Tea - message concerning Hare!
Tea - message concerning Hare!
Just had a message from the manager of IBF champion, I think you need to read it.
"Tell James Hare's people to start lobbying the IBF about an eliminator - and fast. Hare's in the top five and two of the other fighters in there (Damgaard and Kyvelos) appear to have other obligations. The other two guys, Celaya and Trabant, aren't exactly Leonard and Hearns. Hare needs to organize it quickly or Don King is going to get someone in there to fight Rafael Pineda for the no. 1 spot and leapfrog Hare. Mark my words."
This guys had some dealings with King and knows how he works. He (obviously) believes Spinks will come through against Mayorga.
Just thought I'd let you know.
"Tell James Hare's people to start lobbying the IBF about an eliminator - and fast. Hare's in the top five and two of the other fighters in there (Damgaard and Kyvelos) appear to have other obligations. The other two guys, Celaya and Trabant, aren't exactly Leonard and Hearns. Hare needs to organize it quickly or Don King is going to get someone in there to fight Rafael Pineda for the no. 1 spot and leapfrog Hare. Mark my words."
This guys had some dealings with King and knows how he works. He (obviously) believes Spinks will come through against Mayorga.
Just thought I'd let you know.
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MightyWarrior
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Interesting to hear that. It might be worth Hare holding back a bit though, there's no point rushing him at the moment.
I can't see the light punching Spinks holding off Mayorga for long though - then El Matador will be looking to move up for a super fight at light middle.
So we might get three vacant belts around the same time.
Enter Floyd Mayweather
I can't see the light punching Spinks holding off Mayorga for long though - then El Matador will be looking to move up for a super fight at light middle.
So we might get three vacant belts around the same time.
Enter Floyd Mayweather
Possibly, however the devision isn't great at all. As Kurt Ermhoff said the two leading fighters Celaya and Trabant are beatable. Those who have seen Danmguard knows he to is also beatable. Although I aint seen Kyvelos in action.MightyWarrior wrote:Interesting to hear that. It might be worth Hare holding back a bit though, there's no point rushing him at the moment.
Hare is 27 and although his ranking is a little high must grap any opportunity he can. He's in his prime, not going to get alot better and as you said the soon there will be an influx of Light Welter's (possibly including Hatton - if his weight making problems are correct) who will see this as a golden opportunity to capture belts.
Whether Spinks wins or loses, Hare got to get himself into the mandatory position. It can still be another year before he actually steps in the ring with Spinks or Mayorga.
Strike while the iron is hot is the expression.
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MightyWarrior
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Might be stopping off a light welter to beat up Gatti first.stujones wrote:Jumping up two weight devisions??MightyWarrior wrote: Enter Floyd Mayweather
But Arum's already quoted as saying he wants Floyd to win a title at 147 next year, in order to set up a super fight in late 2004 with Oscar.
Sounds unbelievable, but how can Bob resist a Hollywood Blockbuster like that?
The Golden Boy v The Pretty Boy ( with it's own sub plot too: Father v Son v Brother ) The story only needs a beautiful woman and a love triangle to be a typical Hollywood film, it's even got it's own Oscar
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Southpaw Stylist
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jamesmcdonnell
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Hare v Khaliq?
I thought Khaliq and Hare were mates and all, didn't think they would
ever want to fight each other, and aren't they both managed by Tommy Gilmour?
The British boxing scene is so bloody confusing, so hard to keep tabs on what the hell is going on half the time.
For what it's worth, I think Hare would win if they ever fought, he's a far more accomplished fighter technically.
ever want to fight each other, and aren't they both managed by Tommy Gilmour?
The British boxing scene is so bloody confusing, so hard to keep tabs on what the hell is going on half the time.
For what it's worth, I think Hare would win if they ever fought, he's a far more accomplished fighter technically.

