Anyone else read the atricle in Boxing News this week. I thought it was a superb read and allowed Warren an oppertunity to answer his critics in a constructive way. I have long been skathing of Warrens and Sports Networks tactics regarding the way they bring along their fighters but the I have to give the guy massive credit, he knows how to run a business and his success is testimony to his hard work and dedication. What is quite clear is the fighters themselves have had much input on the direction in which british boxing -as a sport had developed. I am frustrated with the way things have gone with British boxing as a whole but how much of it is down to Warren? And how much of it is down to his fighters? I think Warren has the power to take boxing back to its glory days but the fighters have to want it as well and tbh I don't think that is the case with a lot of them. Thoughts anyone?
Maccarenelli V Haye was a ambitious fight for Sports Network to make their man going into the fight as a underdog defeninetly a step in the right direction however the way it went for the Sports NEtwork fightr that night they might not be too keen to make such a ambtious fight for one of their champions again any time soon
Obviously Frank Warren is going to get alot of stick just about all the time. Usually I agree with the criticism but I doubt any one could claim that he has not done alot for Boxing, in Britain and over sea's. I have not read the article yet due to the post not arriving.
