !
Dark it’s pitch black,Mcguigan is trying to deflect from the fact that he is no better than a common thief. The most worrying thing is the fact that he intends to carry on working in boxing
Ah,but who is going to work with him again? Be lucky to get a sniff as pundit now.
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Re: Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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rio wrote: 17 Nov 2020, 07:33
cam2010 wrote: 17 Nov 2020, 02:25
rio wrote: 16 Nov 2020, 20:46 Mcgugian boxing career is over. Who would ever agree to be promoted or managed by him now? Frampton, Taylor, Cummins and Cacece cant all be wrong
You can add Cameron and Lee McGregor to that list,Mcguigan had both in front of the bbboc
Wondered what happened with Mcgregor. What went on there?
I cannot tell you about specifics but I know there was issues with money and when I last spoke with him he didn’t have a good word about them.
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Re: Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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CaptainSpacerod wrote: 17 Nov 2020, 08:53 The evidence points to ODLH being involved in some way
Hahaha I was thinking that as I was reading bazza's little shopping list
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Re: Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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Muttley wrote: 17 Nov 2020, 09:02
cam2010 wrote: 16 Nov 2020, 15:58
high tower 1 wrote: 16 Nov 2020, 12:01

I know. I find mcguigan a very inspirational man with his winning attitude and determination. Shame he’s got a dark side !
Dark it’s pitch black,Mcguigan is trying to deflect from the fact that he is no better than a common thief. The most worrying thing is the fact that he intends to carry on working in boxing
Ah,but who is going to work with him again? Be lucky to get a sniff as pundit now.
This is boxing pal. Two words , Don ... King.

He’ll find some good pro with no backing
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Re: Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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high tower 1 wrote: 17 Nov 2020, 17:43
Muttley wrote: 17 Nov 2020, 09:02
cam2010 wrote: 16 Nov 2020, 15:58

Dark it’s pitch black,Mcguigan is trying to deflect from the fact that he is no better than a common thief. The most worrying thing is the fact that he intends to carry on working in boxing
Ah,but who is going to work with him again? Be lucky to get a sniff as pundit now.
This is boxing pal. Two words , Don ... King.

He’ll find some good pro with no backing
Are you kidding? Mcguigan is not gonna part with a penny to build up a boxer now.
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Re: Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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I wonder if there was a financial settlement?
Or they both just walked away and had to pay their own legal fees?
Is Frampton still liable for that big tax bill?
I guess Frampton can still earn whereas McGuigan is in a more complicated position.
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Such a sad case.

I like both Barry and Carl .

Barry has been especially kind whenever I have been in his company.
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Re: Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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Not hard to be kind with other people's money.
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Re: Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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Muttley wrote: 19 Nov 2020, 12:55
high tower 1 wrote: 17 Nov 2020, 17:43
Muttley wrote: 17 Nov 2020, 09:02

Ah,but who is going to work with him again? Be lucky to get a sniff as pundit now.
This is boxing pal. Two words , Don ... King.

He’ll find some good pro with no backing
Are you kidding? Mcguigan is not gonna part with a penny to build up a boxer now.
He’s excellent at sniffing out top talent the big boys let slip past them.
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You would have to put McGugian in the same bracket as a Don King........no decent fighters are going to go near him now. Too many fighters have suffered the same fate. The fighters baz could potential sign won't make him any $ so hes not gonna want to touch them and invest his own money. No way he's ever going to get a fighter of the calibre of Frampton or Taylor ever again.
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rio wrote: 19 Nov 2020, 22:06 You would have to put McGugian in the same bracket as a Don King........no decent fighters are going to go near him now. Too many fighters have suffered the same fate. The fighters baz could potential sign won't make him any $ so hes not gonna want to touch them and invest his own money. No way he's ever going to get a fighter of the calibre of Frampton or Taylor ever again.
No boxer of any calibre should go near the Mcguigan family ever again, not just for the financial aspect as the whole family band together and with them it’s family first everything else second.
Shane isn’t going to go much further in his career unless he distances himself from his father
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Re: Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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high tower 1 wrote: 19 Nov 2020, 18:00 He’s excellent at sniffing out top talent the big boys let slip past them.
Sniffing out the top lingerie....... :lol:
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Re: Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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cam2010 wrote: 20 Nov 2020, 02:54
rio wrote: 19 Nov 2020, 22:06 You would have to put McGugian in the same bracket as a Don King........no decent fighters are going to go near him now. Too many fighters have suffered the same fate. The fighters baz could potential sign won't make him any $ so hes not gonna want to touch them and invest his own money. No way he's ever going to get a fighter of the calibre of Frampton or Taylor ever again.
No boxer of any calibre should go near the Mcguigan family ever again, not just for the financial aspect as the whole family band together and with them it’s family first everything else second.
Shane isn’t going to go much further in his career unless he distances himself from his father
I disagree. Now would be a good time to sign with the McGuigan clan. Frampton earned remarkably well with them, let's not forget that. Yes he wanted more and may or may not have been entitled to more but he pulled in a stack of money for a lower weight fighter. With the McGuigans now on the back foot and probably looking to reestablish themselves, the time is ripe for a half decent prospect to make hay. They just need to go in with their eyes and ears open.
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Re: Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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Every fighter they sign will be swept up by MTK eventually.
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Re: Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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McGuigan is nowhere near on Don King's level :lol: A lot of his fighters ended up flat broke and drugged up to high heaven.

McGuigan's main two boxers have had fabulous careers and earned good money, in Frampton's case exceptional money.

