Warren puts the cat amongst the pigeons
Warren puts the cat amongst the pigeons
I wonder whether Froch will go through with a Adamu rematch...Pointless match but if the money is right will Hennessy let him turn up!
WARREN TO STAGE FROCH DEFENCE
Top promoter allegedly has won the right to stage Carl Froch's Commonwealth Super-Middleweight title defence against Ghana's Charles Adamu.
Purse bids were opened on Monday at the British Boxing Board of Control's headquarters in Cardiff and the winning bid delivered by Warren will once again ensure that Froch gets one of his biggest ever paydays courtesy of a rival promoter.
The amount bid by Warren is believed to be double that of Froch's own promoter Mick Hennessy.
Warren will put the fight on at the M.E.N Arena in Manchester on Saturday 22nd September.
WARREN TO STAGE FROCH DEFENCE
Top promoter allegedly has won the right to stage Carl Froch's Commonwealth Super-Middleweight title defence against Ghana's Charles Adamu.
Purse bids were opened on Monday at the British Boxing Board of Control's headquarters in Cardiff and the winning bid delivered by Warren will once again ensure that Froch gets one of his biggest ever paydays courtesy of a rival promoter.
The amount bid by Warren is believed to be double that of Froch's own promoter Mick Hennessy.
Warren will put the fight on at the M.E.N Arena in Manchester on Saturday 22nd September.
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overhand_right
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Re: Warren puts the cat amongst the pigeons
Big Pussy wrote:I wonder whether Froch will go through with a Adamu rematch...Pointless match but if the money is right will Hennessy let him turn up!
WARREN TO STAGE FROCH DEFENCE
Top promoter allegedly allegedly has won the right to stage Carl Froch's Commonwealth Super-Middleweight title defence against Ghana's Charles Adamu.
Purse bids were opened on Monday at the British Boxing Board of Control's headquarters in Cardiff and the winning bid delivered by Warren will once again ensure that Froch gets one of his biggest ever paydays courtesy of a rival promoter.
The amount bid by Warren is believed to be double that of Froch's own promoter Mick Hennessy.
Warren will put the fight on at the M.E.N Arena in Manchester on Saturday 22nd September.
The sly old dog, FW's under pressure from ITV so hes sent out for the cavalry to provide the fans with abit of entertainment. Hopefully this will serve as a prequel to Calzaghe-Froch (if Our Carly takes the fight)
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Max Molyneux
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Calzaghe Taylor with Froch Adamu as chief support?
or more likely
Calzaghe V TBA* with the winner fighting the winner of Froch Adamu.
* Whilst TBA is subject to various changes we can guarentee that he'll be fookin useless and a huge dissapointment to you lot, but fear not as we'll simply put "world championship boxing" on the tickets, so you can bog off for a refund when Mrs Miggins from the shop in postman pat is drafted in. And anyway, her inclusion will result in calzaghe appealing to the younger fans. Increasing his fan base. cha-ching.
or more likely
Calzaghe V TBA* with the winner fighting the winner of Froch Adamu.
* Whilst TBA is subject to various changes we can guarentee that he'll be fookin useless and a huge dissapointment to you lot, but fear not as we'll simply put "world championship boxing" on the tickets, so you can bog off for a refund when Mrs Miggins from the shop in postman pat is drafted in. And anyway, her inclusion will result in calzaghe appealing to the younger fans. Increasing his fan base. cha-ching.
Hard to fathom, this one.
Warren did have a stake in Woods-Johnson 3 - the IBF light heavy crown for Calzaghe. Presuming Johnson won. Which he didn't.
Does FW have eyes on Froch, knowing that Joe is near the end? Or does he just want to embarrass the competition, by saying 'I gace Froch his biggest purse."
Warren did have a stake in Woods-Johnson 3 - the IBF light heavy crown for Calzaghe. Presuming Johnson won. Which he didn't.
Does FW have eyes on Froch, knowing that Joe is near the end? Or does he just want to embarrass the competition, by saying 'I gace Froch his biggest purse."
good questionWhy didn't Warren bid for Froch's Mandatry against Reid?
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Strange that on Warren's website that he says he'll hold it on the 22nd at the MEN arena when it is obviously booked up.
