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Originally posted by AddiX View PostA huge article blaming "boxings powers" and "anti haymon" media for pbc and haymons downfall.
Haymon tried to put different fighters, on different channels, at different times, with different promoters, at different venues, and he he wonders why no one is watching.
This article is a ridiculous weak attempt to spin blame on others for showtimes and haymons recent ratings failure.
Haymon and Showtime have done nothing to build their brands or the brands of their fighters, that's why no one is tuning in.
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Originally posted by Mitchell Kane View PostExcept that Iole leaves out a ton of details and reduces it to just a Haymon ban when it was not just about Haymon and it was about more than just Mayweather leaving.Originally posted by The Big Dunn View PostI read your article. I posted that solely because Iole stated outright that HBO banned Haymon.
Hershman also made the controversial decision to banish all the fighters involved with manager/adviser Al Haymon from the network because of Haymon's unwillingness to set up tough matches for his fighters.
http://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/i...es-resignation
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Originally posted by Ghost Rider View PostSo basically the fact that a journalist associated with GBP called Haymon "Black Hitler" negates what are valid grievances with Haymon's practices? Get real.
Apparently the journalist is a despicable criminal and Haymon is a saint
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Originally posted by original zero View PostThe important point is that we now have definitive proof, in writing, that Golden Boy and Ring Magazine were conspiring to create and spread anti-Haymon propaganda and strategizing on how to get that propaganda published here on boxingscene.
honestly some of u guys are beyond blind for that
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Originally posted by BreWall View PostThere were many meaningful fights that should have been made at PBC and SHO where Haymon had the fighters, resources and complete control of the situation. Many of those fights are now meaningless. This anti-PBC thing didn't just come out in a vacuum.
People have gone out of their way, to cook up every possible reason to blame something other than HBO.
to try and rationalize the anti-PBC media consensus is a bit rich.
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Originally posted by Mitchell Kane View PostBut who did he make it a good company for?
Oscar? Schaefer? Haymon?
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Originally posted by Mitchell Kane View PostSo it was good for GBP to not have fighters signed?
Seems Haymon's story will be he doesn't like GB's long-term contracts: GB can cancel, 1 yr first refusal, possible 2yr extensions & this: pic.twitter.com/mhGIuwKZHu
— Paul Gift (@MMAanalytics) November 1, 2016
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Originally posted by Cinci Champ View Postthose who honestly fell for it in the first place were naive. u got boxing writers actively working their asses off to spin a negative view of pbc and people fall right in line like sheep not realizing most are under direct pay from gbp in multiple ways and they try to hide it as just comedy.
honestly some of u guys are beyond blind for that
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Originally posted by Mitchell Kane View PostBut who did he make it a good company for?
Oscar? Schaefer? Haymon?
With Oscar being an absent-minded owner, Schaefer was able to take Oscar's 65% and grow it into the dominant boxing promotional company on the planet.
The original plan for PBC was to basically have near the entire operation run thru Golden Boy Promotions.
Imagine the type of money that would've rolled back to Oscar De La Hoya had he simply gone along with the plan.
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