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New boxing doco about to be released about Aussie boxing trainer\promoter Murray Thomson and undefeated prospect Oyewale Omotoso called "The Spirit of Boxing". Oyewale or "Lucky Boy" as he is known is now based in the US.
Doco released on the 28th of November 2012.Preview available on Youtube under "The Spirit of Boxing" (croxtonhouse1). Good doco on a great supporter of Aussie boxing! [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxIeMu-BPCk[/ame] |
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Omotoso left Murray Thomson as he was going no where & becoming stale.
Thomson also lost his 2 fight cards per year contract with Fox Sports. |
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Thomson was easily putting on the poorest quality FOX telecasts drawing the smallest ratings apparently & his stable of fighters was shrinking.
The end of Thomson led to Barry Michael & Angelo DiCarlo having FOX dates. Also Fenech FOX telecasts were no more as Grange took over. Hyder stopped having FOX dates up on the Central Coast twice a year, instead having Green PPV fights as his only promotions. |
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Who left who?
From what I understand its not only a story about Murray and Wale but also a story about the fight game. Its was Gus Mercurios last project before he passed away. |
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I kinda feel sorry for Thomson but then i dont because i think about how he ran the League into the ground after Canavan passed away. What goes around comes around i guess. |
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This is amazing!
A good news story about a great sport and you get negative posts!!!! The sport struggles for positive publicity and a good modern day story comes along and all of a sudden we hear from the "doomsdayers" with personal vendettas.(look that up in the dictionary!) You have just told me in the above posts how hard it is to make money in the sport, well thats because people arent paying to watch the sport anymore and as direct result revenue streams are significantly effected. If revenue streams are effected negatively and the punters arent interested then investment and advertising dollars get turned off, which eventually leads to a down turn in the game. Its simple! Have a look at squash, ten pin bowling and basketball in this country. So up pops a reasonable advertisment for boxing and you want to knock it back down! I am sorry I posted this! |
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Thanks "Spider"!
I hope you're right. Other than the fact it's a story about a good Aussie trainer and a good boxer, it was Gus Mercurios last project before he passed away. The film has been dedicated to him. |
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