Oscar Delahoya and Richard Schafer have bad relationship.. schafer might step down

[FinitoElDinamita]

Schafer is a banker and he's smart. You need somebody like him in your outfit but I dont think he should be the main head.. he doesnt know boxing although there are matchmakers like eric gomez whose handling that position.

I agree with VD. Oscar put him on and he aint shit without him..

Im with oscar...

[TitoFan]

Schaeffer ain't shit. Oscar should strangle him with his fishnet pantyhose.

[fan johnny]

Schaeffer ain't shit. Oscar should strangle him with his fishnet pantyhose.

Could it have something to do with him trying to get into Bob's pants? (So to speak) and maybe a little jealous animosity on Schaeffer's part? Oscar trying to set up GBP vs TR fighters is hopefully a good move for the sport

[FinitoElDinamita]

Schaeffer ain't shit. Oscar should strangle him with his fishnet pantyhose.

Could it have something to do with him trying to get into Bob's pants? (So to speak) and maybe a little jealous animosity on Schaeffer's part? Oscar trying to set up GBP vs TR fighters is hopefully a good move for the sport

I heard something similiar. Oscar wants to make peace and do business with Arum but Schafer doesnt want any part of TR..

[bzkfn]

I heard something similiar. Oscar wants to make peace and do business with Arum but Schafer doesnt want any part of TR..

Well from a business perspective GBP do not need to do business with TR as they have better fighters and a better TV deal. From the sport's perspective though, it'd be better if these stupid little political games didn't interfere with quality fights being put together.

[Rantcatrat]

Any news on this front? I thought the problem was that Oscar didn't want the company turning into Al Haymon's company and Schaeffer did.

[fan johnny]

I heard something similiar. Oscar wants to make peace and do business with Arum but Schafer doesnt want any part of TR..

Well from a business perspective GBP do not need to do business with TR as they have better fighters and a better TV deal. From the sport's perspective though, it'd be better if these stupid little political games didn't interfere with quality fights being put together.

The only way to prove who is the better fighter is for the fighter's to settle it in the ring. Doesn't it make better business sense to put the best fighters against one another?