The 22nd was the date that was being mooted for Calzaghe/Taylor in Londin wasn't it?
Froch on the undercard would pave the way for a future matchup. If they throw Amir Khan on the bill as well, it would please HBO and ITV and be quite a nice card.
The 22nd was the date that was being mooted for Calzaghe/Taylor in Londin wasn't it?
Froch on the undercard would pave the way for a future matchup. If they throw Amir Khan on the bill as well, it would please HBO and ITV and be quite a nice card.
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I think its pretty obvious FW would like Froch in his camp and have him as a successor to Joe - If Froch does get tempted by money and exposure on ITV and goes with Warren we wont be seeing him fight Kessler, Inkin, Mundine etc for quite a while as his career will be slowed right down - FW wont put loads of money into Froch and then risk him on the likes of Kessler - Joe will probably have to quit with hand problems and the Taylor fight if it happens may be his last - It would be a great move for FW if he did win Froch over but we would have to wait a lot longer to see Froch in with true world class opponents.Final Fight wrote:Hard to fathom, this one.
Warren did have a stake in Woods-Johnson 3 - the IBF light heavy crown for Calzaghe. Presuming Johnson won. Which he didn't.
Does FW have eyes on Froch, knowing that Joe is near the end? Or does he just want to embarrass the competition, by saying 'I gace Froch his biggest purse."
good questionWhy didn't Warren bid for Froch's Mandatry against Reid?
Sly move by Franky boy this one.
WARREN SMOKES HENNESSY'S BOOTS!
Top promoter allegedly has won the right to stage Carl Froch's Commonwealth Super-Middleweight title defence against Ghana's Charles Adamu.
Purse bids were opened today at the British Boxing Board of Control's headquarters in Cardiff and the winning bid delivered by Warren will once again ensure that Froch gets one of his biggest ever paydays courtesy of a rival promoter.
The amount bid by Warren is believed to be double that of Froch's own promoter Mick Hennessy.
Warren will put the fight on at the M.E.N Arena in Manchester on Saturday 22nd September.
WARREN SMOKES HENNESSY'S BOOTS!
Top promoter allegedly has won the right to stage Carl Froch's Commonwealth Super-Middleweight title defence against Ghana's Charles Adamu.
Purse bids were opened today at the British Boxing Board of Control's headquarters in Cardiff and the winning bid delivered by Warren will once again ensure that Froch gets one of his biggest ever paydays courtesy of a rival promoter.
The amount bid by Warren is believed to be double that of Froch's own promoter Mick Hennessy.
Warren will put the fight on at the M.E.N Arena in Manchester on Saturday 22nd September.
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Twinkle Toes
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Carl's last fight was like 2 months ago, shame we have to wait until September to see him back in action, not like he has time on his side..
I remember the first fight I saw of Froch's was against this Adamu on BBC, they hyped him up as best prospect in world boxing but put in a disappointing performance. Adamu is a tough nut but obviously Froch has improved since then so lets hope he does a number on him. Rematch does seem a waste of time mind.
I remember the first fight I saw of Froch's was against this Adamu on BBC, they hyped him up as best prospect in world boxing but put in a disappointing performance. Adamu is a tough nut but obviously Froch has improved since then so lets hope he does a number on him. Rematch does seem a waste of time mind.
Adamu clip here, plus some others i did of his :-lvlarc wrote:Carl's last fight was like 2 months ago, shame we have to wait until September to see him back in action, not like he has time on his side..
I remember the first fight I saw of Froch's was against this Adamu on BBC, they hyped him up as best prospect in world boxing but put in a disappointing performance. Adamu is a tough nut but obviously Froch has improved since then so lets hope he does a number on him. Rematch does seem a waste of time mind.
http://www.livefight.com/forum/index.ph ... 135.0.html
Also official TeamFroch Merchandise for sale ! =D
I will see if there is anything more to add to this saga from the man himself..
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Not surprised by Franky's move here, he is trying desperately to grab the attention in the middle of negoitiations for a TV deal, it really is a very desperate move and it shows for me how much confidence he has in his own fighters when he has to bid for others to appear on his shows. When fighters from his own promotional company are desperate for regular fights Franky bids over the odds for a fight that has no relevance to him, how is that going to make his fighters feel?
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