Comments Thread For: Adonis Stevenson Inks Agreement With Al Haymon

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Multiple sources have advised BoxingScene.com that WBC light heavyweight champion Adonis Stevenson (23-1, 20KOs) has aligned himself with powerful boxing adviser Al Haymon, who works with an army of today's top names - including Floyd Mayweather Jr., Danny Garcia, Marcos Maidana, Leo Santa Cruz, Adrian Broner, and countless others.
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[komodo]

Adonis signing the contract with Watson.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DF-ybwEAATg

[ИATAS]

Correct me if I'm wrong but hasn't there been an Al Haymon fighter on HBO a couple times since the network "cold war"?

[uncommon]

Sold his heart to that soulless weeble. Now, instead of making money, he'll owe money once Kovalev knocks him out in September (and you all know he will be so don't bother with your ****** posts).

[Holywarrior]

good for him! haymon is a good manager

[Hougigo]

Correct me if I'm wrong but hasn't there been an Al Haymon fighter on HBO a couple times since the network "cold war"?

Edwin was ust on there

[ИATAS]

good for him! haymon is a good manager

Is that what he is? Stevenson already has a manager. Haymon goes under the term "personal advisor" but he's really a manager, a promoter and everything else. It's sneaky stuff since the Ali act prohibits what he does.

[Citizen Koba]

Woah...if Stevenson fights Kovalev first he can do wtf he likes, until then, f#kk? running to SHO is one of the biggest disappointments in recent boxing history.

Politically completely devastating move by GBP/SHO/Haymon cos it means all the weight at LH (especially given the rest of GYMs stable) is suddenly over the other side.

I got no problem with Adonis doing what's best for his career, cept if that doesn't involve a Kovalev fight.

[Box-Office]

According to Paulie this is one manager whom none of his guys talk smack about behind his back and they actually praise him.

[Hougigo]

Woah...if Stevenson fights Kovalev first he can do wtf he likes, until then, f#kk? running to SHO is one of the biggest disappointments in recent boxing history.

Politically completely devastating move by GBP/SHO/Haymon cos it means all the weight at LH (especially given the rest of GYMs stable) is suddenly over the other side,

He didn't sign with Showtime