I wonder how big this story will get and when they will begin to name other fighters with other managers/promoters who have done the same thing.
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Originally posted by BoxingIsGreat View PostAll these orgs are utterly crooked and need to be investigated. As I've been saying on here for years and years, belts are for sale to the highest bidder. No real boxing fan with any dignity should respect these criminal gangs.
Its illegal, its discouraging, but it aint going anywhere.BoxingIsGreat likes this.
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Originally posted by DeeMoney View Post
Belts for sale, and skewed rankings are bad; but what gets me is when they get to judges and alter the result of fights. But we’ve all seen it, an ‘A-side’ clearly loses in the ring, but the cards show otherwise.
Its illegal, its discouraging, but it aint going anywhere.harry-greb likes this.
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Originally posted by PeanutRay View PostI wonder how big this story will get and when they will begin to name other fighters with other managers/promoters who have done the same thing.
I doubt it gets any bigger. Promoters are in on it, thats how they keep their ‘A-sides’ on top. Media needs to stay friends with promoters, so dont want to ruffle any feathers.
Sanctioning bodies are making $ hand over fist, and they are their own regulator. As long as those that run the ******** dont get screwed over, the sanctioning bodies have no one to fear
Fans are either sycophants for the fighter benefitting, no complaining there. Or love the sport too much to change the channel and miss out.
All we can do is hold our nose, and understand the rankings may be skewed, and decisions are sometimes rigged-so be wise enough to judge them on your own
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Originally posted by DeeMoney View Post
I doubt it gets any bigger. Promoters are in on it, thats how they keep their ‘A-sides’ on top. Media needs to stay friends with promoters, so dont want to ruffle any feathers.
Sanctioning bodies are making $ hand over fist, and they are their own regulator. As long as those that run the ******** dont get screwed over, the sanctioning bodies have no one to fear
Fans are either sycophants for the fighter benefitting, no complaining there. Or love the sport too much to change the channel and miss out.
All we can do is hold our nose, and understand the rankings may be skewed, and decisions are sometimes rigged-so be wise enough to judge them on your own
We can keep talking about the changes that need to happen and applying pressure from the fan side. We can also keep supporting journalists like Sean Nam so that they don't get blackballed by promoters for pursuing the truth.
Anything is better than just throwing up our hands and saying this is just the way it is and not trying to fix anything.BoxingIsGreat likes this.
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Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View Post
No, that's not all we can do actually.
We can keep talking about the changes that need to happen and applying pressure from the fan side. We can also keep supporting journalists like Sean Nam so that they don't get blackballed by promoters for pursuing the truth.
Anything is better than just throwing up our hands and saying this is just the way it is and not trying to fix anything.harry-greb likes this.
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Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP View PostOn the morning of January 14, 2021, the boxing promoter Greg Cohen sat for a deposition in an investment fraud lawsuit brought to him by a former employee. The plaintiff, a boxing fan named Clifford Mass, stated in a complaint filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York that he had sunk $250,000 into Cohen's coffers, on the agreement that he would receive future points on an "event-by-event basis" and a salary, neither of which, Mass claimed, ever materialized. Mass, in short, wanted his money back plus interest.
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Just one correction
.Cedric Kushner was NO club-promoter. Once, he wasVery big time for years, a major Promoter on par with the others.. Brought Hassim Rahman to the title, then had him stolen late the same night, in a very smelly VERY underhand way by Don King. It was after this he began to decline. Perhaps health problems brought on by the steal. He had Maskaev, Tua, Ibeabuchi, Corrie Sanders, Briggs, Chris Byrd, and more. He specialised in Heavyweights., Many were champions.
He was massively overweight himself, strictly honest, and a few years later I saw a picture of him all slimmed down, but stooped and gaunt, not looking ill. He was one of the NICE guys, and hated, crooked boxing shenanigans. Died young at about mid 60s.
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Haymon should just go ahead on and roll out those PBC Championship titles like he originally planned to, and lets all stop pretending there is such a thing as a "world champion"
Let there be a Matchroom champion, ESPN champion, PBC champion, etc. As annoying as it would be, it would be a million times less corrupt.
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Originally posted by BoxingIsGreat View PostAll these orgs are utterly crooked and need to be investigated. As I've been saying on here for years and years, belts are for sale to the highest bidder. No real boxing fan with any dignity should respect these criminal gangs.
Originally posted by BoxingIsGreat View PostHopefully someone obliterates these belt orgs. We need one champ per division ranked by an independent, government regulated body. ONE.Last edited by War Room; 07-18-2022, 07:11 AM.
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