Ask Jose Mourinho, Louis van Gaal, Roy Hodgson or Stuart Lancaster and they’ll tell you there’s no place like home. So it is in boxing.
Home advantage can be crucial, the difference between victory and defeat. I always try to ensure that any fighter I promote or manage has his own crowd behind him, cheering him on. I want everything loaded in his favour.
That’s why we have paid big money to lure the Cuban émigré holder of the WBA lightweight title, Richar Abril, to travel to Liverpool next month, when local lad Derry Mathews aims to become the next Briton to claim a World Championship. Abril has recovered from a bout of dengue fever to keep a postponed date on 18 April with Mathews at the Echo Arena.
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Home advantage can be crucial, the difference between victory and defeat. I always try to ensure that any fighter I promote or manage has his own crowd behind him, cheering him on. I want everything loaded in his favour.
That’s why we have paid big money to lure the Cuban émigré holder of the WBA lightweight title, Richar Abril, to travel to Liverpool next month, when local lad Derry Mathews aims to become the next Briton to claim a World Championship. Abril has recovered from a bout of dengue fever to keep a postponed date on 18 April with Mathews at the Echo Arena.
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