Would you work in Boxing ?
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Spud
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Would you work in Boxing ?
If you could, would you work in boxing?
What would you do?
Who would you like to work for?
What would you do?
Who would you like to work for?
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Spud
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
My son works part time in boxing. The daft sod even gave up his full time job to enable him to work on more shows.
He has got a lot of experience working as a whip and event management. He has worked for :
Dennis Hobson
David Haye
WBSS
Wasserman Boxing
Misfits
I am gutted he has yet to secure full time job
He has got a lot of experience working as a whip and event management. He has worked for :
Dennis Hobson
David Haye
WBSS
Wasserman Boxing
Misfits
I am gutted he has yet to secure full time job
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Spud
- Heavyweight

Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
I got my first full time job in boxing thanks to
Boxrec …David Haye pm’d me on here. The next day
I travelled to London and was offered a job.
I think I am correct in stating Tom Dallas got a job as a matchmaker thanks to boxrec … he has worked for Sauerland, WBSS and now matchroom
Boxrec …David Haye pm’d me on here. The next day
I travelled to London and was offered a job.
I think I am correct in stating Tom Dallas got a job as a matchmaker thanks to boxrec … he has worked for Sauerland, WBSS and now matchroom
Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
No full time work in boxing unless you want to get punched in the face as a boxer or risk your money as a promoter! Everyone else does things for free
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SeanBrennan
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
In a heartbeat, would be my dream job, that or working with animals.
I'd be happy to help out at shows voluntarily, just love the sport.
There is no chance though, perhaps if you're young and can start from bottom on little money. Good luck to anyone who does though.
I'd be happy to help out at shows voluntarily, just love the sport.
There is no chance though, perhaps if you're young and can start from bottom on little money. Good luck to anyone who does though.
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SeanBrennan
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
that's great Spud. Tom Dallas is always listed as a matchmaker, he must be good/well regarded. Will he be self employed? What would he do week to week. I've seen Jon Pegg does some matchmaking, ditto Steve Lillis, and Lee Eaton mentioned he does matchmaking for Queensbury.Spud wrote: ↑07 Mar 2024, 13:28 I got my first full time job in boxing thanks to
Boxrec …David Haye pm’d me on here. The next day
I travelled to London and was offered a job.
I think I am correct in stating Tom Dallas got a job as a matchmaker thanks to boxrec … he has worked for Sauerland, WBSS and now matchroom
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Spud
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
Jon Pegg is a fantastic matchmaker and a very good boxing manager.
I fell out with him on fb and I deeply regret it. Jon if you are reading I was out of order. Sorry
I have got a lot of time for Steve Lillis.
I fell out with him on fb and I deeply regret it. Jon if you are reading I was out of order. Sorry
I have got a lot of time for Steve Lillis.
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SeanBrennan
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Spud
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
I only worked for him on a few shows … but was regularly invited to his shows was Steve Wood.
I have known Steve for 20+ years. I thought the world of Steve’s Dad.
If any fighter is looking for a manager or promoter if there is such a thing in boxing Steve is the most genuine person I worked for.
I have known Steve for 20+ years. I thought the world of Steve’s Dad.
If any fighter is looking for a manager or promoter if there is such a thing in boxing Steve is the most genuine person I worked for.
Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
Absolutely,no question. I also knew Steve very well.Spud wrote: ↑08 Mar 2024, 14:42 I only worked for him on a few shows … but was regularly invited to his shows was Steve Wood.
I have known Steve for 20+ years. I thought the world of Steve’s Dad.
If any fighter is looking for a manager or promoter if there is such a thing in boxing Steve is the most genuine person I worked for.
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Spud
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
AbsolutelyMuttley wrote: ↑08 Mar 2024, 14:48Absolutely,no question. I also knew Steve very well.Spud wrote: ↑08 Mar 2024, 14:42 I only worked for him on a few shows … but was regularly invited to his shows was Steve Wood.
I have known Steve for 20+ years. I thought the world of Steve’s Dad.
If any fighter is looking for a manager or promoter if there is such a thing in boxing Steve is the most genuine person I worked for.
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SeanBrennan
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
good on him - is he enjoying it? I always thought Hobson would be good to work for.Spud wrote: ↑07 Mar 2024, 13:01 My son works part time in boxing. The daft sod even gave up his full time job to enable him to work on more shows.
He has got a lot of experience working as a whip and event management. He has worked for :
Dennis Hobson
David Haye
WBSS
Wasserman Boxing
Misfits
I am gutted he has yet to secure full time job
did you know Porky? Did he work in boxing?
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Spud
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
Not sure about porky
Dennis was fantastic to work for .. he allowed me to get on with things and make decisions.
