some people crudely described frank as a lucky guy but his recent promotional role in the career of david haye could once again have 'LOTTO WINNER' written all over it for frank.
well done little fella, and you owe me a beer for the 'big up' ..
Rhino hate to be picky but Frank did not gamble in Lennox Lewis - the investment came from some bloke who I cannot remember the name of and then he was getting into financial difficulties or something like that and Panos Eliades came in with a good few grand to buy out the contract - it was then at that stage Frank became the boxing guru at Panix Promotions. I also have to say what an outstanding job Frank did - and as much as both myself and you liked Panos and his brother Athos - I feel Panos should have done everything and anything to keep Frank with him!!!rhino222 wrote:gotta hand it to little frank, he gambled big time when he invested in lennox lewis and was duly rewarded when the big man became one of the best heavyweights of all time and cleaned up the division.
some people crudely described frank as a lucky guy but his recent promotional role in the career of david haye could once again have 'LOTTO WINNER' written all over it for frank.
well done little fella, and you owe me a beer for the 'big up' ..
The bloke who put the seed money up for Lennox was Roger Levitt, from Hadley Wood. He was basically a fraudster.Albert wrote:Rhino hate to be picky but Frank did not gamble in Lennox Lewis - the investment came from some bloke who I cannot remember the name of and then he was getting into financial difficulties or something like that and Panos Eliades came in with a good few grand to buy out the contract - it was then at that stage Frank became the boxing guru at Panix Promotions. I also have to say what an outstanding job Frank did - and as much as both myself and you liked Panos and his brother Athos - I feel Panos should have done everything and anything to keep Frank with him!!!rhino222 wrote:gotta hand it to little frank, he gambled big time when he invested in lennox lewis and was duly rewarded when the big man became one of the best heavyweights of all time and cleaned up the division.
some people crudely described frank as a lucky guy but his recent promotional role in the career of david haye could once again have 'LOTTO WINNER' written all over it for frank.
well done little fella, and you owe me a beer for the 'big up' ..
It was during and then after the Lewis/Botha show that cracks appeared everywhere - if you remember practically everyone was stabbing each other in the back!!! - I think it was shortly after that Frank went over to Frank W arren.
To be perfectly honest - where I thought Frank was barking mad was taking on David Haye - not because of any perceived abilities that Haye had or has but all what goes on behind the scenes - lets just say in a diplomatic way Team Haye are hard negoitiators and not the easiest people to deal with - then there is the financial rewards - I wonder if little Frank has made any money at all from dealing with Team Haye.
The money for Little Frank should be coming now - but a comment which not a lot of people have picked up on in Hayes interview after the Mormeck fight were the words ... "I'm a free agent".
F rank Maloney deserves an immense amount of credit for giving Haye the platform on Maloney Promotion shows to showcase his talents - I really do hope that Haye now repays that with allowing Frank to promote some massive shows in the UK.
Whilst many will disagree with me it is with Haye and not Lennox Lewis where Frank Maloney deserves the credit and really putting up the money for Haye.
I wonder what Team Haye's next move is.
Thank you for that it was him wasn't it that had the purse strings at first for Lennox until Panos came in there and bought the contract out - heard various figures being banded around some as high as £400k.KO Artist wrote:The bloke who put the seed money up for Lennox was Roger Levitt, from Hadley Wood. He was basically a fraudster.Albert wrote:Rhino hate to be picky but Frank did not gamble in Lennox Lewis - the investment came from some bloke who I cannot remember the name of and then he was getting into financial difficulties or something like that and Panos Eliades came in with a good few grand to buy out the contract - it was then at that stage Frank became the boxing guru at Panix Promotions. I also have to say what an outstanding job Frank did - and as much as both myself and you liked Panos and his brother Athos - I feel Panos should have done everything and anything to keep Frank with him!!!rhino222 wrote:gotta hand it to little frank, he gambled big time when he invested in lennox lewis and was duly rewarded when the big man became one of the best heavyweights of all time and cleaned up the division.
some people crudely described frank as a lucky guy but his recent promotional role in the career of david haye could once again have 'LOTTO WINNER' written all over it for frank.
well done little fella, and you owe me a beer for the 'big up' ..
It was during and then after the Lewis/Botha show that cracks appeared everywhere - if you remember practically everyone was stabbing each other in the back!!! - I think it was shortly after that Frank went over to Frank W arren.
To be perfectly honest - where I thought Frank was barking mad was taking on David Haye - not because of any perceived abilities that Haye had or has but all what goes on behind the scenes - lets just say in a diplomatic way Team Haye are hard negoitiators and not the easiest people to deal with - then there is the financial rewards - I wonder if little Frank has made any money at all from dealing with Team Haye.
The money for Little Frank should be coming now - but a comment which not a lot of people have picked up on in Hayes interview after the Mormeck fight were the words ... "I'm a free agent".
F rank Maloney deserves an immense amount of credit for giving Haye the platform on Maloney Promotion shows to showcase his talents - I really do hope that Haye now repays that with allowing Frank to promote some massive shows in the UK.
Whilst many will disagree with me it is with Haye and not Lennox Lewis where Frank Maloney deserves the credit and really putting up the money for Haye.
I wonder what Team Haye's next move is.
