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Al Haymon does it again
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Is he still with Shane?Comment
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When Floyd, Cotto, and Mikey Garcia, left Bob Arum, I applauded! I don't know what has taken place in Ireland, but somehow this saddens me. Best of luck to Mr. Frampton! Now get to work, and bring LSC to Ireland! In a strange twist of fate, you both need that fight more now than ever!Comment
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Might wanna leave Al Haymon tooComment
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McGuigan the Gombeen gets his just due. A straight Knacker who along with his family according to many, have been fleecing this poor kid for years. Next to go is the kid from Scotland who will soon wake up too...Comment
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I'd say Frampton wanted his homecoming, and they had no one backed up for it, or didn't offer the right amount to LSC.
They could of took Selby in Belfast, I don't think Frampton wants soft touch's, he likes being in the big fights and has proven he can stick with them, so I would think he looking to continue fighting big names and bring a big name to Belfast.
As an Irishman, I believe mcguigan is a bit of a sell out, and looking to get easy money for as long as possible of Frampton,
I believe Frampton has wised up and realised he should be fighting top level all the time for better pay
With the wise words of all haymon ringing in his ear of course hahaComment
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Did you see this?
Through the new scheme, investors will gain access to the Boxing Advantage Company (BAC), which is run by former world champion Barry McGuigan.
The team, led by McGuigan, will sign young talented fighters via a management agreement and then train, mentor and promote the boxers, developing them into world-class talents.
Young boxers will be promoted by McGuigan's Cyclone Promotions and trained by his son Shane, who has already led Carl Frampton and George Groves to world titles.
Through investment in the Seed EIS fund, BAC will receive the capital required to provide the boxers and coaches with regular income to ensure they fulfil their maximum potential.
In return for this development, the boxers will sign over their sponsorship rights to BAC, which is where investors will generate their returns.
Sponsorship revenues include brand endorsement, corporate hospitality events, personal appearances and advertising.
The company also believes the digital era will see new boxing stars emerge with a global reach and closer relationship with fans providing "unprecedented access" to their careers both in and out of the ring and a raft of new opportunities for sponsorship.
Managed by Amersham Investment Management, the fund launched on 29 June and is looking to raise an initial £5m, with a minimum investment of £5,000. It is targeting a return of £1.20 after three years for each £1 invested.
Rupert Phillips, director of operations at Cyclone Promotions, said: "The fund has the opportunity to work with Cyclone Promotions and their own sponsors to sell the boxers' sponsorship rights and from that there should be an attractive investment return."
Diversified Investment
The firm said the fund provides a diversified investment and an "exciting opportunity" for investors to become involved in one of the fastest growing sports worldwide.
Boxing in the UK is booming at the moment. For example, you only have to look at Anthony Joshua's most recent fight in April which broke both Sky Box Office and attendance records, with 90,000 fans travelling to Wembley Stadium to see him beat Wladimir Klitschko.
McGuigan (pictured) said: "I have been wanting to do this for a long time. All of the 2016 Olympians came through our gym before they signed with anyone. They wanted to sign with me and be trained by Shane.
"We are better at developing talent than anyone else, as we have
a meticulous way of doing things.
"I want investors to come and enjoy an amazing experience. It is the greatest thrill in the world to follow a fighter from grassroots through to world level. This means they will have a phenomenal experience while making a good investment.
"We want investors who like boxing and are interested in being involved in the development of talent."Comment
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