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Re: Groves loses case against Booth
Posted: 13 Nov 2013, 05:29
by mickey1975
G0mez wrote:I know Booth divides people's thoughts on forums.
But looking at this black and white, the guy has been there throughout all of the poor opponents that probably had poor purses too - and now GG is having the the "big PPV fight" he gets dropped ?
He drove him around the UK for sparring, all the press conferences and training hours and the title fight is the kickback where you make your money back. I'm sure other trainers understand this and hence the contract to protect all parties.
See Ingle/Naz for further info...
Re: Groves loses case against Booth
Posted: 13 Nov 2013, 05:42
by NazNaci1
G0mez wrote:I know Booth divides people's thoughts on forums.
But looking at this black and white, the guy has been there throughout all of the poor opponents that probably had poor purses too - and now GG is having the the "big PPV fight" he gets dropped ?
He drove him around the UK for sparring, all the press conferences and training hours and the title fight is the kickback where you make your money back. I'm sure other trainers understand this and hence the contract to protect all parties.
Yup, I agree. I know its a dog eat dog world but come on, Booth has paid his dues here and to try and stiff him on what they both agreed is no different to what W@rren did to Calzaghe.
Re: Groves loses case against Booth
Posted: 13 Nov 2013, 06:26
by bigB
Just thinking about mind games you reckon Froch could play the biggest mind game by having Booth hold one of the belts during the ringwalk?
Re: Groves loses case against Booth
Posted: 13 Nov 2013, 06:43
by TopGun
bigB wrote:Just thinking about mind games you reckon Froch could play the biggest mind game by having Booth hold one of the belts during the ringwalk?
Booth wouldn't do it but that would be immense if he did. Or he could rope in Degale.
Re: Groves loses case against Booth
Posted: 13 Nov 2013, 10:47
by palooka
Teddy's Toupee wrote:palooka wrote:G0mez wrote:
Has Booth got a dagger in his hand?
He's got a snaggle tooth just like yours, palooka.
Groves has got a droopy booby like someone we know :x
Re: Groves loses case against Booth
Posted: 13 Nov 2013, 11:25
by expe
bigB wrote:Just thinking about mind games you reckon Froch could play the biggest mind game by having Booth hold one of the belts during the ringwalk?
I think it's far more likely that Booth ends up in Groves' corner than Froch's.
Re: Groves loses case against Booth
Posted: 13 Nov 2013, 11:36
by palooka
expe wrote:bigB wrote:Just thinking about mind games you reckon Froch could play the biggest mind game by having Booth hold one of the belts during the ringwalk?
I think it's far more likely that Booth ends up in Groves' corner than Froch's.
Me too though wouldn't it be mad if Booth were in Frochs corner and sabotaged it - tied his boot laces together and wiped vaseline in his eyes
