Comments Thread For: Don King files lawsuit against Ring Magazine, Sela, Michael Hunter and WBA

[BoxingUpdates]

Don King Productions has filed a lawsuit against Ring Magazine, Sela, Michael Hunter and the WBA in connection to an announced Hunter-Jarrell Miller fight that DKP claims was in breach of contract.
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[dannnnn]

Don King spends more time and energy keeping his fighters out of the ring than he does putting them in it.

[Coverdale]

Another high profile lawsuit, that's at least three already in 2026. It will lead to the best fighting the best eventually, right?

[Coverdale]

Don King spends more time and energy keeping his fighters out of the ring than he does putting them in it.

Does he even have a broadcast deal?

[daggum]

they need to create a fake office where don king goes everyday and he does a bunch of things such as signing papers and the phone is only connected to his secretary so he feels productive. they did that with trump's father and soon they will do it with trump since he keeps soiling himself. its a win win for everyone. they think they are actually doing something but it protects us from them

[Old Spice]

Don still alive?

[MarbleFallsMauler]

Don still alive?

No he's dead. This is his evil hand stretching beyond the grave in order to screw more boxers.

[dannnnn]

Does he even have a broadcast deal?

I think the only deal Don's got at this point is with the devil, otherwise he'd be long gone.

The last show of his I even remember was when he brought Dubois over to the states to fight for his man Trevor Bryan's WBA Regular title. I only recall it because of how utterly pitiful the venue looked. Pretty sure Dubois got stiffed on pay as well. I just checked Wiki and saw it said this:

Bryan lost his title when he was defeated by Daniel Dubois by knockout in the fourth round in front of approximately 500 spectators at Casino Miami in Florida on 11 June 2022 on a card promoted by Don King.

[anonymous2.0]

I think the only deal Don's got at this point is with the devil, otherwise he'd be long gone.

The last show of his I even remember was when he brought Dubois over to the states to fight for his man Trevor Bryan's WBA Regular title. I only recall it because of how utterly pitiful the venue looked. Pretty sure Dubois got stiffed on pay as well. I just checked Wiki and saw it said this:

I remember that fight. It looked like they were fighting in converted fish warehouse, definitely not a casino.

[elfag]

Don King might die before the lawsuit is resolved