MTK Closed for Business
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MightyWarrior
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Re: MTK Closed for Business
Reap what you sow
Ben Davidson lol we can only hope….Ben Davidson: I spent lots of time at Daniels and I’ve never once heard him mention drugs or killing people, so clearly he must innocent of all charges.
Ben Davidson lol we can only hope….Ben Davidson: I spent lots of time at Daniels and I’ve never once heard him mention drugs or killing people, so clearly he must innocent of all charges.
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GreenLightning
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Re: MTK Closed for Business
No Mickey I don't get the point, we can say average south side American cities arent as bad as Mexicomickey1975 wrote: ↑29 Apr 2022, 03:14You get the point...BigDoofus wrote: ↑29 Apr 2022, 02:3918 murders before dinnertime?mickey1975 wrote: ↑29 Apr 2022, 01:34
Not really. That many would be done by dinnertime every day in an average sized south American city.
Name an average sized south American city where this happens every day.
Who cares about knife crime in London when people are being shot all over Dublin etc.
Its not an ugly baby contest or "where's harder"
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Counter-puncher
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Re: MTK Closed for Business
MightyWarrior wrote: ↑29 Apr 2022, 10:12 Reap what you sow
Ben Davidson lol we can only hope….Ben Davidson: I spent lots of time at Daniels and I’ve never once heard him mention drugs or killing people, so clearly he must innocent of all charges.
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GreenLightning
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Yeah that was ummmm... Quite something wasn't itMightyWarrior wrote: ↑29 Apr 2022, 10:12 Reap what you sow
Ben Davidson lol we can only hope….Ben Davidson: I spent lots of time at Daniels and I’ve never once heard him mention drugs or killing people, so clearly he must innocent of all charges.
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TheLeprechaun
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Kinahan was great for boxing. I stand by that and I don't care what anyone says. The man loves boxing and did a lot of boxers. Those kinds of comments from Davison were so stupid. They were only going to bring heat.GreenLightning wrote: ↑30 Apr 2022, 07:38Yeah that was ummmm... Quite something wasn't itMightyWarrior wrote: ↑29 Apr 2022, 10:12 Reap what you sow
Ben Davidson lol we can only hope….Ben Davidson: I spent lots of time at Daniels and I’ve never once heard him mention drugs or killing people, so clearly he must innocent of all charges.
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GreenLightning
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TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑30 Apr 2022, 09:30Kinahan was great for boxing. I stand by that and I don't care what anyone says. The man loves boxing and did a lot of boxers. Those kinds of comments from Davison were so stupid. They were only going to bring heat.GreenLightning wrote: ↑30 Apr 2022, 07:38Yeah that was ummmm... Quite something wasn't itMightyWarrior wrote: ↑29 Apr 2022, 10:12 Reap what you sow
Ben Davidson lol we can only hope….Ben Davidson: I spent lots of time at Daniels and I’ve never once heard him mention drugs or killing people, so clearly he must innocent of all charges.
The best "advisor" around needed better advisors it seems, we all saw this coming for years so it's amazing they didn't , but then he was getting away with it
As the Casino quote goes
"IF he hadn't been so fking greedy, he'd have gotten away with it, but in the end, they all get greedy"
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jimmystone
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Authorities in several countries are of the belief that MGM/MTK was set up deliberately to launder drug and gun money through boxing, If that is indeed the case it would mean that boxers were paid at least in part by that money. The boxers could get it recovered from them under the proceeds of crime act. How would that be "great for boxing" and doing "a lot for boxers"? It would mean he had used and abused boxers.TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑30 Apr 2022, 09:30Kinahan was great for boxing. I stand by that and I don't care what anyone says. The man loves boxing and did a lot of boxers. Those kinds of comments from Davison were so stupid. They were only going to bring heat.GreenLightning wrote: ↑30 Apr 2022, 07:38Yeah that was ummmm... Quite something wasn't itMightyWarrior wrote: ↑29 Apr 2022, 10:12 Reap what you sow
Ben Davidson lol we can only hope….Ben Davidson: I spent lots of time at Daniels and I’ve never once heard him mention drugs or killing people, so clearly he must innocent of all charges.
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GreenLightning
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jimmystone wrote: ↑30 Apr 2022, 10:09Authorities in several countries are of the belief that MGM/MTK was set up deliberately to launder drug and gun money through boxing, If that is indeed the case it would mean that boxers were paid at least in part by that money. The boxers could get it recovered from them under the proceeds of crime act. How would that be "great for boxing" and doing "a lot for boxers"? It would mean he had used and abused boxers.TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑30 Apr 2022, 09:30Kinahan was great for boxing. I stand by that and I don't care what anyone says. The man loves boxing and did a lot of boxers. Those kinds of comments from Davison were so stupid. They were only going to bring heat.
