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  • Sam Donald
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    #1

    is it a mistake for foreign boxers to sign with

    an american promoter

    well atleast in the early part of their career

    ive been reading that lomochenko made a mistake with top rank

    also, whats everybodys views on anthony joshua signing with matchroom
  • VatoMulatto
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    #2
    Badou's jack career was pretty much over couldn't get any fights and then he signed with Mayweather Promotions and now he's career is back on track again.

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    • Sam Donald
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      #3
      Originally posted by VatoMulatto
      Badou's jack career was pretty much over couldn't get any fights and then he signed with Mayweather Promotions and now he's career is back on track again.
      who was he with

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      • gingerbreadman
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        I don't think so TS. Foreign fighters have indeed had trouble after signing with US promoters, but not if they're marketable and/or have the goods. There's a large immigrant Russian population in the US, Lomachenko has a fan-friendly style, and he speaks very good English, much better than GGG. He knows how the game works and he's always wanted to be a star in the US.

        As to Joshua, I think it's a good thing he signed with Matchroom. It gets him the most exposure and Eddie Hearn's winning the UK promotion wars at the moment.

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        • VatoMulatto
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          #5
          Originally posted by Sam Donald
          who was he with
          I don't really know but he was fighting out of Sweden and that didn't work well.

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          • New England
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            #6
            Originally posted by gingerbreadman
            I don't think so TS. Foreign fighters have indeed had trouble after signing with US promoters, but not if they're marketable and/or have the goods. There's a large immigrant Russian population in the US, Lomachenko has a fan-friendly style, and he speaks very good English, much better than GGG. He knows how the game works and he's always wanted to be a star in the US.

            As to Joshua, I think it's a good thing he signed with Matchroom. It gets him the most exposure and Eddie Hearn's winning the UK promotion wars at the moment.



            damn. i was really hoping for some more world class interviews, with discussions of the gifts to the irish people and "feeling my power."

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            • gingerbreadman
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              #7
              Originally posted by New England
              damn. i was really hoping for some more world class interviews, with discussions of the gifts to the irish people and "feeling my power."
              Yeah, GGG-ish is my new favourite language

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