oogiebe wrote: ↑27 Jul 2019, 12:23True. We'd be naive to think it's an isolated incident. If Wilder tested HOT, I'd be just as outraged. TBH more disappointed too.margaret thatcher wrote: ↑27 Jul 2019, 12:17 well tbf, its hardly as if guys dont fight dirty outside the uk, though i agree the whyte situation looks bad
To be honest I‘m not aware of any mistakes he‘s made so far handling rematch...he‘ just protecting his interests...
When the deal is done we'll know if Hearn did a good job or not. Hard to knock a guy who makes you millions of dollars, hate him or not. and I do despise Hearn.
I understand, it‘s just a job though where they protect THEIR interests and investments, they are doomed to be hated I guess...
LOL! I agree. I'm just really sensitive to spin and bullshvt.
I don't really hate most promoters. While I don't approve of the shadier elements of what they do, I realize that without 'em we wouldn't have fights.
No we don't. It could just be Eddie and Josh locking horns over which side of the pond to stage it. Of course I'm just reaching here.oogiebe wrote: ↑27 Jul 2019, 15:07Your assumption is fair. But if there is an ironclad rematch clause including location, then everything would be buttoned up in short order. None of us really know.candyslim wrote: ↑27 Jul 2019, 15:04 So if Hearn knows his job it's reasonable to assume that (being in the driver's seat offering Andy a shot at the title), he's going to remember to dot the 'I's and cross the 'T's when it comes to imposing the rematch clause (like he did much to Dillian Whyte's displeasure) ?
Of course we haven't seen the contract but I don't need to see the bank-vault to know I'm not going to be able to walk out with a rucksack full of gold ingots
If I understand that correctly you are saying that if Wilder was juicing, he wouldn't have those skinny bird-legs, is that the gist of it? I'm no expert but I don't think it works like that. You'd have to (want to) work on them.
Reason do the Dangan cards, and essentially don't work with their own fighters (they only have about 3) so are almost solely a promoter of boxing shows, not boxers. Working across the Japanese gym system to put on compelling bouts as a promoter.
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Thanks for taking the trouble BP. Now I feel bad for being flippantBoxing Prospect wrote: ↑28 Jul 2019, 04:58Reason do the Dangan cards, and essentially don't work with their own fighters (they only have about 3) so are almost solely a promoter of boxing shows, not boxers. Working across the Japanese gym system to put on compelling bouts as a promoter.
Kadoebi are just cool, they put most their shows online for free, are easy to contact and push their young prospects. Seem very much none politics, with their 2 big political issues being kicking a guy out of their gym for failing weight and refusing to sign the Kameda's a few years ago because the fighters didn't want the toxic environment.
