Who are the twins behind boxers before and after matches????

[DLT]

Brandon played baseball even though someone clearly scrambled some of this crap

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandon_Watson

[ianblake]

He is a direct agent of Al Haymon, who according to Yahoo! sports, is the fifth most powerful man in boxing.

[New England]

sam watsons' kids


sam watson is al haymon's gofer // right hand man

[Eladio-Mor]

I hate there always in ring on there Cell phone.....(waston twins on there cells) Yo I m not doing nothing just in the middle of the ring with 50 other people

[ianblake]

Al Haymon

[ianblake]

more on Mr Al

http://www.secondsout.com/columns/th...auser/hbo-2008

The first is Al Haymon. Haymon came out of the music business, where he made his mark promoting and marketing national tours for superstars like Whitney Houston, Janet Jackson, M.C. Hammer, and Boyz II Men. He also has longtime links to boxing. His brother, Bobby Haymon, was a welterweight, who fought from 1969 through 1978 and amassed a 20-8-1 career record with eight knockouts. In the last fight of his career, Bobby was stopped in three rounds by a young prospect named Sugar Ray Leonard.

Al Haymon is smoothe and smart. He’s a private man and avoids media exposure as if it were the plague. “The best way to deal with Al Haymon,” says someone who has, “is, don’t try to figure him out.”

Haymon represents elite fighters as an advisor-manager, generally in exchange for a percentage of their purses. For example, his initial contract with Lamon Brewster (who left manager Sam Simon in 2005 after becoming a world champion) called for Alan Haymon Development Inc. to get seven percent of the first $2,000,000 of any Brewster purse and five percent thereafter.

Haymon is doing what Lou DiBella hoped to do when DiBella left HBO eight years ago. The primary difference is that, once a deal is made, he’s less involved in the nuts-and-bolts promotional end of things than DiBella’s original business plan called for Lou to be.

In recent years, Haymon’s fighters have benefited from a large number of dates on HBO. Often, they’ve received substantial license fees for going in soft. Other times (as was the case with Brewster in his 2007 fight against Wladimir Klitschko), they’ve been the opponent. There have also been complaints that HBO allows Haymon (a manager) to function as a promoter.

http://www.secondsout.com/columns/th...auser/hbo-2008

more here

http://books.google.com/books?id=FbE...page&q&f=false


Max Kellerman comments on the influence Al Haymon has at HBO

http://onthebeak.com/2011/09/07/max-...-at-hbo-318-2/

[Mohammedini]

lol but look at them! they have buck teeth like bugs bunny!

im sure they actually do work as well for the fighters. . . i just think it's funny to clown on them because they so funny looking. . .

little man complex...........

[Baracka Flocka]

I swear this is the fifth thread on this topic lol.