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Can Ifilm Tv do a Mark Kaylor interview?

Posted: 08 Nov 2014, 10:21
by Eddy
:??

Mix it up boys, with some old fighters from the past.

Re: Can Ifilm Tv do a Mark Kaylor interview?

Posted: 08 Nov 2014, 10:45
by dapug
Would they have the knowledge?

Re: Can Ifilm Tv do a Mark Kaylor interview?

Posted: 08 Nov 2014, 10:48
by palooka
Isn't Mark in California?

(Have they done a Jason Rowland interview?)

Re: Can Ifilm Tv do a Mark Kaylor interview?

Posted: 08 Nov 2014, 10:49
by Sklar
(This isn't an insult to them) James and Kugan are fairly young guys who I don't think have much pre-Hatton awareness. They cover the current scene well and both clearly keep up to speed with what's going on now, but I strongly suspect that if they started dipping into historical stuff they'd not do quite as good a job. Maybe they'll prove me wrong.

Re: Can Ifilm Tv do a Mark Kaylor interview?

Posted: 08 Nov 2014, 10:50
by Eddy
Yeah he's in LA. Be good though to hear from some boxers from the past. Ifilm do a great job with the current stuff though.

Re: Can Ifilm Tv do a Mark Kaylor interview?

Posted: 08 Nov 2014, 10:53
by palooka
It would be good, he always came across as a thoughtful man, Kaylor. He was intelligent and articulate. Steve Roberts would be a good interview as well; he did about the best (along with Jason Rowland) of all the West Ham bunch of the last 25 years, (after Nigel Benn obviously).

Re: Can Ifilm Tv do a Mark Kaylor interview?

Posted: 08 Nov 2014, 12:10
by Old bones Ian
I had a message from Marks son a couple of years ago, saying Marks doing well in America, and doesn't really do any interviews anymore. But is enjoying life

Re: Can Ifilm Tv do a Mark Kaylor interview?

Posted: 08 Nov 2014, 15:21
by dbf
BM did a good interview with him a few years back. More information in that then you will likely get from any of the youtube reporters.

Re: Can Ifilm Tv do a Mark Kaylor interview?

Posted: 08 Nov 2014, 15:37
by littlepug
dbf wrote:BM did a good interview with him a few years back. More information in that then you will likely get from any of the youtube reporters.
Remember that bloody hell was it really a few years back ! mind you I can pick up a really old copy of most boxing mags and remember the articles like it was yesterday.

Re: Can Ifilm Tv do a Mark Kaylor interview?

Posted: 08 Nov 2014, 16:50
by polecateddy
littlepug wrote:
dbf wrote:BM did a good interview with him a few years back. More information in that then you will likely get from any of the youtube reporters.
Remember that bloody hell was it really a few years back ! mind you I can pick up a really old copy of most boxing mags and remember the articles like it was yesterday.
It was a good interview. I liked the fact Mark was very honest about his ability and said he knew he wasn't world-class.

Re: Can Ifilm Tv do a Mark Kaylor interview?

Posted: 09 Nov 2014, 11:53
by tobyh5
Fcuk me some people missing a business opportunity or way to crack into it here. Grab a camcorder and seek out ex fighters, previous big names and do sit down interviews with them. Upload to youtube, smash them around social media, get some hits, now you are in the industry. No previous experience or training needed, worked for Kuggan and James

Re: Can Ifilm Tv do a Mark Kaylor interview?

Posted: 09 Nov 2014, 14:51
by dbf
tobyh5 wrote:Fcuk me some people missing a business opportunity or way to crack into it here. Grab a camcorder and seek out ex fighters, previous big names and do sit down interviews with them. Upload to youtube, smash them around social media, get some hits, now you are in the industry. No previous experience or training needed, worked for Kuggan and James
Sounds good on paper. Sadly its not really a business though. I doubt IFLTV are making that much now and they've literally been to every show going for the last few years. The demand is not their for boxing. Also everyone and their dog is doing it now, meaning its becoming more saturated. If you want t business, talk about video games or unwrap kinder eggs (not joking) because thats where the money is.

