Gbp, Pbc, Top Rank or Matchroom

[scallum2015]

Id you had a Young Prospect 168- 175 who would you sign with from the top Promoters and why would you sign with them? Thank you

[Ruthless-RKO]

Between Matchroom and Top Rank.

Why: they have the best from those divisions so would be easy to make them fights on one network.

[Ruthless-RKO]

Actually. If it’s a young prospect then it may not matter that much. But seeing as some
Promoters wants long term deals and take a boxer through all the ranks, then yes, Matchroom or TR.

[candyslim]

Depends how good he is. Matchroom fighters are given good opportunities for advancement but it's very much sink or swim it seems to me.

[H8Usernames]

Personally I would not have him sign with anyone until they start coming to you. I'd try to build up interest in the fellow myself.

[Enlightened-One]

Personally I would not have him sign with anyone until they start coming to you. I'd try to build up interest in the fellow myself.

Promoters and networks will only push their home fighters.

There are also fewer fights cards than previous years.

Anonymous prospects choosing to remain free agents will struggle to receive opportunities unless they’re considered extraordinary talents.

[gregregegg]

If I was from the UK I would be tempted with boxxer. The exposure sky sports can give you there is pretty amazing.

Early on their 168/175 stable dosent matter, cause your just fighting cans.

[aicheligad]

Depends where the fighter is from. If it's not an American, British or Mexican, he can start to build his career in his home country first (unless it's a country without any pro boxing scene at all).

[KiwiRider]

Depends where the fighter is from. If it's not an American, British or Mexican, he can start to build his career in his home country first (unless it's a country without any pro boxing scene at all).

Joseph Parker cleaned out the New Zealand heavyweight division in his first 3 pro fights and had to go stateside- but kept his NZ trainer and manager.

[Enlightened-One]

Depends where the fighter is from. If it's not an American, British or Mexican, he can start to build his career in his home country first (unless it's a country without any pro boxing scene at all).

Joseph Parker cleaned out the New Zealand heavyweight division in his first 3 pro fights and had to go stateside- but kept his NZ trainer and manager.

Isn’t Kevin Barry based in Las Vegas… and has been since the 1990’s?

[KiwiRider]

Depends where the fighter is from. If it's not an American, British or Mexican, he can start to build his career in his home country first (unless it's a country without any pro boxing scene at all).

Joseph Parker cleaned out the New Zealand heavyweight division in his first 3 pro fights and had to go stateside- but kept his NZ trainer and manager.

Isn’t Kevin Barry based in Las Vegas… and has been since the 1990’s?

He had a house there from milking Tua days, and yes they were splitting the training between there and New Zealand because Joseph came from a close family with ties to the Latter Day Saints. You can imagine what they think of Las Vegas, and his mum can wield the jandle

[Jeff_lacy_ko]

Id sign with yvon michel, he will throw you in with a corpse if necessary to get you the W

[Enlightened-One]

Joseph Parker cleaned out the New Zealand heavyweight division in his first 3 pro fights and had to go stateside- but kept his NZ trainer and manager.

Isn’t Kevin Barry based in Las Vegas… and has been since the 1990’s?

He had a house there from milking Tua days, and yes they were splitting the training between there and New Zealand because Joseph came from a close family with ties to the Latter Day Saints. You can imagine what they think of Las Vegas, and his mum can wield the jandle

OK sorry, I’d interpreted your words to suggest that his trainer moved to the USA to continue working with Parker, when it seems to have been the other way around.

The Team Barry Boxing Gym was based in Nevada well before Parker became a pro. And when Joe worked with Kevin in America, he stayed at his trainers home.

Sorry, my bad if I misinterpreted your words.

[KiwiRider]

Isn’t Kevin Barry based in Las Vegas… and has been since the 1990’s?

He had a house there from milking Tua days, and yes they were splitting the training between there and New Zealand because Joseph came from a close family with ties to the Latter Day Saints. You can imagine what they think of Las Vegas, and his mum can wield the jandle

OK sorry, I’d interpreted your words to suggest that his trainer moved to the USA to continue working with Parker, when it seems to have been the other way around.

The Team Barry Boxing Gym was based in Nevada well before Parker became a pro. And when Joe worked with Kevin in America, he stayed at his trainers home.

Sorry, my bad if I misinterpreted your words.

Yeah, go stateside for his fights

[margaret thatcher]

if you aint with pbc, you aint nuthin

[KiwiRider]

What signs with PBC, fights PBC.

[Jeff_lacy_ko]

Hahaha you FOOLS PBC isnt a promotion

[scallum2015]

I got a kid who is from Usa. He is pretty damn good. We was scheduled to Fight for one of The Major Promoters recently but my fighter broke his thumb the day after the fight was signed. So we are not signed yet but this fight was gonna kinda be like an Audition. We are leaning towards one of the big Promotional companies mentioned in The Post but i will not say which one as of yet

[margaret thatcher]

do you have an offer from any of them, or are you still doing the 'auditions' so to speak

putting together the news i seen about this card, your kid must be suray. thats pretty cool. personally, i think pbc treats its fighters the best, you almost never hear any complain about them. top rank seems to really pick and choose their faves, does greaat for some guys but ignores others, gbp seems largely to care for hispanics not so good for afro americans. but i dunno the ins and outs of each particular offer

[peter barlow]

It's difficult to say, depends on the offers and how active they will get them.

It doesn't really matter who has the big names in those divisions if it's just a prospect, things will look different in a couple of years.

Activity is the big one, get as much fights tied down as possible.

[Ruthless-RKO]

do you have an offer from any of them, or are you still doing the 'auditions' so to speak

putting together the news i seen about this card, your kid must be suray. thats pretty cool. personally, i think pbc treats its fighters the best, you almost never hear any complain about them. top rank seems to really pick and choose their faves, does greaat for some guys but ignores others, gbp seems largely to care for hispanics not so good for afro americans. but i dunno the ins and outs of each particular offer

He I put up the article in the thread. He was supposed to fight this week and it was reported it was a thumb injury.

[scallum2015]

do you have an offer from any of them, or are you still doing the 'auditions' so to speak

putting together the news i seen about this card, your kid must be suray. thats pretty cool. personally, i think pbc treats its fighters the best, you almost never hear any complain about them. top rank seems to really pick and choose their faves, does greaat for some guys but ignores others, gbp seems largely to care for hispanics not so good for afro americans. but i dunno the ins and outs of each particular offer

Yea Suray is My Fighter. Im thinking Pbc is the best route to go. The fighters seem to be very happy with the treatment they get with Pbc. Plus the amount of shows they producing allows for a hot fighter to get tv air time.

[Ruthless-RKO]

do you have an offer from any of them, or are you still doing the 'auditions' so to speak

putting together the news i seen about this card, your kid must be suray. thats pretty cool. personally, i think pbc treats its fighters the best, you almost never hear any complain about them. top rank seems to really pick and choose their faves, does greaat for some guys but ignores others, gbp seems largely to care for hispanics not so good for afro americans. but i dunno the ins and outs of each particular offer

Yea Suray is My Fighter. Im thinking Pbc is the best route to go. The fighters seem to be very happy with the treatment they get with Pbc. Plus the amount of shows they producing allows for a hot fighter to get tv air time.

yeh , will start on FS1, then make his way on to the Fox cards..

But PBC will probably get their next deal with CBS I heard..

Lot's of eyes on prospects is always a good thing.

Good Luck with it all.