Comments Thread For: Fulton: Al Haymon Gave Me The Blessing To Take Inoue Fight; I Need Some Excitement

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  • Rebelrbg
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    #41
    Originally posted by tritium_arma
    Why does Al even need to give his permission? Basically admitting Al has final say over all fights.
    Because Haymon has changed these fighters lives and guided them into prosperity, its that simple.

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    • Rebelrbg
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      #42
      Originally posted by Bronx23
      Crazy you gotta get your “advisors” blessing to do anything. You should be free to do what you want. His job is to advise you, not give you permission.
      Notice that he used the word blessing, not permission. As an adviser, he should and does tell his fighters if they are making a smart move, or what they should be looking for in order to accept fights, and probably goes over the ins and outs of contracts and negotiations. In the end, the fighters are free to do as they wish, but most, because of their loyalty and respect for his wisdom and expertise, not just in boxing but life outside of the ring, will normally take the steps that he recommends.

      Its no different than your child after they reach adulthood, they may come to you for your blessing about certain moves they are about to make, and you can give them guidance and a blessing, or you can tell them why you disagree with it. But your child still has free will to make the final choice.

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      • Rebelrbg
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        #43
        Originally posted by Oregonian
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        How powerful is Al Haymon to his guys? How does one need the “blessings” of a promoter? It’s insane.
        When Amir Khan signed with Haymon, he was reminded to thank him after a fight.
        Crazy shït
        See post above

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          #44
          Originally posted by champion4ever
          Can one believe the fortitude of this guy? He displays a great deal of confidence and determination by fighting Inoue on his home soil.

          He is another Devin Haney for the exception that he goes one further. He is the champion who is traveling to fight another man in his own country.

          This is the type of fighter that the sport needs. Someone who is willing to sacrifice it all by giving us boxing fans the fights that we want to see. Why couldn’t Bud do the same?
          This is why he's always been one of my favorite fighters, he's all heart and skills.

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            #45
            Originally posted by Rebelrbg

            Notice that he used the word blessing, not permission. As an adviser, he should and does tell his fighters if they are making a smart move, or what they should be looking for in order to accept fights, and probably goes over the ins and outs of contracts and negotiations. In the end, the fighters are free to do as they wish, but most, because of their loyalty and respect for his wisdom and expertise, not just in boxing but life outside of the ring, will normally take the steps that he recommends.

            Its no different than your child after they reach adulthood, they may come to you for your blessing about certain moves they are about to make, and you can give them guidance and a blessing, or you can tell them why you disagree with it. But your child still has free will to make the final choice.
            He used the word blessing. And then the word "allowed", which is synonymous with gaining permission.

            Exact quote: "​Anything I wanted to do, Al allowed me to do that, as well as me wanting it for myself."​​​​​​

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              #46
              Salute to Cool Boy Steph, and Salute to Al Haymon! Personally, as the champ, Inoue would be "Coming to America!" However, that just makes me give more love to Steph! Now go represent!!! Philly, y'all got another "Real One!" Stand the F-k Up!!!

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                #47
                Originally posted by champion4ever
                Can one believe the fortitude of this guy? He displays a great deal of confidence and determination by fighting Inoue on his home soil.

                He is another Devin Haney for the exception that he goes one further. He is the champion who is traveling to fight another man in his own country.

                This is the type of fighter that the sport needs. Someone who is willing to sacrifice it all by giving us boxing fans the fights that we want to see. Why couldn’t Bud do the same?
                Well said! Anyone not praising Fulton is just A) ignorant, B) ******, C) filled with hate, or D) All the above! Salute to "Cool Boy Steph!"

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                  #48
                  Originally posted by champion4ever
                  Can one believe the fortitude of this guy? He displays a great deal of confidence and determination by fighting Inoue on his home soil.

                  He is another Devin Haney for the exception that he goes one further. He is the champion who is traveling to fight another man in his own country.

                  This is the type of fighter that the sport needs. Someone who is willing to sacrifice it all by giving us boxing fans the fights that we want to see. Why couldn’t Bud do the same?
                  ——
                  Bud took on the dangerous Khan and Brook. Next for Bud is Broner and then Rocha. Those are ATG opponents according to his loyal fans.

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                  • paulf
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                    #49
                    Guys in sub-130lb weight divisions have to fight the best if they want to make any money at all. It's one of the few decent places left in boxing.

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                      #50
                      Huge fan of both fighters, but it's strange the amount of praise he's getting here for defending his titles just because it's not on home soil.

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