Re: Can Ifilm Tv do a Mark Kaylor interview?

Posted: 09 Nov 2014, 16:28
by bripez
dbf wrote:
tobyh5 wrote:Fcuk me some people missing a business opportunity or way to crack into it here. Grab a camcorder and seek out ex fighters, previous big names and do sit down interviews with them. Upload to youtube, smash them around social media, get some hits, now you are in the industry. No previous experience or training needed, worked for Kuggan and James
Sounds good on paper. Sadly its not really a business though. I doubt IFLTV are making that much now and they've literally been to every show going for the last few years. The demand is not their for boxing. Also everyone and their dog is doing it now, meaning its becoming more saturated. If you want t business, talk about video games or unwrap kinder eggs (not joking) because thats where the money is.

Is IFL their full time job and only source of income?

If so, how can they afford to live and eat if they spent years without earning a penny?

I don't know how the internet works with regards to money but there are loads of bloggers and people who post stuff on YouTube that seem to do well out if it financially.

Re: Can Ifilm Tv do a Mark Kaylor interview?

Posted: 09 Nov 2014, 16:34
by lefty
tobyh5 wrote:Fcuk me some people missing a business opportunity or way to crack into it here. Grab a camcorder and seek out ex fighters, previous big names and do sit down interviews with them. Upload to youtube, smash them around social media, get some hits, now you are in the industry. No previous experience or training needed, worked for Kuggan and James
Uh oh Branson is in the building again.

Re: Can Ifilm Tv do a Mark Kaylor interview?

Posted: 09 Nov 2014, 16:36
by lefty
bripez wrote:
dbf wrote:
tobyh5 wrote:Fcuk me some people missing a business opportunity or way to crack into it here. Grab a camcorder and seek out ex fighters, previous big names and do sit down interviews with them. Upload to youtube, smash them around social media, get some hits, now you are in the industry. No previous experience or training needed, worked for Kuggan and James
Sounds good on paper. Sadly its not really a business though. I doubt IFLTV are making that much now and they've literally been to every show going for the last few years. The demand is not their for boxing. Also everyone and their dog is doing it now, meaning its becoming more saturated. If you want t business, talk about video games or unwrap kinder eggs (not joking) because thats where the money is.

Is IFL their full time job and only source of income?

If so, how can they afford to live and eat if they spent years without earning a penny?

I don't know how the internet works with regards to money but there are loads of bloggers and people who post stuff on YouTube that seem to do well out if it financially.
Someone made a comment in the past that Kugan is a trust fund baby. Dont know how true that is but it could explain how he seems to be doing alright for himself. He did go to a private school aswell so im assuming his parents were fairly well off.

Re: Can Ifilm Tv do a Mark Kaylor interview?

Posted: 09 Nov 2014, 16:53
by bripez
Please tell me he didn't go to the same school as Eddie, Mark Wright and Arg and the gang?

Re: Can Ifilm Tv do a Mark Kaylor interview?

Posted: 09 Nov 2014, 17:00
by lefty
bripez wrote:Please tell me he didn't go to the same school as Eddie, Mark Wright and Arg and the gang?
Na i dont think they went to the same school but I dont know if the schools were that far apart though in truth.

Re: Can Ifilm Tv do a Mark Kaylor interview?

Posted: 09 Nov 2014, 17:00
by Eddy
bripez wrote:Please tell me he didn't go to the same school as Eddie, Mark Wright and Arg and the gang?
I think he comes from Basildon. The towie lot are from posh Essex like Chigwell, Epping, Brentwood.

Re: Can Ifilm Tv do a Mark Kaylor interview?

Posted: 09 Nov 2014, 17:20
by tobyh5
lefty wrote:
tobyh5 wrote:Fcuk me some people missing a business opportunity or way to crack into it here. Grab a camcorder and seek out ex fighters, previous big names and do sit down interviews with them. Upload to youtube, smash them around social media, get some hits, now you are in the industry. No previous experience or training needed, worked for Kuggan and James
Uh oh Branson is in the building again.
Do you want a copy of my book buddy?