Eddie Hearn v Jake Paul Lawsuit

Frostieballs
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Re: Eddie Hearn v Jake Paul Lawsuit

Post by Frostieballs »

I don’t think officials are generally on the take financially.

In my experience they place a lot of value on being part of the boxing scene and ingratiating themselves with the top brass (promoters and actual fighters).

That can lead to a massive bias… conscious or not.
Jimmy2025
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Re: Eddie Hearn v Jake Paul Lawsuit

Post by Jimmy2025 »

Frostieballs wrote: 02 Apr 2025, 12:51 I don’t think officials are generally on the take financially.

In my experience they place a lot of value on being part of the boxing scene and ingratiating themselves with the top brass (promoters and actual fighters).

That can lead to a massive bias… conscious or not.
This 100%.
John
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Re: Eddie Hearn v Jake Paul Lawsuit

Post by John »

When promoters. managers and fighters get a veto on officials then an inevitable consequence is that some officials will develop bias, subconsciously or consciously.
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