Nice promoters?

i met him once. he signed my programme upside downatsch

he is good for british boxing tho

 

Probably your own fault for presenting it upside down to him :deal

 

uhmmm...not so sure bud:yep

 

I am :good No way a top bloke like him would do such a thing unprovoked :rofl

 

yea good pointatsch:hey

same night chisora tried to nick my taxi aswell:twisted:

 

WHAT :yikes

What a ****. Who does he think he is ?

 

thats wat im saying the jerk. just after he bit butlin's ear. shud of banged him when i had the chance:bbb

 

No homo :rofl

 

giver not takerhey:good

 

:tdh

 

Warren and DiBella.

Excepting the Calzaghe and Hatton disputes, he really looks after his fighters financially. They get well-paid, superficially solid records and 'safe' careers. He is risk averse, but he also knows when someone's ready to be stepped up on the whole. He's a business man first and a fight fan second.

DiBella's a small fish promoter in real terms, but he really looks out for his fighters' interests. Without him, how many TV slots would the powder-puff punching Malignaggi have gotten? How would Martinez have ended up fighting for the lineal MW championship after a close loss?

Plus, he was the first to back off from Taylor's career, saying he couldn't be party to him getting seriously hurt. That's brave and shows the respect he has for fighting men.

 

Barry Hearn and Lou DiBella are the class of boxing promoters.:good

 

You might want to ask Steve Robinson about that too!

 

Some of the smaller promoters who have/are been boxers/trainers care a lot more for their boxers, your Dave Coldwell's, Carl Greaves, Errol Johnson etc