Oh so you can make weird claims about me loving someone, but when I make the same claims i9n reverse you seem perturbed. I dont know Al Haymon, so why would I love/hate the guy? He does however, have some of the best fighter sin the world in his stable, and its kind of hard to ignore a guy with that many top fighters
I was claiming because you hate Haymon, that you'd stop supporting Khytrov. Its the same claim in reverse. Im claiming you hate Haymon, without any evidence You're claiming I love him, without any evidence. And you cant have a management stable? Care to explain why? Stable is simply a word, that means you have a lot of clients. Whether its managerial, promotional or whatever.
Its a thread about Haymon fighters, and when someone signs I say they signed. Whats your point. If Frank ****** had 160 fighters, Id do the same. We'll have to agree to disgaree on what "stable" means(Its a place where horses are kept,all other uses are simply ****ogies anyway) Ive heard brokers refer to clients as their stable. If an acountant said he had a stable of clients, Id find it odd, but nothing essentially wrong with it. Yes, im happy hes putting on good fights on NBC. Are you not happy to see good fights? I dont have favorite promoters, I didnt realise that was a thing! I like to see good fights, whatever promoter puts them on, I suppose I like that one. If Top Rank puts the on, Ill like Top Rank. If Golden Boy puts them on, Ill like GB. If Hearn puts on a good fight, Ill like Hearn. etc etc etc etc
Im happy good fights get made....Are you not? If Kovalev and Ward fought Id be happy. Does that mean Im a Duva/Roc Nation fan? I suppose the real basis of this conversation is "when did I ever love when bad fights were made" Can you show me one "bad fight" I supported? Or are you just making stuff up as usual?
Yet again, you're making dumb claims. Where did I show "delight" in the Shaw deal falling through at Roc Nation? Because I started a thread stating that fact?? Show me that actual quote where I showed any "delight". I simply asked "is Roc Nation imploding?" Which is a reasonable question to ask when most of your fighters leave. If most of Al Haymons fighters left him, Id ask the same question. I rarely ever criticize bad fights. Whats the point? I just ignore them and dont watch them. You're saying I "loved" some bad fights. Which ones? Show me the positive things I said. Theres a search engine on the page. Ill wait.
Its a ridiculous assumption to question whether a promotional company is imploding when most of their fighters leave?? Yes, I do find it odd that O Kane is getting a title shot, you dont? Also, Im criticizing the absolute joke that is sanctioning bodies as opposed to O Kane himself. And when did i show any happiness at Garcia-Salka being made? Are you going to keep making stuff up? If you are, please tell me so I can ignore you, so I no longer have to read your drivel.
So you agree, they were at Roc Nation and that they made up the majority of fighters at that company and now thyey all left? Good. I wouldn't have said anything about O Kane fighting HNN either if it wasn't for the belt. And like I said, Im glad for O Kane, its the complete joke that sanctioning bodies have become that I was referring to. You're exactly right, belts don't matter, and its because of guys like Eamon O Kane being ranked #8 in the world that makes them so utterly, utterly meaningless. Quillin is probably a top 10 fighter and you go bat-**** when he may fight for a title, but a guy who probably isn't in the top 50 fighting for one is ok? Maybe you should make up your mind. The belts are worthless pieces of plastic and metal. I was using the O Kane issue to make fun of them, like I have been doing quite a lot recently. All the best to O Kane, I hope he gets a good payday out of it.
...btw, if you supposedly joined in January, how do you know if I ever said anything about Garcia-Salka? That is if you're still pretending you're not an alt
1) I never predicted their demise. I was asking the other forum members whether they thought this could lead to Roc Nations collapse. 2)On the one hand you claim world belts mean something, and then you claim that a guy who is probably barely in the top 50 in the world should get a shot? Quillin is a top 10 fighter and you throw a hissy fit? Do you see how that doesn't add up? Belts are a complete joke. Maybe someday you'll grow up and understand that they're just companies who make money of sanctioning fees. They don't care who fights for their belts. You moan about Quillin "making a mockery" of the belt, but you know who didn't think it was a making a mockery of the belt?? THE PEOPLE WHO GIVE THE BELT OUT! For the love of all that's good and holy, please learn the difference between You're and Your There and Their and They're His and He's Its like reading through the ramblings of a 6 year old.
...and by the way, I8 wanted to see Lee-Quillin because its a good fight. I couldn't care less that it was for a belt. Id be just as interested if it wasn't for a belt.
Back on topic, a VERY good Mongolian amateur has signed up with Al Haymon. This youngster had said he's targetting a world title fight in 10 fights and has the credentials to make good on that target.
Who are you even talking about?? Why do you care how much Quillin would have made for a fight? How is the fight any less good because theres a title on the line? Its either a good match up or it isn't, the title doesn't change anything. Some day you'll realise that the sanctioning bodies are a joke, until then keep thinking they mean something. Guy wants to vacate, that's his his decision. I don't care that Froch vacated his title either. They're just meaningless bits of plastic. If Wlad vacated his titles tomorrow, I wouldn't care either. Because (and listen carefully). Sanctioning bodies and their little trinkets are irrelevant. You'll realise some day they're just profit making businesses. Fighter makes the belt and not the other way around. P.S. Id have liked to have seen Quillin-Korborov too. Would have been a good fight.
He'll be fighting as a bantamweight right? I think he could fight for a title in 10 fights. Its not the strongest division. He'll be training with Goosen and Goosen says he already has a very professional style, and speaks very highly of him. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjLnx6omlDc
I suspect he COULD make 115 though will grow in to 122 in the coming years. So Bantamweight will probably be his starting point. He was fighting at 56KG in the amateurs I think. He's potentially the best Mongolian since Lakva Sim, if not better that that tough nut.