Specific countries can be targeted as well. With all the heavyweight belts currently been held by British fighters, I would target the British market with action figures of a mixture of current fighters and famous names of the past. Tyson Fury Anthony Joshua Joe Joyce Lennox Lewis Frank Bruno David Haye Henry Cooper Bob Fitzsimmons
Excellent, figures sold separately though. I like the idea of a detachable ear for Evander. Choke hazard though...probably no worse than Foreman's tache though.
lol https://www.foxsports.com.au/boxing...e/news-story/cb3e633d5427afa212e429b26bd13d15 This is the best picture i could find. I agree with the detachable ear too.
Butterbean's figure can double up as one of those squishy stress balls Charles Martin figure comes with the accessory crown he wore to the ring against Joshua
Primo Carnera Chris Arreola Andy Ruiz John Ruiz Samuel 'WHO NECKS?' Peter Buster Douglas Gabe Brown and Dustin Nichols
Each figure should have a voice activated catch phrase. Ali "I am the Greatest" Joe Louis "You can run but you can't hide." Mike Tyson "It's Spinal." George Foreman "Hamburgers taste better on my grill." Tyson Fury "Hail the Gypsy King!" Wladimir Klitschko "I'm boring." Rocky Marciano "Don't check my suitcase." Evander Holyfield "also known as Evan Fields"
Sullivan Goddard Choynski Peter Jackson Denver Ed Smith William Sheriff Paddy Ryan Dominick McCaffrey Where do I buy this?
1. A 1967 Muhammad Ali 2. 1971 Smoking Joe Frazier 3. 1973 George Foreman 4.!988 Mike Tyson 5. 1962 Sonny Liston 6. 1968 Jerry Quarry 7. 1969 Oscar Ringo Bonavena 8. 1955 Rocky Marciano 9. 1938 Joe Louis 10. 1958 Floyd Patterson.
Ali Tyson Louis Holyfield Marciano Foreman Frazier Liston Liston's kind of a dark horse candidate, but I've encountered a surprising amount of non-boxing people who know who he is or are at least familiar with his name. I could see an argument for Fury or Wilder replacing him, but truthfully I don't think kids are the target market here, so including fighters young fans know isn't a big deal.
I expect you will shortly be hearing from Mr.Esch's lawyers. As a professional boxer, wrestler, kick-boxer and mixed martial artist, not to mention a riveting and engagingly charismatic personality with a huge following, Mr. Esch possesses all of the requisite credentials to merit consideration as a bona fide serious candidate for one of the eight inaugural selections. To exclude him out of hand would be nothing short of freakism and / or ogre-ism, both outlawed by EU Human Rights legislation. (No Brexit). And given the unique position the big man holds in the history and lore of pugilism, it would be an unforgivable business error to forego the potential revenue generated by what might well become the most collectible of these colossal icons of the sweet science.
Love it. I'm surprised nobody mentioned Dempsey, when asking the little ones of 3 great heavyweights they'll generally say Tyson (the Mike one), Ali and Dempsey. You could do fight packs which is two boxers of a famous fight, Thrilla in Manilla, Rumble in the Jungle or Finally. Or fight packs of two boxers in a fantasy match up Morrison vs Tyson. It would depend if you are marketing to fans of boxing or trying to sell a **** load. For the fight pack Finally Mike Tyson Evander Holyfield For the big sales Tyson Fury (So fanboys can have him lose) Anthony Joshua (British market) Deontay Wilder (US market) Alexander Povetkin (russian/eastern European market) For the fight pack Rumble in the Jungle Muhammad Ali George Foreman
