Stuart Hall Unification

So McDonnell was meant to stay with Hobson and earn less money out of a sense of loyalty?

 

And according to McDonnell Hobson did a deal with boxnation against his instructions, so Hobson is hardly innocent in all this

 

The arguing like girls on here is shameful act like men !

 

What do you mean a weight division that's seen as important - there all important

Iv'e never heard so much shite in my life :-(

 

Sorry, one that people give a **** about

 

Really-check this post then

You never heard of Carl Froch?

 

2 valid points,none of this is one way,McDonnel didn't want Boxnation so went his own way in an effort to earn more. As a fighter that's totally understandable

Though Hobson wil be pissed off given how much money he put into him and you can see why he wants to keep Jamie away from the belt,though really it's Halls biggest fight out there

 

If you read my post right I said 'last year'

Froch was already champion before the Kessler fight and he came over to fight Froch in England on his own will.
You're damn right iv'e heard of Carl Froch. Froch won his first world title in 2009 under Mick Hennessey, but you will probably give Hearn the credit for that as well

 

Froch was IBF champion-the fight last year (2013) was for that and the WBA so that's a world title fight in his home country in the last year. Though you hate Eddie so won't credit him with any of that

Heneesey has nothing to do with this-odd to mention him but okay

 

What classifies a unification these days? I think 3 belts minimum

 

Kessler was a voluntary fight and he came over to fight Froch on his own will.
I see you have moved the goal posts again because the question i asked 'another poster' before you interfered again was "How many fighters last year under Hearn became world champions at home and how many under Hobson".

Another thing I don't hate Hearn i've been to his last 3 shows in Glasgow, so i'm entitled to my opinion seeing as I pay for it. I mean what have you paid for?
I'll leave the hating to you.

 

McDonnell and hall fights were for vacant belts, whereas the likes of barker/bellew were up against titleholders

 

Moreno is a classy boxer so i would pick him to out point hall. But Hall has plenty of will and desire so you never know, theres always an outsiders chance for an upset especially if its held in Newcastle. As for McDonnell, it shows on boxrec hes moved up in weight.

 

I havent moved any goalposts- Froch became WBA World Champion in england,against Kessler. So what about that doesnt fit the strict criteria of your bizarre question? It doesnt count in your eyes because Kessler agreed? What do they have to be forced now to meet your demands? They could have fought in Denmark again, but Hearn got the fight here. What is your problem with this?

Hobson delivered one-Mcdonnell.

Like your 'another poster' reference, in your world of odd rule making are you only allowed to respond to posts directed at you on a forum?

You really are a presumptious little troll arent you

Love how you ignore your own stupidity too 'I Said last year!!!'

Froch v Kessler WBA Title Fight 2013..

'But i said last year hahahaha''

odd

 

You know what i'm talking about smart arse and i don't need a gold star off the teacher like you.

Dennis Hobson delivered two world titles for his fighters last year on home soil. One for McDonnell and one for Stuart Hall. Hobson forked out for both fights to take place here.
Froch-Kessler was a voluntary fight and as i said Kessler came over here to fight since the first fight was in Denmark. Another thing Froch's WBA regular title is a paper title, but that just shows you how much of a ***** you really are moving the goal posts again.

I know you like to always get the last word in like a little *****, so you can look for spelling mistakes or whatever it is you do because you certainly don't post enough about boxing you little poof. Sleep on that :hi: