He doesn't technically promote fighters, but he makes promotional and managerial decisions for his fighters and that's the problem.
The Muhammad Ali Boxing Reform Act, separates those two functions, but he is clearly involved in both.
We need an outside influence in boxing, not more Don Kings and Bob Arums. That is what is wrong with boxing. Al Haymon is just another one of those guys who doesn't have boxings best interest in mind, just wanting to line his pockets.
The Muhammad Ali Boxing Reform Act, separates those two functions, but he is clearly involved in both.
We need an outside influence in boxing, not more Don Kings and Bob Arums. That is what is wrong with boxing. Al Haymon is just another one of those guys who doesn't have boxings best interest in mind, just wanting to line his pockets.
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