Comments Thread For: Hearn: Arum's Comments Were So Disrespectful To Terence Crawford
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...but just as Bud freely entered in, Arum freely offered.
Why now complain about something you wrote up? Bob isn't new to this promotional thing. He should've known who would take off and who wouldn't.Comment
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It's very sad that prominent black athletes have to endure this. You know it's really bad when white promoters are offended for Crawford. First Dana White, now Eddie. The irony is that a fighter with an obvious alcohol problem who could have killed other people in his sports card driving drunk at night is more popular among my fellow black boxing fans than a respected family man like Bud. That's truly sad. It really is. What's even more sad is how current and former black fighters with a platform are deathly silent about Arum's obnoxious comments about Bud. Andre Ward and Tim Bradley are con****uously silent, which tells me that their JOBS with BSPN matter more to them than their character, integrity and manhood. The funny thing is that Bud is supposed to be his "dawg". Shouldn't you stand up for your dawg? At least a little bit? Sad all around.Comment
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Sad, but true in most cases.Comment
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You are an idiot. Look at the past 7 years. Wilder vs Fury is the exception to the rule. Wilder had to eventually fight a named fighter he had been costing on nobodies for years. The vast majority of PBC fighters will not fight anyone outside of PBC. As for your other question. Just look at the past 100 years of boxing and you will see overwhelming evidence of everyone fighting everyone no matter who promoted who. This all came to a stop when Haymon took all of Golden Boys fighters and his attitude spread and forced some promoters to act in kind to protect their interests. Yes, there is a fight here and there of PBC fighting someone else, but everyone knows it is not the norm. Hell, it goes beyond that. Haymon does not even get the vast majority of his stable regular fights. He is a cancer plus he is the worst promoter in the history of the sport. His huge failure where he wasted almost half a billion $ to try and monopolize tv and boxing has to be the single biggest promotional failure in the long history of boxing. He brings the attitude of his corporate, banking, Harvard business that all the competition should be crushed because having a monopoly is a good thing for him, but not for the sport.
Those fighters you named left him because that is what big stars do. They eventually become so big they do not need a promoter anymore. Oscar led the way followed by Floyd and others.Comment
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Put Bud in with Pacquiao asap! That would give him global appeal, especially if he beats him. Arum was supposed to do that 5 yrs ago and now he's paying the price.Comment
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