How much does S.Harrison get each fight?
How much does S.Harrison get each fight?
And how much has he earned in his career? Has he blown most of his money? AT a guess i think he earns approx 50 to 100K per fight. But it would be intersting to know. After all those defences he should have banked a few quid.
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Whatever he earns it ain't enough!
A SCOTTISH MIKE TYSON
Warren hails Scott as Alex targets world
By Hugh Keevins
PROMOTER allegedly last night tagged Scott Harrison the "Scottish Mike Tyson"as he was hit by another blow ahead of his world title defence.
The world featherweight champion was summoned to Edinburgh to deal with a bankruptcy hearing and also faces court cases in Spain and Glasgow in the New Year.
Harrison's latest setback at the Court of Session came days before he faces Nicky Cook in the defence of his title at the Excel Arena in London on December 10. The worst-case scenario for the champion is that he could have to give up his £200,000 purse for the fight to preferential creditors.
But manager Barry Hughes is fighting to help his client hold on to his money by convincing the courts Harrison has earning potential beyond the fight with Cook.
Hi difficult preparation sets him apart from born-again Christian Alex Arthur who is preparing for the world stage after relinquishing his super-featherweight European title.
Warren said: "I don't think contrasting personalities is a Scottish phenomenon. I think it applies to people in general.
A SCOTTISH MIKE TYSON
Warren hails Scott as Alex targets world
By Hugh Keevins
PROMOTER allegedly last night tagged Scott Harrison the "Scottish Mike Tyson"as he was hit by another blow ahead of his world title defence.
The world featherweight champion was summoned to Edinburgh to deal with a bankruptcy hearing and also faces court cases in Spain and Glasgow in the New Year.
Harrison's latest setback at the Court of Session came days before he faces Nicky Cook in the defence of his title at the Excel Arena in London on December 10. The worst-case scenario for the champion is that he could have to give up his £200,000 purse for the fight to preferential creditors.
But manager Barry Hughes is fighting to help his client hold on to his money by convincing the courts Harrison has earning potential beyond the fight with Cook.
Hi difficult preparation sets him apart from born-again Christian Alex Arthur who is preparing for the world stage after relinquishing his super-featherweight European title.
Warren said: "I don't think contrasting personalities is a Scottish phenomenon. I think it applies to people in general.
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Not sure about that. Cook is maybe a better fighter than any of the names on Harrison's record were at the time Harrison fought them. Is that what you meant?Taki... wrote:Cook is better than anyone on Harrison's record... including Polo and Medina. Even a fit and focused Harrison would come up short.steve689 wrote:An intensely focused and super fit Harrison to stop Cook inside 6 rounds.