Will Booth be in Groves Corner on Saturday?
Posted: 19 Nov 2013, 05:46
Nobody still knows for sure......
Adam Smith said that Booth is definietly going to be there on saturday though apparantly. He's still Groves's manager. In regards to him being in the corner, I wouldnt think so but hey you never know I guess.DMA1987 wrote:Isnt Booth suing Groves? I can't see it. Its not the WWE!
Lenny wrote:I think Paddy Fitzpatrick will walk Groves into the ring only to rip his face off to reveal he has been Booth all along. Froch will look horrified at this development, promptly forget his gameplan and wee himself a bit whilst McCracken starts chattering and pointing to random people in the crowd, hoping someone can do something. Adam Booth will then reveal to Froch that he is in-fact his brother and never forgave him the fact that his parents loved Carl more and brought him the millennium falcon that Booth always wanted.
Froch will have a Oliver McCall style breakdown in the ring, only Groves' superman punching ability will finish things in the first.
Boxrec will blame David Haye
It was not a court case. It was merely a decision by the BBBofC area council. It is yet to go to a court or via the BBBofC appeals stewards.Controversial wrote:I doubt it, he might be at ringside but not in his corner. Groves lost a court case last week against Booth. Booth enforced his managers contract therefore is still entitled to 25% of Groves winnings until January 2015. If I were Groves I wouldn't want him in my corner.
IMO it was Groves trying to be a smart arse as usual. It's the same answer Booth probably would have given, they think they are comedians.Crazyboy wrote:i refer back to when adam smith asked GG if Booth would be in the corner for this fight and GG's reply was 'not to my knowledge...no'
if it was a no, he would have simply said..'no, he isn't'
I'm probably reading too much into that but i have a feeling he might be in the corner
Lenny wrote:I think Paddy Fitzpatrick will walk Groves into the ring only to rip his face off to reveal he has been Booth all along. Froch will look horrified at this development, promptly forget his gameplan and wee himself a bit whilst McCracken starts chattering and pointing to random people in the crowd, hoping someone can do something. Adam Booth will then reveal to Froch that he is in-fact his brother and never forgave him the fact that his parents loved Carl more and brought him the millennium falcon that Booth always wanted.
Froch will have a Oliver McCall style breakdown in the ring, only Groves' superman punching ability will finish things in the first.
Boxrec will blame David Haye
Lenny wrote:I think Paddy Fitzpatrick will walk Groves into the ring only to rip his face off to reveal he has been Booth all along. Froch will look horrified at this development, promptly forget his gameplan and wee himself a bit whilst McCracken starts chattering and pointing to random people in the crowd, hoping someone can do something. Adam Booth will then reveal to Froch that he is in-fact his brother and never forgave him the fact that his parents loved Carl more and brought him the millennium falcon that Booth always wanted.
Froch will have a Oliver McCall style breakdown in the ring, only Groves' superman punching ability will finish things in the first.
Boxrec will blame David Haye
All through the build up I've been surprised how many things do affect Froch - all the 'spartan warrior' stuff - he seems to be mithered by the littlest things; he'd have been better off saving the mental energy used by fretting and getting upset.WelshJack wrote:I don't think it makes any difference what happens, isn't going to affect Froch so there is no point.
no and anyone who thinks so , after going to court and that is a clownTopGun wrote:Nobody still knows for sure......
I am very sure he had Andre Dirrell as his stablemate who was in training. Booth didn't need to be there because all Groves had to do was spar with Dirrell for loads of rounds and let Groves work on a couple of small things.hurlock wrote:I'd put money on him being there!
Booth loves to be involved, he craves attention like mourinhio & loves a story & psychological warfare aka the dark lord!
Fitzpatrick has worked with the stable many times & would he work with George without Adams approval , I think not. He is just a padman. Groves other big fight v degale he trained in Miami without booth & it went well.booth has done very well for groves securing him good money & routes albeit a few gambles have paid off & has gave George the booth wit & smugness. I really don't think George is a mad Frankenstein character who has gone off on one
It was an Area Council meeting, they had to sit in front of a few middle aged men, explain the situation and each side of the story, then a decision was made that Groves had to pay 25%, not hard to go to that and make it look genuine.Alba wrote:no and anyone who thinks so , after going to court and that is a clownTopGun wrote:Nobody still knows for sure......
Important part of training needs the coach to get his fighter following instructions or not making mistakes. Booth had Hayes trusted eye over seeing & reporting back ,so it suited him then & I believe it will suit him nowbrian13 wrote:I am very sure he had Andre Dirrell as his stablemate who was in training. Booth didn't need to be there because all Groves had to do was spar with Dirrell for loads of rounds and let Groves work on a couple of small things.hurlock wrote:I'd put money on him being there!
Booth loves to be involved, he craves attention like mourinhio & loves a story & psychological warfare aka the dark lord!
Fitzpatrick has worked with the stable many times & would he work with George without Adams approval , I think not. He is just a padman. Groves other big fight v degale he trained in Miami without booth & it went well.booth has done very well for groves securing him good money & routes albeit a few gambles have paid off & has gave George the booth wit & smugness. I really don't think George is a mad Frankenstein character who has gone off on one