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Coyne sheds light on Cleverly cancellation

Posted: 01 Nov 2012, 00:17
by Locked & Loaded
This lad Coyne is rather sharp. Not your typical prizefighter. King could bollix a cup of tea. Was looking forward to this before that miserable pudendum stepped in.

http://www.BS.com/ryan-coyne-p ... art--58827

Re: Coyne sheds light on Cleverly cancellation

Posted: 01 Nov 2012, 02:47
by jessi
Seems a nice lad, anyone who still signs with king theses days should know better !

Re: Coyne sheds light on Cleverly cancellation

Posted: 01 Nov 2012, 06:34
by milpool
Fair assessment, goo on Ryan Coyne for speaking out.

Re: Coyne sheds light on Cleverly cancellation

Posted: 01 Nov 2012, 07:00
by Coco
If Coyne's contract with King has expired, what could King do to stop it?

Re: Coyne sheds light on Cleverly cancellation

Posted: 01 Nov 2012, 07:03
by Old bones Ian
Coco wrote:If Coyne's contract with King has expired, what could King do to stop it?
always read the small print, i dare say Don King has a few clauses on any contract. Even when they run out, he may of had percentage of any fight after the contract run out or something like that.

Re: Coyne sheds light on Cleverly cancellation

Posted: 03 Nov 2012, 05:37
by Final round
Still no opponent for Nathan ?

Re: Coyne sheds light on Cleverly cancellation

Posted: 03 Nov 2012, 07:25
by hoot
Well said Ryan Coyne, it's pity a lot more boxer's did not have your intellect (be it a bit late coming) promoters that that strap up boxer's are scum of the earth, They are no better than a murderer, A wrong one will play with a boxer career, till he is dead or worthless as a fighter, for their own monetary gain, a bad one will manipulate, lie ,cheat, pretend, all with a smile and false promises of making you into a superstar, if he does make you into a superstar, then you will be strapped up contractually, and you will do as you are told, if he doe's not make you a star, no one else can have you, any attempt to leave to further your career (or earn what you are worth) will result in legal action, even if it's an attempt to cost you lots of money with no real chance of success, as appears in this case (very sad) :shame:

Remember thou, scum bag promoters, do have a fiduciary duty of care to their fighters, and can be challenged in court, Stand your grownd Ryan on what i have read you will prevail.

Re: Coyne sheds light on Cleverly cancellation

Posted: 03 Nov 2012, 08:20
by twenty six
He might have intellect mate, but he did sign a Contract with King, and didn't make sure it was watertight.
Some might say that lacks intellect.

Re: Coyne sheds light on Cleverly cancellation

Posted: 03 Nov 2012, 08:47
by whiskey
I can't stand that mean-spirited, wretched creature.

When he finally kicks the bucket and the insincere RIP's all pile up, I'll reiterate it.

He's not a character, he is a wild-haired demon. An uncouth cretin with murder on his rap sheet.

He's done absolutely nothing for the lad's career - and now he's moved on, he then wakes up like some jabba the hut, and rings all his law bullies to jump on it. Scumbag.

Re: Coyne sheds light on Cleverly cancellation

Posted: 03 Nov 2012, 08:55
by Final round
G0mez wrote:I can't stand that mean-spirited, wretched creature.

When he finally kicks the bucket and the insincere RIP's all pile up, I'll reiterate it.

He's not a character, he is a wild-haired demon. An uncouth cretin with murder on his rap sheet.

He's done absolutely nothing for the lad's career - and now he's moved on, he then wakes up like some jabba the hut, and rings all his law bullies to jump on it. Scumbag.
think of when Tyson gave him a stomping it creates some decent imagery

Re: Coyne sheds light on Cleverly cancellation

Posted: 03 Nov 2012, 09:45
by hoot
twenty six wrote:He might have intellect mate, but he did sign a Contract with King, and didn't make sure it was watertight.
Some might say that lacks intellect.

I did add after intellect ( be it a bit late) Boxer's should really think hard, if a promoter says he can get you 6 fight a year and does not, make sure there is a clause, if you don’t get what is promised, that you can end the contract, a contract is a two way street,
( Get it right from the beginning )

Re: Coyne sheds light on Cleverly cancellation

Posted: 03 Nov 2012, 11:13
by TheCobra
G0mez wrote:I can't stand that mean-spirited, wretched creature.

When he finally kicks the bucket and the insincere RIP's all pile up, I'll reiterate it.

He's not a character, he is a wild-haired demon. An uncouth cretin with murder on his rap sheet.

He's done absolutely nothing for the lad's career - and now he's moved on, he then wakes up like some jabba the hut, and rings all his law bullies to jump on it. Scumbag.
The guy is a grade 1 psychopath, a wretched man, a flag-waving back stabber, immoral and uncouth.

Re: Coyne sheds light on Cleverly cancellation

Posted: 05 Nov 2012, 03:22
by blackbenson
still no news on clevs opponent ? hmmmmmmmm

Re: Coyne sheds light on Cleverly cancellation

Posted: 05 Nov 2012, 03:29
by Locked & Loaded
What rubbish! Fight is in 6 days! Put Clev in with Coyne at the Echo or in London, and let King rot in hell. Both lads deserve better than this.