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    Default Re: Kell Brooks first loss on the way.

    Quote Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing View Post
    If Brook has problems with Carson Jones he isn't going to be able to handle Porter. Porter will have too much for him and outwork him or KO him.

    If Hearn fancied Brook's chances he would have put the money up and got the fight in Britain. It could have sold 10 000 tickets and got a decent cheque from Sky. But he got his fingers burnt paying Crawford to come over to fight Ricky Burns and doesn't fancy the same thing happening again.
    Crawford had to come over he was the challenger and the B-side. It would have been Top Rank doing their bollocks if they paid for Burns to go Stateside.

    Porter is the champion, he has GB/Haymon/Showtime behind him, he publicly stated going to England was not an option. If the fight had gone to purse bids he gets 75% of the pot, I doubt even Fast Car could win a purse bid against that lot when they are intent on backing their man.
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    Default Re: Kell Brooks first loss on the way.

    Quote Originally Posted by Fenster View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing View Post
    If Brook has problems with Carson Jones he isn't going to be able to handle Porter. Porter will have too much for him and outwork him or KO him.

    If Hearn fancied Brook's chances he would have put the money up and got the fight in Britain. It could have sold 10 000 tickets and got a decent cheque from Sky. But he got his fingers burnt paying Crawford to come over to fight Ricky Burns and doesn't fancy the same thing happening again.
    Crawford had to come over he was the challenger and the B-side. It would have been Top Rank doing their bollocks if they paid for Burns to go Stateside.

    Porter is the champion, he has GB/Haymon/Showtime behind him, he publicly stated going to England was not an option. If the fight had gone to purse bids he gets 75% of the pot, I doubt even Fast Car could win a purse bid against that lot when they are intent on backing their man.
    If Hearn fancied it he can let the fight go to purse bids. If he wins and Porter refuses to fight in England Brook gets to fight for the vacant belt. If Porter decides to fight after all Brook gets the fight at home.

    It's all down to how much money a promoter is prepared to back his guy with, innit? It's a financial gamble to bring Porter over but if Brook goes to the States and loses what does he do then? Another half a dozen final eliminators for another belt?

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