Both parties appear confident in their words. I wonder who is right?
I think more often than not, the promoters have had better legal advice and are also personally more experienced in these situations. They're also generally more business smarter than the boxers. I think the only thing that the boxers have an advantage of from our perspective is that they're probably more honest so the promoter would more likely be lying for whatever purposes they feel like.NazNaci1 wrote: ↑04 Oct 2024, 11:47Both parties appear confident in their words. I wonder who is right?
'Fish Eyes' is notorious for this and will not let it go, if he is right.
Similar story with Tony B, wasn't it? I could be wrong. Both were saying the polar opposites, but Bellew walked away. Same with Hatton? Both times, Fw@nk threatened legal action.
As I say, I could easily be mistaken
