Has Hearn signed too many domestic/euro level fighters?

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by Lil Niall, Dec 1, 2013.


  1. Lil Niall

    Lil Niall Active Member Full Member

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    Actually Jamie McDonnell probably been a better signing for Hearn than most. Will definitely have more world title fights.

    He will regret not working with Frampton I'm sure in the future. If he also signed John Joe Nevin & maybe Michael Conlon he coulda built something huge. Groves, Billy Joe, Martin Murray, Fury are all for me better signings than Stephen Smith, Crolla, Kevin Mitchell. My point is more I believe Hearn is over paying on bad buys. Burns could only go downhill but was coming off a hot run. Quigg also probably cost alot as did the Olympians although I doubt there will be much return off Stalker.
     
  2. rampant

    rampant Boxing Addict Full Member

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    If's but's and maybe's.
     
  3. Makingweight

    Makingweight Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Agree some will work out,some won't nature of the game!
     
  4. boxfanlut

    boxfanlut Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Either way Groves needs to stay away from Hearn and join GBP and become an International Superstar
     
  5. Bungle85

    Bungle85 Member Full Member

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    Dont think he's signed too many domestic/euro level, imo think he's got too many fighters in the divisions the casual fan dont really care for. Quigg is one of his top names now but in reality is that a division the fan that tuned in to recent PPVs will be looking to see?? Look at Donaire and Rigo, a couple divisions heavier and that fight would have been huge.

    Eddie has a lot of fighters down at the smaller weights, a lot of them decent but ultimately not big business