I had a good friend who worked with my son doing the whipping whilst I got on with event management which was more or less anything on the day of the show. My son and pal are fantastic whips.
I will be totally honest the very best people to work for were the Sauerland brothers.
It sounds as if I,am being arrogant I am not and don’t mean to appear as such but I worked my nuts off and was damn good at what I did.
I am convinced my work ethic was an integral asset as to why I worked around the world.
I will make a confession, I am heartbroken the Parkinson’s won’t allow me to continue working in boxing. It’s been really hard to let go. But what I can hold onto is I had 24 fantastic years in the sport I love so much
Dennis was fantastic to work for .. he allowed me to get on with things and make decisions.
I had a good friend who worked with my son doing the whipping whilst I got on with event management which was more or less anything on the day of the show. My son and pal are fantastic whips.
I will be totally honest the very best people to work for were the Sauerland brothers.
It sounds as if I,am being arrogant I am not and don’t mean to appear as such but I worked my nuts off and was damn good at what I did.
I am convinced my work ethic was an integral asset as to why I worked around the world.
I will make a confession, I am heartbroken the Parkinson’s won’t allow me to continue working in boxing. It’s been really hard to let go. But what I can hold onto is I had 24 fantastic years in the sport I love so much
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big lennox
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
It sounds like your son is racking up a lot of experience, which is great.Spud wrote: ↑08 Mar 2024, 17:06 Not sure about porky
Dennis was fantastic to work for .. he allowed me to get on with things and make decisions.
I had a good friend who worked with my son doing the whipping whilst I got on with event management which was more or less anything on the day of the show. My son and pal are fantastic whips.
I will be totally honest the very best people to work for were the Sauerland brothers.
It sounds as if I,am being arrogant I am not and don’t mean to appear as such but I worked my nuts off and was damn good at what I did.
I am convinced my work ethic was an integral asset as to why I worked around the world.
I will make a confession, I am heartbroken the Parkinson’s won’t allow me to continue working in boxing. It’s been really hard to let go. But what I can hold onto is I had 24 fantastic years in the sport I love so much
I remember seeing you at Boxing shows working like stink, making things happen. If your son has a similar work ethic he will go far, I am sure.
Really sorry that your Parkingsons is causing you so much bother, but pleased that you have such a long and rich period in boxing to look back and reflect on.
Interesting to hear you say that the Saurelands were the best to work for. They come across as being very grounded and approachable.
Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
Spud wrote: ↑08 Mar 2024, 17:06 Not sure about porky
Dennis was fantastic to work for .. he allowed me to get on with things and make decisions.
I had a good friend who worked with my son doing the whipping whilst I got on with event management which was more or less anything on the day of the show. My son and pal are fantastic whips.
I will be totally honest the very best people to work for were the Sauerland brothers.
It sounds as if I,am being arrogant I am not and don’t mean to appear as such but I worked my nuts off and was damn good at what I did.
I am convinced my work ethic was an integral asset as to why I worked around the world.
I will make a confession, I am heartbroken the Parkinson’s won’t allow me to continue working in boxing. It’s been really hard to let go. But what I can hold onto is I had 24 fantastic years in the sport I love so much
It is not arrogant mate, you've fascinating tales to tell. Keep them coming! So sorry about the parkinson's. 24 years. What a shift!
Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
I work full time as a Matchmaker in Boxing honestly stress.
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jamesmcdonnell
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
From all I've heard, no.
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SeanBrennan
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
Steve Goodwin seems to be one of the good guys in boxing, do you know him Spud? As ever, I'm just being a nosey sod.
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Spud
- Heavyweight

Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
NoSeanBrennan wrote: ↑13 Mar 2024, 16:57 Steve Goodwin seems to be one of the good guys in boxing, do you know him Spud? As ever, I'm just being a nosey sod.
When he worked with David Haye I had left.
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Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
Did you overpay any foreign imports? Not taking flights and hotels into account?JackGlad wrote: ↑14 Mar 2024, 07:39No I work for a lot of others though.
This is my Boxrec
https://boxrec.com/en/matchmaker/1056373
Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
How did you get into it?JackGlad wrote: ↑14 Mar 2024, 07:39No I work for a lot of others though.
This is my Boxrec
https://boxrec.com/en/matchmaker/1056373
Worked with any big names?
Re: Would you work in Boxing ?
Complicated story
a few was involved in Liam Taylor WBO European Title worked on a Dazn card recently had odd fight on TV cards done a few titles.
a few was involved in Liam Taylor WBO European Title worked on a Dazn card recently had odd fight on TV cards done a few titles.