Upset at FW Promotions
Posted: 09 Nov 2014, 16:06
Francis w@rren seems to have upset someone in their stable going from a few comments on twitter. Anyone know what he's done or said?
Who holds the WBC International title at 147 anyhow :Plefty wrote:Frankie should go with Matchroom to be honest if the opportunity presents itself.
Why?lefty wrote:Frankie should go with Matchroom to be honest if the opportunity presents itself.
I'm not a huge fan of his but I think he'd probably get more opportunities with matchroom. Also there could be the possibility of the Brook fight if he got a good win under his belt in the meantime.Horse wrote:Why?lefty wrote:Frankie should go with Matchroom to be honest if the opportunity presents itself.
Hearn is such a boring promoter. He's ruining British boxing.
Gavin just had a world title eliminator against Bundu. He lost, that's not Warren's fault.lefty wrote:I'm not a huge fan of his but I think he'd probably get more opportunities with matchroom. Also there could be the possibility of the Brook fight if he got a good win under his belt in the meantime.
Horse wrote:Gavin just had a world title eliminator against Bundu. He lost, that's not Warren's fault.lefty wrote:I'm not a huge fan of his but I think he'd probably get more opportunities with matchroom. Also there could be the possibility of the Brook fight if he got a good win under his belt in the meantime.
Hearn will just have him fighting Argentinian journeymen for a couple of years and then send him over to America to fight Thurman.
Haha you could have a point there actually.Horse wrote:Gavin just had a world title eliminator against Bundu. He lost, that's not Warren's fault.lefty wrote:I'm not a huge fan of his but I think he'd probably get more opportunities with matchroom. Also there could be the possibility of the Brook fight if he got a good win under his belt in the meantime.
Hearn will just have him fighting Argentinian journeymen for a couple of years and then send him over to America to fight Thurman.
Agree, the crap this man is serving up is a joke. I have no idea where he finds some of these opponents. Greedy fake tanned knobhead.Horse wrote:Why?lefty wrote:Frankie should go with Matchroom to be honest if the opportunity presents itself.
Hearn is such a boring promoter. He's ruining British boxing.
SMALL AXE1 wrote:Agree, the crap this man is serving up is a joke. I have no idea where he finds some of these opponents. Greedy fake tanned knobhead.Horse wrote:Why?lefty wrote:Frankie should go with Matchroom to be honest if the opportunity presents itself.
Hearn is such a boring promoter. He's ruining British boxing.
Yeah, didn't he pull out of a few fights and all that kind of malarkey?expe wrote:Unless something's been deleted, all I can see is that Francis has said they will be back in the Midlands, but they'll have to see what happens in the Skeete fight first. That seems to have been taken as a suggestion that the loser of that fight will be cast to the wayside and the winner will get the big backing from, when to me it seemed more like a promoter avoiding favouring either of his fighters.
It's a bit rich for Frankie to be going on about loyalty IMO, they stuck by him when he was going through all his problems a few years ago when it would have been easy to let him go.
This! Honestly, people are fkin dumbstruck by Hearn, it's ridiculous!Horse wrote:Gavin just had a world title eliminator against Bundu. He lost, that's not Warren's fault.lefty wrote:I'm not a huge fan of his but I think he'd probably get more opportunities with matchroom. Also there could be the possibility of the Brook fight if he got a good win under his belt in the meantime.
Hearn will just have him fighting Argentinian journeymen for a couple of years and then send him over to America to fight Thurman.
ThisHorse wrote:Gavin just had a world title eliminator against Bundu. He lost, that's not Warren's fault.lefty wrote:I'm not a huge fan of his but I think he'd probably get more opportunities with matchroom. Also there could be the possibility of the Brook fight if he got a good win under his belt in the meantime.
Hearn will just have him fighting Argentinian journeymen for a couple of years and then send him over to America to fight Thurman.
Agree. But when its posted straight after multiple retweets of people slagging Francis off for his comments, seems a bit suspiciousste1983 wrote:ThisHorse wrote:Gavin just had a world title eliminator against Bundu. He lost, that's not Warren's fault.lefty wrote:I'm not a huge fan of his but I think he'd probably get more opportunities with matchroom. Also there could be the possibility of the Brook fight if he got a good win under his belt in the meantime.
Hearn will just have him fighting Argentinian journeymen for a couple of years and then send him over to America to fight Thurman.![]()
Theres nothing to say Frankie was talking about anyone at FW promotions anyway pure speculation
handsofstone wrote:Who holds the WBC International title at 147 anyhow :Plefty wrote:Frankie should go with Matchroom to be honest if the opportunity presents itself.
Horse wrote:Gavin just had a world title eliminator against Bundu. He lost, that's not Warren's fault.
Hearn will just have him fighting Argentinian journeymen for a couple of years and then send him over to America to fight Thurman.
Yes link belowstevieb_8006 wrote:Yeah, didn't he pull out of a few fights and all that kind of malarkey?expe wrote:Unless something's been deleted, all I can see is that Francis has said they will be back in the Midlands, but they'll have to see what happens in the Skeete fight first. That seems to have been taken as a suggestion that the loser of that fight will be cast to the wayside and the winner will get the big backing from, when to me it seemed more like a promoter avoiding favouring either of his fighters.
It's a bit rich for Frankie to be going on about loyalty IMO, they stuck by him when he was going through all his problems a few years ago when it would have been easy to let him go.
expe wrote:Unless something's been deleted, all I can see is that Francis has said they will be back in the Midlands, but they'll have to see what happens in the Skeete fight first. That seems to have been taken as a suggestion that the loser of that fight will be cast to the wayside and the winner will get the big backing from, when to me it seemed more like a promoter avoiding favouring either of his fighters.
It's a bit rich for Frankie to be going on about loyalty IMO, they stuck by him when he was going through all his problems a few years ago when it would have been easy to let him go.