BRITISH BOXERS, WHAT KIND OF PAYDAYS ARE THEY REALLY ON...?
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overhand_right
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BRITISH BOXERS, WHAT KIND OF PAYDAYS ARE THEY REALLY ON...?
Im not on about Amir-fcukin-Khan & Hatton etc, im interested to see what kind of payday does the likes of David Haye recieve for defending his european title in York Hall?
What did Matt Skelton or Danny Williams recieve for their british title fight?
What kind of cabbage are we really talkin? What about a low profile fight? I heard when Mike Holden upset Jules in a half empty York Hall he scraped less than 10K...?
Anyone got the inside track?
What did Matt Skelton or Danny Williams recieve for their british title fight?
What kind of cabbage are we really talkin? What about a low profile fight? I heard when Mike Holden upset Jules in a half empty York Hall he scraped less than 10K...?
Anyone got the inside track?
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Southpaw Stylist
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Re: BRITISH BOXERS, WHAT KIND OF PAYDAYS ARE THEY REALLY ON.
Skelton v Williams was for the Commonwealth title. The British became vacant went Skelton lost.overhand_right wrote:Im not on about Amir-fcukin-Khan & Hatton etc, im interested to see what kind of payday does the likes of David Haye recieve for defending his european title in York Hall?
What did Matt Skelton or Danny Williams recieve for their british title fight?
What kind of cabbage are we really talkin? What about a low profile fight? I heard when Mike Holden upset Jules in a half empty York Hall he scraped less than 10K...?
Anyone got the inside track?
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boxingchat
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TerribleTerry
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Mike Holden's appearances as an extra on Coronation St tell us he hardly made his fortune thru bpro boxing BC.boxingchat wrote:Does it matter?
Scrapped £10k....How much do you earn?
I know plenty of lower rung pros who hold down full time jobs. Boxing pays for the family holiday or christmas...its a bonus to their income, not the sole source.
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£100K? seriously? I would have thought more like £30K..... I mean the opponent was unknown in this country and was a 10-1 outsider.knockout wrote:Haye got circa £100k the other night
Williams got £50k v Skelton...
I got these from another pro so i assume they are fairly accurate
If he got £100 K his manager deserves a serious pat on the back - he is not even a bg name to the public (at least Williams is well known.)
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Is that why Tyson is in the Simpsons then to boost his income?TerribleTerry wrote:Mike Holden's appearances as an extra on Coronation St tell us he hardly made his fortune thru bpro boxing BC.boxingchat wrote:Does it matter?
Scrapped £10k....How much do you earn?
I know plenty of lower rung pros who hold down full time jobs. Boxing pays for the family holiday or christmas...its a bonus to their income, not the sole source.
Did Hatton not do Coronation Street, he skint as well. Robbie Williams done Eastenders to pay for his Gas Bill did he?
I think you will find that Holden gives alot of his money to the Church which is commendable but obviously affordable.
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Thats right BC, compare apples with oranges..best way to win an arguement?!boxingchat wrote:Is that why Tyson is in the Simpsons then to boost his income?TerribleTerry wrote:Mike Holden's appearances as an extra on Coronation St tell us he hardly made his fortune thru bpro boxing BC.boxingchat wrote:Does it matter?
Scrapped £10k....How much do you earn?
I know plenty of lower rung pros who hold down full time jobs. Boxing pays for the family holiday or christmas...its a bonus to their income, not the sole source.
Did Hatton not do Coronation Street, he skint as well. Robbie Williams done Eastenders to pay for his Gas Bill did he?
I think you will find that Holden gives alot of his money to the Church which is commendable but obviously affordable.
Spot the odd one out if you will:
1. Robbie Williams
2. Mike Tyson
3. Ricky Hatton
4. Mike Holden.
In which fights did Mike Holden feature that secured his financial future Mr BC, please do tell...
