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Originally posted by kafkod View PostCrazy stuff!
How do you explain that there are people known as "Native Americans" who have their own independent history?
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Originally posted by Sid-Knee View PostOh you mean Lou contradicting himself just like the whole camp does? Yeah, nothing new here. Sorry.
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Originally posted by kafkod View Postdavefromvancouv, did you actually listen to that interview yourself? If you did, then why are you telling blatent lies about it?
Frank Waren did not say that BT were "only consulted to understand UK rights to the fight"
He clearly says that BT wanted to put the fight on themselves.
Rob Tebbut: "The first I heard of it today was that you were privy to that due to a wanting from BT to potentially put the Wilder/Joshua fight on BT, is that correct?"
Warren: "Well that's what they were doing. They offered the guarantee of the 50 and the 30 on the strength of buying the rights to put the fight on. I'm sure if I'd been in Hearn's position I'd want the fight and I'd say well no, it's got to go on Sky. But the fact was, that was the conversations I was having with Shelly. We wanted to put the fight on BT and we had a lot of conversations about it"
I've time stamped the video were that part of the conversation begins:
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Originally posted by davefromvancouv View PostYes, conversations. With the ultimate goal to get an offer together to send to Hearn. A Sky offer. Confirmed by Stephen Espinoza. So the conversations with Warren were to understand UK rights to the fight because, you know, FRANK WARREN HAD NO PROMOTIONAL INTERESTS IN A WILDER-JOSHUA FIGHT!!!
You posted an interview with Frank Warren without even listening to it and ended up owning yourself!
Nowhere in that video does Warren say what you were claiming he said .. that BT were only consulted for advice on UK rights.
Frank Warren: "We wanted to put the fight on BT and we had a lot of conversations about it"
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Originally posted by JWHardin View PostVERY debatable, considering 99% of the refs disagree with Reese.
And what isn't debatable is that Reiss made the right decision, because Fury was ok after beating the count and ended up battering Wilder round the ring for the rest of the fight!
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Originally posted by kafkod View PostEspinoza has zero credibility on this subject after being called out and owned by Hearn on twitter over his lies.
You posted an interview with Frank Warren without even listening to it and ended up owning yourself!
Nowhere in that video does Warren say what you were claiming he said .. that BT were only consulted for advice on UK rights.
Frank Warren: "We wanted to put the fight on BT and we had a lot of conversations about it"
Is this making sense yet?
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