Short term gain, long term pain, it was absolutely a laundering operation
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jimmystone
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Re: MTK Closed for Business
As I understand it the authorities suspect that the KOCG was buying thousands of ghost tickets for boxing events with dirty cash and then getting whopping advisers fees from the fighters. It's a simple enough process really. What they are now investigating is who, if anybody, was knowingly complicit e.g. promoters, fighters, trainers, media, etc...
Let's hope that the authorities are wrong on all counts or don't have the resources too look too deeply. It could be devastating for boxing.
Let's hope that the authorities are wrong on all counts or don't have the resources too look too deeply. It could be devastating for boxing.
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GreenLightning
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Re: MTK Closed for Business
jimmystone wrote: ↑30 Apr 2022, 10:31 As I understand it the authorities suspect that the KOCG was buying thousands of ghost tickets for boxing events with dirty cash and then getting whopping advisers fees from the fighters. It's a simple enough process really. What they are now investigating is who, if anybody, was knowingly complicit e.g. promoters, fighters, trainers, media, etc...
Let's hope that the authorities are wrong on all counts or don't have the resources too look too deeply. It could be devastating for boxing.
It's like the Saudis buying up football clubs, we know most businesses (and promotors etc)are corrupt but bloody hell it's a race to the bottom at this point
Re: MTK Closed for Business
Ben Davison been boasting that Daniel
Kinahan’s happy to lose money on boxing.
Someone’s posted that he’s going to be the first person to accidentally end up on a witness protection programme


Kinahan’s happy to lose money on boxing.
Someone’s posted that he’s going to be the first person to accidentally end up on a witness protection programme
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mickey1975
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Well it is stupid. Even at a very basic street level the successful ones have jobs that they really don't need. You need a visible form of income. You cant have nice things with no income or universal credit.
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Hahahahaha what a div
As the classic line from Glengarry Glen Ross goes, ‘until you know the play, keep your mouth shut’
Not sure Ben knew the play here
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The KOCG?jimmystone wrote: ↑30 Apr 2022, 10:31 As I understand it the authorities suspect that the KOCG was buying thousands of ghost tickets for boxing events with dirty cash and then getting whopping advisers fees from the fighters. It's a simple enough process really. What they are now investigating is who, if anybody, was knowingly complicit e.g. promoters, fighters, trainers, media, etc...
Let's hope that the authorities are wrong on all counts or don't have the resources too look too deeply. It could be devastating for boxing.
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Counter-puncher
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Re: MTK Closed for Business
Kinahan Organised Crime Group. Duh
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mickey1975
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Daniel had a 3 and half hour podcast with James English (who is hugely MTK) pulled at the last minute. Just as he seemed to be putting himself out there.... I bet his dad is absolutely fuming. With hindsight, there is no logical reason that Brylcream Ben should have gotten BJS, Fury, Taylor, McCormack twins, etc.
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margaret thatcher
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so was ben good mates with him then.....why is ben specifically benefitting from kinny
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mickey1975
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No idea. I know he's from the same area as BJS and was a pt who helped Billy lose a lot of weight. Absolutely no credentials to train a world class boxer. That was probably the link to MTK. Probably a massive yes man, too.margaret thatcher wrote: ↑01 May 2022, 07:37 so was ben good mates with him then.....why is ben specifically benefitting from kinny
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margaret thatcher
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got lucky for sure
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Offthehook
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The Saudis got to spend that American “liberation” money somehowGreenLightning wrote: ↑30 Apr 2022, 10:35jimmystone wrote: ↑30 Apr 2022, 10:31 As I understand it the authorities suspect that the KOCG was buying thousands of ghost tickets for boxing events with dirty cash and then getting whopping advisers fees from the fighters. It's a simple enough process really. What they are now investigating is who, if anybody, was knowingly complicit e.g. promoters, fighters, trainers, media, etc...
Let's hope that the authorities are wrong on all counts or don't have the resources too look too deeply. It could be devastating for boxing.
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It's like the Saudis buying up football clubs, we know most businesses (and promotors etc)are corrupt but bloody hell it's a race to the bottom at this point
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DOES THIS MEAN KUGAN AND IFILM LONDON ARE OUT OF WORK? AS MTK WAS MAIN SPONSERS?
MAYBE I SHOULD GET BACK INTO INTERVIEWING FIGHTERS,
MAYBE I SHOULD GET BACK INTO INTERVIEWING FIGHTERS,
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Ruthless-RKO
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Eric always uses caps lock.
They have other sponsors, William Hill.