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WHO THE ***? But from a Business Standpoint I get it! I honestly think the goal is the build up the Australian Boxing Market and to do that they need to setup Horn in a match in which he can score an impressive KO
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Is this going to be ppv?Comment
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lol im a brit but ive genuinely never heard of this guy. I guess it was predictable that horn was gonna fight a bum after calling out every elite fighter, hes gonna dine out on that pacquiao win for a while rather than get sparked by one of the top guys and lose all relevance.Comment
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Never heard of this Corcoran guy . . . protect the unbeaten record at all costs . . . because Skeete would have beaten himComment
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Hold up . . . I've found him . . . according to Boxrec rated No5 in the UK and No78 in the World Rankings . . . surely Jeff would have had a harder job fighting one of his Ex Pupils . . . well done Arum . . you've done it AGAINComment
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Frank Warren pulling strings with the WBO yet again! Corcoran is a domestic level opponent and has been beaten for the British title by Liam Williams at 154 as recently as last summer. I thought Skeete was a shocker to fight for a world title at 147 but Corcoran is taking the biscuit. Frank Warren is going to get a British fighter seriously hurt one day. He did this recently with another domestic level fighter - George Jupp. Sent him over to Mexico to fight Berchelt for the vacant WBO Super Featherweight Title when he was nowhere near ready for such a fight, Its getting dangerous!Comment
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well corcoran is coming off a career best win but Skeete is the better welter (and career welter(, so its weird that fight never happened, especially considering the rankings lol boxingComment
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Lately we keep getting spoiled by the greatest match-ups in history. Horn vs uhm Corcoran. Not.Comment
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Paper Champ vs Chump
Arum reaching deep into his old sac to promote Jeff Horn.Comment
no wonder arum left, Peter Nelson would have told him to kick rocks lol
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