Comments Thread For: Team Pfeifer Furious Over Being Pulled From Dubois Fight

[paulf]

Under any other circumstance this would sound like sour g****s, but Frank Warren is the undisputed champion of booking a fight with one of his prospects allegedly facing a tough opponent, selling the tickets, and then switching the opponent out at the last minute.

This is just how he does business and frankly they had to have known his reputation.

[PunchyPotorff]

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Originally Posted by PunchyPotorff
Sounding like Dubois' people want a bigger payday before they submit to him being stretched out on the canvass. This is one of the nastier sides of boxing.

According to what? You Americans make me laugh. There's nothing in any of Dubois' previous fights or rumors from sparring that suggests he's going to get "streched out" by some low level German prospect. If Warren was willing to put him in with Joyce months ago, why the fuc*k would he be worried about Erik Frigging Pfeifer? He hasn't beat anyone of note. Enough with trying to state your personal desires as fact.

You make way too many assumptions, pal. I'm not grinding on switching from Pfeifer. All I'm saying is they're looking for bigger paydays for Dubois before they cash out. He himself hasn't fought anyone of note either, so carefully crafting his path is vital to getting the max $$ out of him before he gets demolished by a top 10 opponent. And that is a formula that can spell doom for a fighter, and often does.

[Angeljuice]

something told warren his pet fighter was gonna get beat so he pulled the plug he may try to pull the plug on joe joyce because joe is gonna KO the plodding stumblebum that is daniel dubois

I heard Pfeiffer accepted the bought but then asked for it to be delayed.

[Angeljuice]

Under any other circumstance this would sound like sour g****s, but Frank Warren is the undisputed champion of booking a fight with one of his prospects allegedly facing a tough opponent, selling the tickets, and then switching the opponent out at the last minute.

This is just how he does business and frankly they had to have known his reputation.

No tickets sold, think again.

[Tecnoworld]

After Povetkin, they didn't want another brit beaten by a russian...