Vanes Norikovich Martirosyan retiring (...maybe? update: confirmed, blames DKP. Update: BACK!)

Hmm, it's not completely clear whether his thanks to Don King were ironical or not...

 

Im not sure what he means either referring to Don King. Is he being sarcastic? I think he does have alot of options at 154lb if he can get fights. Munguia is there for the taking, he can beat Jermell and Harrison with a proper training camp . The only one who will give him problems is Hurd. Don King is pure scum, so is his nephew. Im suprised no one has killed King outside the ring.

 

I think he could make some more, maybe two, exciting fights but he would need a training camp, promoter and a fight like yesterday

Sad to see him go as he was a balls out fighter

 

He needs to go to Hearn immediately. Buy his contract out if King is keeping him on ice. I believe King robbed Devon Alexander a few years ago. Look at Andrade he has a few fights already and is lined up for a big payday vs Bjs. Andrade turned his career around with Hearn. So can Vanes.

 

All of the big dogs will bash Vanes

Might as well try his luck in MMA with his great coach

 

Vanes will destroy Munguia. Charlo and Harrison are 50/50 fights. Hurd beats him. Jermell ducked the rematch.

 

And that's, in fact, is the problem with Martirosyan... Because why would a promoter get him if there is much more money to make on Munguia, Charlo, Harrison..?

 

Vanes made a mistake signing with the snake Don King. He should be given another chance with Hearn. This is what sucks about boxing some c-level fighter like Broner can call himself a 4 weight world champion and gets paid millions to lose keeps getting oppurtunities. While fighters like Vanes, Korobov, and Nicholas Walters are swept under the rug.

 

Well Vanes definitely wasn´t the smartest tool in the shed.
He signed with Edmond and King for ****s sake!

Why did he step away from PBC? They got him some solid fights. I remember it being Vanes who was vocal and wanted out.

He made his own bed and now has to lay in it.

 

He did straight up merc the career of Kotelnik, though.