There were obviously things that could have been addressed better. Both sides tell it differently, I'm not about to judge them. At the risk of compromising my sources I'll leave it at that.
The one thing that keeps gnawing at me in this episode is the lack of respect of the efforts of the principle here. Joel Casey. Long days & great deprivation seemed to have been lost in the theory of all this.
Instead of farking around with dud imports, why wasn't a guy like Vlamis approached?? IMO, the sooner Casey realizes WBA rating will do SFA for him the better. He simply ain't world title material
I don't know how many thousand times I've heard of better opponents being found AFTER the fight. By now, those that don't know the grief that drop outs cause, are not interested. The prerequisites of matching & staging a fight, are not always totally dependent on a fighters capability. A sub fighter can knock back a fight simply because it derails his schedule. As they say, there is life, outside.
It ain't. But as ya know Z~ I absolutely luv contributing in forums I'm somewhat proud of my 100,000 odd posts in 8 years. Once a party boy, always a party boy
I love your contributions too Anton...but the majority of your contributions over the last 6 months have been nothing more than a personal crusade. Time to get back to contributing.
Mind ya, not even I would risk WBA "world" rating fearing decimating my status @ Nerang RSL Sports Bar :nut
IMO, Mumtaz is a Filipino type slugger...anywhere & everywhere....If they land they land. If not...can't help bad luck