Statement from Hennessy Sports marketing team
Posted: 05 Aug 2005, 09:58
Statement from Hennessy Sports marketing team
Challenge to Elliot Worsell and Clive Bernath
Following his recent, ill-informed, comments on the Internet, the marketing team at Hennessy Sports would like to inform Deptford light middleweight Anthony Small how press releases are put together by a professional promotional outfit.
Fighters are asked for their comments on a matter. These are then ‘paraphrased’ into a press release by a member of the marketing team. Before distribution this copy is then verified with the fighter in question.
Nothing is in anyway, shape or form fabricated. Unlike your claim that your team had attempted to make a fight for you against two time Southern Area champion and former European title challenger David Walker.
We believe that, in fact, your people are pulling your strings. Given that you clearly don’t like us and are one for a challenge we are happy to put the team who pen and publish our articles against yours for the good of charity.
We suggest the following friendly sparring matches over three, two-minute rounds to take place at a gym of your choice in London:
Jim ‘The Juice’ Curry (Hennessy Sports, marketing) vs Elliot Worsell (Journalist, SecondsOut.com)
Jason ‘Jack’ Frost (Hennessy Sports, marketing) vs Clive Bernath (Editor, SecondsOut.com)
Each participant is to donate £100 to the charity of his opponent’s choice.
This will leave the real fighting to the real boxers like you.
David has re-iterated that he will happily meet you in the future.
“Once Small has progressed beyond six rounders to Championship level and actually brings something to the table other than hype, I will oblige him,” said Walker. “Right now, I have bigger fish to fry.”
Challenge to Elliot Worsell and Clive Bernath
Following his recent, ill-informed, comments on the Internet, the marketing team at Hennessy Sports would like to inform Deptford light middleweight Anthony Small how press releases are put together by a professional promotional outfit.
Fighters are asked for their comments on a matter. These are then ‘paraphrased’ into a press release by a member of the marketing team. Before distribution this copy is then verified with the fighter in question.
Nothing is in anyway, shape or form fabricated. Unlike your claim that your team had attempted to make a fight for you against two time Southern Area champion and former European title challenger David Walker.
We believe that, in fact, your people are pulling your strings. Given that you clearly don’t like us and are one for a challenge we are happy to put the team who pen and publish our articles against yours for the good of charity.
We suggest the following friendly sparring matches over three, two-minute rounds to take place at a gym of your choice in London:
Jim ‘The Juice’ Curry (Hennessy Sports, marketing) vs Elliot Worsell (Journalist, SecondsOut.com)
Jason ‘Jack’ Frost (Hennessy Sports, marketing) vs Clive Bernath (Editor, SecondsOut.com)
Each participant is to donate £100 to the charity of his opponent’s choice.
This will leave the real fighting to the real boxers like you.
David has re-iterated that he will happily meet you in the future.
“Once Small has progressed beyond six rounders to Championship level and actually brings something to the table other than hype, I will oblige him,” said Walker. “Right now, I have bigger fish to fry.”