something you never see...
Posted: 23 Oct 2008, 09:35
Peter Buckley booked as a HOME fighter! But yeah, next Friday he is booked as a home fighter on the Aston Villa bill- his opponent is TBC.
I've thought about that- what sort of money will he be paid on average? I think a journeyman can expect about £600-£800 a fight. Having an average of about 20 fights a year gives an annual income of around £17 000- and that is before tax, and other fees etc.Gazmac81 wrote: Hes some man though , must have made a fortune over the years with his 300 fights
I would guess that pay varies depending on how tough a night the journeyman is going to give his opponent.whicker wrote:I've thought about that- what sort of money will he be paid on average? I think a journeyman can expect about £600-£800 a fight. Having an average of about 20 fights a year gives an annual income of around £17 000- and that is before tax, and other fees etc.Gazmac81 wrote: Hes some man though , must have made a fortune over the years with his 300 fights
Thats a decent- but not massive- salary. Sure, he probably does something else as well , but even so, its not as spectacular as it sounds.
You just committed Boxrec blasphemy...Gazmac81 wrote:I bet he doesnt even need to train becasue he fights every week and must be used to it
Ive seen him take some right dooings over the years
If he has decent job he reeally should chuck it
I dont agree with promoters saying there young guys learn from him
They probably have harder work out on the bags than just punching him about
Is it MORE or LESS pay if a journeyman is booked at short notice? I would have thought it was more, because short notice isn't easy, and naturally at short notice less people will be available. That said, I notice some promotors often leave it very late to announce the "TBC" fighter- seems odd that they would book fighters at short notice if they have to be paid more.rhino222 wrote:dont forget that the journeymans purse often depends on how short notice he was booked, in line with the rounds fought...
Its a bit of sparring that a young fighter can benefit from, plus a win to boost his record. Before you say a win against Buckley wouldnt look all that good, not everyone checks who a fighter has beaten. Lets be honest Bredis Prescott beat a few people who had never even won a fight.Gazmac81 wrote:I bet he doesnt even need to train becasue he fights every week and must be used to it
Ive seen him take some right dooings over the years
If he has decent job he reeally should chuck it
I dont agree with promoters saying there young guys learn from him
They probably have harder work out on the bags than just punching him about
Lots of people have beaten boxers who have never won a fight.WildWaylon wrote:Gazmac81 wrote: Lets be honest Bredis Prescott beat a few people who had never even won a fight.