i'm no expert on the american judiciary system, but i'd hope the case would be tried more thoroughly than just asking a series of boxers whether they referred to haymon as their promoter or not.
I think that you are mistaken, I counted 23 belts for the US and 15 for Russia,Germany and the Ukraine combined. I could be wrong but I did count them.
The Duva family and Don King (through Carl King) did the same thing for years and years, same as the Goosens.
Beterbiev Khytrov Deryanchenko Maciej Sulecki Dejan Zlaticanin Lucian Bute Artur Szpilka Amir Khan Ivan Redkach Ivan Golub Beibut Shumenov Dauren Yeleussinov Kamil Laszczyk Kiko Martinez Patryk Szymanski Andrzej Fonfara Seems to have plenty of Europeans to me...
Theres a good interview with Lou Di Bella on the scene about it. Di Bella is being typical Di Bella and absolutely going ape **** about what De La Hoya is doing. Essentially making the point that De la Hoya never cared about what Haymon was doing when he was working with him, and that if De La Hoya cared so much about these fighters, then why did he sell so many of their contracts to Haymon recently.