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  • #21
    Originally posted by rayb112 View Post
    Lamont vs Garcia wasn't garbage...Porter vs Broner wasn't garbage....and Thurman vs Collazo wasn't garbage...stop acting like every fight has to be fight of the year material!!!
    its also easy to say a fight sucks afterward he is putting his fighters in with other big name fighters finally who cares what he did 2 years ago i care about right now

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    • #22
      What Haymon is doing is putting fighters on national TV so they can get exposure. Hoping that 1 or 2 become ppv attractions. Once Mayweather and Pacquaio retire there's really no fighter that casuals can relate to.

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      • #23
        Originally posted by rayb112 View Post
        What Haymon is doing is putting fighters on national TV so they can get exposure. Hoping that 1 or 2 become ppv attractions. Once Mayweather and Pacquaio retire there's really no fighter that casuals can relate to.
        Considering Haymon has most of the fufhters, who's fault is that?

        Haymon cant build stars for ****. Look at Chavez now, dude gets booed in Texas.

        Building stars is a lot more than just throwing them on tv.

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        • #24
          Originally posted by AddiX View Post
          Considering Haymon has most of the fufhters, who's fault is that?

          Haymon cant build stars for ****. Look at Chavez now, dude gets booed in Texas.

          Building stars is a lot more than just throwing them on tv.
          Agreed. This is where I think Haymon will come unstuck. Actually building a fighter up from scratch is a real science. Say what you want about a couple of snakes like Don King and Arum but they do know how to build fighters up.

          So far Haymon's only idea seems to be sign everyone up and chuck them on free TV. I think Golden Boy are probably somewhere between the two.

          I'll be interested to see where Haymon is in 4 or 5 years. He could well succeed he seems like a fairly clued up guy.

          The most important thing for me is that there isn't a monopoly from ANY promoter in the sport.

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          • #25
            Originally posted by AddiX View Post
            Considering Haymon has most of the fufhters, who's fault is that?

            Haymon cant build stars for ****. Look at Chavez now, dude gets booed in Texas.

            Building stars is a lot more than just throwing them on tv.
            Its not for Haymon to build the fighter up. Its the fighters job to make his name by performing well. Haymon just putting them on national TV. Porter performance against Broner is a prime example.

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            • #26
              Originally posted by b d w View Post
              Agreed. This is where I think Haymon will come unstuck. Actually building a fighter up from scratch is a real science. Say what you want about a couple of snakes like Don King and Arum but they do know how to build fighters up.

              So far Haymon's only idea seems to be sign everyone up and chuck them on free TV. I think Golden Boy are probably somewhere between the two.

              I'll be interested to see where Haymon is in 4 or 5 years. He could well succeed he seems like a fairly clued up guy.

              The most important thing for me is that there isn't a monopoly from ANY promoter in the sport.
              Haymon is a advisor not a promoter!!!

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              • #27
                Originally posted by rayb112 View Post
                Lamont vs Garcia wasn't garbage...Porter vs Broner wasn't garbage....and Thurman vs Collazo wasn't garbage...stop acting like every fight has to be fight of the year material!!!
                I didn't say every fight has to be fight of the year nor did I say there were no good matchups. What I said is I've been mostly disappointed with the opponent selection and would like to see MORE evenly matched fights like the first two you listed. I never said he was making terrible fights, there's just much better ones to be made. There have been a few good a few bad but mostly just whatever fights. Without getting into every matchup he's put on PBC I will say my two favorite on paper were Lamont vs Garcia and Porter vs Broner. Thurman vs Collazo was absolutely garbage, Collazo was something like 50-1 underdog. Thurman-Guerrero was slightly better but not one boxing writer picked Guerrero so how good of a matchup is that really.

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                • #28
                  Originally posted by Mr.Fantastic View Post
                  In today's world, you criticize a black person, you're viewed as a racist.

                  I kinda want Haymon to succeed but not if he keeps putting predictable matches over n over.
                  Pretty much. If all the boxers were under one roof, it would be better for boxing provided the fights fans want to see are being made. But if not, then it's a negative outcome.

                  I think part of the problem is that he's asking the fighters who they want to fight so the match-ups are fighter-led, instead of telling them who they're going to fight for the good of PBC and audience.

                  This is the difficulty with playing both manager and promoter.
                  Last edited by Weebler I; 07-19-2015, 12:43 AM.

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                  • #29
                    Originally posted by rayb112 View Post
                    What Haymon is doing is putting fighters on national TV so they can get exposure. Hoping that 1 or 2 become ppv attractions. Once Mayweather and Pacquaio retire there's really no fighter that casuals can relate to.
                    actually the goal is to get rid of ppv all together if u read their goal page

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                    • #30
                      Originally posted by JStill Unbiased View Post
                      When Arum gives you crap fights, I don't hear a peep.

                      When Hoya gives you crap fights, I don't hear a peep.

                      When Duva, Hearn, Loffler give you crap fights, I do not here a peep from you people.

                      But when this guy Al Haymon does it, it's "get this guy banned from the sport"

                      Listen, if you're not a racist cool, but don't act like you're clueless if someone points out that every promoter in the game is giving you the same exact crap but you only have a problem with one guy in particular that happens to be black.
                      This is kinda how I feel. I see all these power brokers in boxing doing effed up ****, but somehow the worst guy in the sport is this newer guy Haymon, who't trying something a lil different. Makes zero sense to me based on the life & crimes of a guy like Arum who's been raided by the FBI, has admitted to bribing alphabet groups & has more big names sitting over contract disputes over the last couple years than anyone else.

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