IFL TV

[80/20]

Have always liked the work that has been done by the lads at IFL and was pleased when the hard work they put in seemed to be paying off with good sponsorship deals and the BN Show however this interview seems to be one of a few lately that I feel is disapointing and shows them and the sport in a bad light .......maybe I am just out of touch with what people want ?????

Would be interested to know what others think ??


KUGAN CASSIUS, JAMES HELDER, DECLAN TAYLOR EN ROU…: http://youtu.be/BZdihnINfFE

[DMA1987]

Its not really what they want to be putting out now they have sponsors.

[Rexob]

They are really in the Zone now! cough cough!

[rm1]

I reckon they are alright this is fine, banter in tune with their image and personality. Keep it rolling.

[Lion-Heart]

I don't mind Kugans little clips but it should really be on his personal pages not on IFL YouTube channel

[wesshaw1985]

they do a great job in helping the fans get to know the fighter and the promoters.
You can get more emotionally invested in fighters and can keep up to date with what promoters are thinking.
I'm a big fan...

[Tarkus]

The are doing amazing job. They elevate the boxing shows they attend significantly. I love Kugans work particularly. He has a great interviewing instinct. He brings out the character of the subject and asks relevant questions. I dont like Helder that much though. His questions are very stereotypical, predictable and he doesnt engage with the subject. He even fails to hear what they are answering sometime.

[UrbanFox]

It's difficult to hate them both. They're just normal lads who are doing interviews.
I really liked the stuff Helder did when he went through a 8-week training camp to do a white-collar bout.

Kugan is a decent bloke but is way too sensitive. He has abused me in the past when I was simply voicing my opinion. Hearn has told him that a few times in interviews.

Nothing wrong with that video but would hide those 'cigarettes' in the future.

[whiskey]

They're just harmless lads, grinding out videos for their subscribers and trying to make it pay.

Boxing fans owe them big time for their footage from all the media, press, weigh-ins and post-fight interviews imo.

[Sklar]

They're just harmless lads, grinding out videos for their subscribers and trying to make it pay.

Boxing fans owe them big time for their footage from all the media, press, weigh-ins and post-fight interviews imo.

x2

[GooalaShooola]

They're just harmless lads, grinding out videos for their subscribers and trying to make it pay.

Boxing fans owe them big time for their footage from all the media, press, weigh-ins and post-fight interviews imo.

[MrJasonM]

I would have no qualms about paying for the service they provide. It's tremendous really.

They obviously enjoy what they do, which must be pivotal considering how much hard work it is to get to all the shows, and training sessions around the country.

It would be fantastic to think they could cover even more shows than they already do but I am not sure the demand is there.

Big thumbs up from me though!

[brian13]

Not every video is going to be perfect or to everyone's taste but what they have done or doing is fantastic and the speed they get the clips up is awesome. They are doing us fans a massive favour with the access and coverage.

[Rexob]

Yes, Best coverage of boxing by far.


Changed my mind Michelle Joy Phelps

[Sklar]

I would have no qualms about paying for the service they provide.

Ha. I wouldn't go that far, but maybe I'm the exception. Perhaps they should give it a try.

[MrJasonM]

It's worth saying that Seconds Out also are great for videos and coverage. I have only recently started watching their stuff, the more the merrier!