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TerribleTerry wrote:Thats right BC, compare apples with oranges..best way to win an arguement?!boxingchat wrote:Is that why Tyson is in the Simpsons then to boost his income?TerribleTerry wrote: Mike Holden's appearances as an extra on Coronation St tell us he hardly made his fortune thru bpro boxing BC.
I know plenty of lower rung pros who hold down full time jobs. Boxing pays for the family holiday or christmas...its a bonus to their income, not the sole source.
Did Hatton not do Coronation Street, he skint as well. Robbie Williams done Eastenders to pay for his Gas Bill did he?
I think you will find that Holden gives alot of his money to the Church which is commendable but obviously affordable.
Spot the odd one out if you will:
1. Robbie Williams
2. Mike Tyson
3. Ricky Hatton
4. Mike Holden.
In which fights did Mike Holden feature that secured his financial future Mr BC, please do tell...
Spot the difference:
1. Part of a multi-Million record sellong Boy Band and now a multi-Million pound solo artist.
2. Youngest ever World Heavyweight Champion and global superstar.
3. Unified World Champion with massive box-office appeal.
4. Tough, but average Heavyweight, sold no tickets, zero appeal, zero charisma who lost to a few equally average fighters.
Secondly, Tyson earned $300/400M is he financially secure?
Holden done better than many fighters much better than him for being in the right pace at the right time. Is he complaining?
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exactly my point you know all fraud.!!boxingchat wrote: Sadly, Holden did not reach the heights of financial security due to his losses.
This thread isnt about what people did with their money, but how much they got in the first place.
Now go and allude to knowledge/insider information you haven't got on another thread!!
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Doubt if this helps but:
Geoff Mccreesh got something like £27k for his european title challenge a few years back.
Michael Gomez got £17k for fighting Alex Arthur.
I think Nicky Booth was earning about £30k per defence of his british title.
These sums were reported in Boxing News.
It would be interesting to know what kind of cash journeymen like the Smith twins and Peter Buckley get. They must make quite a bit of moolah when fighting about 20 times a year....
Geoff Mccreesh got something like £27k for his european title challenge a few years back.
Michael Gomez got £17k for fighting Alex Arthur.
I think Nicky Booth was earning about £30k per defence of his british title.
These sums were reported in Boxing News.
It would be interesting to know what kind of cash journeymen like the Smith twins and Peter Buckley get. They must make quite a bit of moolah when fighting about 20 times a year....
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rubberneck wrote:Doubt if this helps but:
Geoff Mccreesh got something like £27k for his european title challenge a few years back.
Michael Gomez got £17k for fighting Alex Arthur.
I think Nicky Booth was earning about £30k per defence of his british title.
These sums were reported in Boxing News.
It would be interesting to know what kind of cash journeymen like the Smith twins and Peter Buckley get. They must make quite a bit of moolah when fighting about 20 times a year....
What is this fasination about peoples wages?
Boxing News wrote it it must be true
Is this the same BN that printed letters from such well known Boxing pundits as: Peter File, Lydia Bins, Justin Case, Ellen Back, Norma Stits and others I can't recall.
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Managers get 25% of the NET purse after trainers, costs and sanction fees etc have been deducted. The Board get 4% over £1,500 or 2% if another body's title is involved who in turn take 3%.Terence wrote:Isn't managers cut 33% and trainer 10% so that is nearly half gone already?
Haye must have gotten some of that Sky "silly money" that we used to hear a lot about.
Not bad for a know-nothing like me
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How do sanction fees work, is it the promoter or boxer that pays them to the ruling bodies?boxingchat wrote:Managers get 25% of the NET purse after trainers, costs and sanction fees etc have been deducted. The Board get 4% over £1,500 or 2% if another body's title is involved who in turn take 3%.Terence wrote:Isn't managers cut 33% and trainer 10% so that is nearly half gone already?
Haye must have gotten some of that Sky "silly money" that we used to hear a lot about.
Not bad for a know-nothing like me
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