Barry got both of them incredible TV exposure, including terrestrial TV and guided them expertly through the ranks with pin-point match making and he often secured home advantage, particularly for Taylor.
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McGuigan is nowhere near on Don King's level :lol: A lot of his fighters ended up flat broke and drugged up to high heaven.

McGuigan's main two boxers have had fabulous careers and earned good money, in Frampton's case exceptional money.

Barry got both of them incredible TV exposure, including terrestrial TV and guided them expertly through the ranks with pin-point match making and he often secured home advantage, particularly for Taylor.
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Re: Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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Jimmy2020 wrote: 20 Nov 2020, 04:46
cam2010 wrote: 20 Nov 2020, 02:54
rio wrote: 19 Nov 2020, 22:06 You would have to put McGugian in the same bracket as a Don King........no decent fighters are going to go near him now. Too many fighters have suffered the same fate. The fighters baz could potential sign won't make him any $ so hes not gonna want to touch them and invest his own money. No way he's ever going to get a fighter of the calibre of Frampton or Taylor ever again.
No boxer of any calibre should go near the Mcguigan family ever again, not just for the financial aspect as the whole family band together and with them it’s family first everything else second.
Shane isn’t going to go much further in his career unless he distances himself from his father
I disagree. Now would be a good time to sign with the McGuigan clan. Frampton earned remarkably well with them, let's not forget that. Yes he wanted more and may or may not have been entitled to more but he pulled in a stack of money for a lower weight fighter. With the McGuigans now on the back foot and probably looking to reestablish themselves, the time is ripe for a half decent prospect to make hay. They just need to go in with their eyes and ears open.
Accompanied by a half-decent lawyer and accountant
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Re: Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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Jimmy2020 wrote: 20 Nov 2020, 04:46
cam2010 wrote: 20 Nov 2020, 02:54
rio wrote: 19 Nov 2020, 22:06 You would have to put McGugian in the same bracket as a Don King........no decent fighters are going to go near him now. Too many fighters have suffered the same fate. The fighters baz could potential sign won't make him any $ so hes not gonna want to touch them and invest his own money. No way he's ever going to get a fighter of the calibre of Frampton or Taylor ever again.
No boxer of any calibre should go near the Mcguigan family ever again, not just for the financial aspect as the whole family band together and with them it’s family first everything else second.
Shane isn’t going to go much further in his career unless he distances himself from his father
I disagree. Now would be a good time to sign with the McGuigan clan. Frampton earned remarkably well with them, let's not forget that. Yes he wanted more and may or may not have been entitled to more but he pulled in a stack of money for a lower weight fighter. With the McGuigans now on the back foot and probably looking to reestablish themselves, the time is ripe for a half decent prospect to make hay. They just need to go in with their eyes and ears open.
Mcguigan will be lucky to not to be denied directorship of a limited company, he was proven to have breached company law on numerous occasions during the court case.
What about when the taxman looks into his dubious financial dealings
Still waiting to see if he takes Josh Taylor court
Also is he mentally fit to act as promoter/manager when it’s mentioned that he has struggled in the last year or so
Knowing how he treats boxers and generally most people I hope no boxer ever signs one of his toxic contracts
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Re: Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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THEBUTCH wrote: 20 Nov 2020, 05:02 McGuigan is nowhere near on Don King's level :lol: A lot of his fighters ended up flat broke and drugged up to high heaven.

McGuigan's main two boxers have had fabulous careers and earned good money, in Frampton's case exceptional money.

Barry got both of them incredible TV exposure, including terrestrial TV and guided them expertly through the ranks with pin-point match making and he often secured home advantage, particularly for Taylor.
We get it. You love Finbar. As you ignored it previously:

"41 hotel rooms in Manchester, Frampton's purse withheld. lingerie and womens shoes in New York, £250 at a department store in Canterbury, £260 to a vet in Whitstable, £270 at an antiques store near Canterbury, £350 at a luxury furniture-maker in London, £365 at Marks & Spencer in Canterbury, £48 at a Tandoori restaurant in Canterbury on Christmas Eve, 855 complimentary tickets and 11 non-paying sponsors for Frampton-Martinez (the show made a "loss").......

Which do you find admirable?"
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The likes of Barry will be pushed out by MTK as they sweep up more and more fighters.

Someone said nobody will touch him anymore like Don King but people are still signing with King today and being burned as hot as ever. Martirosyan, Trevor Bryan, Lovejoy, Stiverne, think Sadam Ali was with him at a point. Don will destroying careers from beyond the grave.
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Re: Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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steve689 wrote: 20 Nov 2020, 12:23 The likes of Barry will be pushed out by MTK as they sweep up more and more fighters.

Someone said nobody will touch him anymore like Don King but people are still signing with King today and being burned as hot as ever. Martirosyan, Trevor Bryan, Lovejoy, Stiverne, think Sadam Ali was with him at a point. Don will destroying careers from beyond the grave.
If he is going to continue, I think McGuigan will anticipate the fighters moving to MTK and will probably have his contracts written up with that in mind.
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Re: Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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Also not everyone wants to be associated with mtk. There's been trouble before with them trying get lads to sign for them that didn't want to :bag:
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Re: Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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I'd not have anything to do with MTK. No way I'd want my children and grandchildren to look back at me being associated with them.
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Re: Cyclone / Frampton Court Case

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Jimmy2020 wrote: 20 Nov 2020, 14:27 I'd not have anything to do with MTK. No way I'd want my children and grandchildren to look back at me being associated with them.
So you wouldn’t mind your offspring knowing you would associate with Mcguigan who is a thief hiding behind a cloak of respectability.
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