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Which Promoter Has The Best British Stable?

Posted: 19 Jan 2022, 15:57
by 595179
Vote your socks off please gentlemens.

Re: Which Promoter Has The Best British Stable?

Posted: 19 Jan 2022, 16:38
by maverick23
I think Eddie comfortably has the best stable.

Top Rank probably has the best fighter (Taylor) with Fury a close second. Boxxer don’t actually have a big stable but they seem to be able to get deals done on a fight by fight basis it seems.
Frank has Fury and some other good fighters but after the first 5-6 his stable doesn’t have much depth at all.

Probellum has a good stable and have made some really good signings but will need a few more to be competitive.

Re: Which Promoter Has The Best British Stable?

Posted: 19 Jan 2022, 16:52
by Rezzer1967
maverick23 wrote: 19 Jan 2022, 16:38 I think Eddie comfortably has the best stable.

Top Rank probably has the best fighter (Taylor) with Fury a close second. Boxxer don’t actually have a big stable but they seem to be able to get deals done on a fight by fight basis it seems.
Frank has Fury and some other good fighters but after the first 5-6 his stable doesn’t have much depth at all.

Probellum has a good stable and have made some really good signings but will need a few more to be competitive.
PBC have a lot of (inactive) big names. Probellum have gone quiet after their first 2 major shows had less thatn 5000 viewers on Freesports. Matchroom have currently a big roster of fighters but they might also be getting less than 5000 viewers for all we know. I think it's closer to 5000 than the 200/300K we often hear on the forums. Warren doesn't really have Fury and most of his shows are dire. There's definitely a gap for Boxxer to exploit in the UK. Top Rank have good main events but poor undercards probably due to limited budgets on ESPN. In all honesty, no ones putting on shows like Don King, Warren, Arum or even Frank Maloney put on in the 90s.

Re: Which Promoter Has The Best British Stable?

Posted: 19 Jan 2022, 17:10
by JamesPhilips
I don't care as I'm not an SJW crybaby but there's something a bit odd about a promoters stable. As in the word. Like a slave master :lol:

Re: Which Promoter Has The Best British Stable?

Posted: 19 Jan 2022, 19:09
by 583940
Boxxers stable is atrocious at the moment. Not been impressed with most of their signings.

Sky are heavily relying on Josh Taylor (Top Rank) and Chris Eubank Jr ( wasserman) as headliners

Re: Which Promoter Has The Best British Stable?

Posted: 19 Jan 2022, 19:26
by 583940
Hearns Uk stable is by far the best

Anthony Joshua, Lawrence Okolie, Leigh Wood, Josh Warrington, Liam Smith, Callum Smith, Dillian Whyte, Lee Mcgregor, Felix Cash, John Ryder, Connor Benn, Joshua Buatsi, Dereck Chisora, Joe Cordina, Chris Billam-Smith, Maxi Hughes, Craig Richards, Dalton Smith, Scott Fitzgerald, Lerrone Richards, Kieron Conway, James Tennyson, Hopey Price, Fabio Wardley, Cyrus Pattinson, Callum French, Johnny Fisher, Caoimhin Agyarko, Cheavon Clarke

Re: Which Promoter Has The Best British Stable?

Posted: 19 Jan 2022, 19:40
by mickey1975
583940 wrote: 19 Jan 2022, 19:09 Boxxers stable is atrocious at the moment. Not been impressed with most of their signings.

Sky are heavily relying on Josh Taylor (Top Rank) and Chris Eubank Jr ( wasserman) as headliners
Marshall, Dickinson, the McCormack lads will do ok.

Re: Which Promoter Has The Best British Stable?

Posted: 19 Jan 2022, 20:56
by rio
Top Rank. Quality over quantity. Has the only 2 British world champions that are genuinely the best in there weight class.

Re: Which Promoter Has The Best British Stable?

Posted: 20 Jan 2022, 01:58
by maverick23
mickey1975 wrote: 19 Jan 2022, 19:40
583940 wrote: 19 Jan 2022, 19:09 Boxxers stable is atrocious at the moment. Not been impressed with most of their signings.

Sky are heavily relying on Josh Taylor (Top Rank) and Chris Eubank Jr ( wasserman) as headliners
Marshall, Dickinson, the McCormack lads will do ok.
Have the McCormacks aligned with Boxxer? I thought they were currently 100% Probellum. Same with Dickinson too whose last fight was with Probellum.

Re: Which Promoter Has The Best British Stable?

Posted: 20 Jan 2022, 03:07
by mickey1975
maverick23 wrote: 20 Jan 2022, 01:58
mickey1975 wrote: 19 Jan 2022, 19:40
583940 wrote: 19 Jan 2022, 19:09 Boxxers stable is atrocious at the moment. Not been impressed with most of their signings.

Sky are heavily relying on Josh Taylor (Top Rank) and Chris Eubank Jr ( wasserman) as headliners
Marshall, Dickinson, the McCormack lads will do ok.
Have the McCormacks aligned with Boxxer? I thought they were currently 100% Probellum. Same with Dickinson too whose last fight was with Probellum.
I meant Sky.

Re: Which Promoter Has The Best British Stable?

Posted: 20 Jan 2022, 03:42
by maverick23
mickey1975 wrote: 20 Jan 2022, 03:07
maverick23 wrote: 20 Jan 2022, 01:58
mickey1975 wrote: 19 Jan 2022, 19:40
Marshall, Dickinson, the McCormack lads will do ok.
Have the McCormacks aligned with Boxxer? I thought they were currently 100% Probellum. Same with Dickinson too whose last fight was with Probellum.
I meant Sky.
The McCormacks, as things stand at the moment, won’t be on Sky though as they’ve only done a deal with Probellum. Same with Dickinson too as he signed with Probellum after debuting on a Boxxer show.

If Sky do a deal with Probellum though that changes things but I can’t see it happening really as they’ll need to do it through Boxxer.

Out of interest, do you still think Frank has easily the best stable in Britain?

Re: Which Promoter Has The Best British Stable?

Posted: 20 Jan 2022, 06:45
by Ruthless-RKO
I think Ol' Frank has a very good stable, lot's of prospects, but there's no focus on them..

He only 'cares' about a few of them. Potential = wasted.

Hearn uses all his stable as best he can, gets everyone out the best he can.

Re: Which Promoter Has The Best British Stable?

Posted: 20 Jan 2022, 08:10
by garethhop
Hearn without a shadow of a doubt, but as weak as it's been for a long long time, and in an increasingly complicated market.

The Sky fights in February - Eubank/Willis, Khan/Brook and Taylor/Catterall trump Wood/Conlan, Martinez/Warrington, Okolie/Cieslak, Ryder/Jacobs, in my view (although I' like them all in one way or another).

There's also no imminent date for when Matchroom's two biggest heavyweight starts will fight, or even on what channel they will fight on.

Matchroom need that linear channel on Sky.