BoxRec

The Fighters: Buddy McGirt and Packey McFarland

The Trainer: Ray Arcel (3rd time under the F.O.L Inc. banner.)

Time to kick some ass!

Welcome back FoL. Any time you want to teach your fighters a lesson MVP is happy to throw them a beating.

Marlin wrote:Welcome back FoL. Any time you want to teach your fighters a lesson MVP is happy to throw them a beating.

Thanks, Glad to be back 8)

Week #3: Mayweather vs McFarland/Quartey vs McGirt????

Sounds like a winner. I'm glad you want to let your fighters know where they stand straight away.

Excellent! Can you make arrangements to duck our fighters next week? Or would that be too soon?

BoxBuzz wrote:Excellent! Can you make arrangements to duck our fighters next week? Or would that be too soon?

haha,yeah go ahead and say my fighters are going to duck yours next week after arrangements have already been made for that time(the post above yours), if you want to set shit up for a week 4 stable war, just let me know.

Week 4 it is then. Your hazing can wait. However don't run away.

BoxBuzz wrote:Week 4 it is then. Your hazing can wait. However don't run away.

Nice move Buzz, allow MVP to soften them up so you can finsh them off

The collusionists, must be contained and clobbered.

There is no other way.

BoxBuzz wrote:Week 4 it is then. Your hazing can wait. However don't run away.

alright, Week 4: McGirt vs Walker/McFarland vs Williams

do you agree with this?

Would you be happier if we switched them around?

Or are you attempting to win a fight by putting Packey up against Williams?

As you know we prefer to defeat everyone we face, and I'm lookin at that particular fight and scratchin my head a little. It seems to me Packey has a shot against Paul......and that sort of thing is frowned upon by the board at GBP.

I'll trust (in this case) that it is your intent to set up these two fights in a way that gives the GBP fighters the greatest advantage. I'm only allowing you this sort of leeway because of the rich history of trust and respect that our two camps have developed over the years. If Packey were to win that fight, I'm afraid much of that good feeling could be lost in the tumult.