Re: Please someone sort out this disgrace of a sport!
Posted: 13 Nov 2016, 17:50
That's all fine and well, but it wasn't in that situation. It was off the record and unnecessary.bripez wrote:Fair enough mate, I know what you are saying but when would be the right time and place?mickey1975 wrote:No, not say anything. Like I say, there is a time and a place. You don't rush in telling a fighter he was lucky unless you're a complete wanker. Jamie didn't score the fight.bripez wrote:
What would you have rather he said?
Act like some kiss arse fanboy and say great fight you easily won that one ?
Although that type of question might be best asked of managers and promoters, it is also fair to remember that boxers these days use all kinds of social media to generate positive publicity (which translates to special nsordhip and therefore money) as well as the usual interviews etc but not all publicity is always positive - sometimes it is a double edged sword and you have to take the rough with the smooth