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    Default Re: Anthony Joshua v Jermaine Franklin April First

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    Do not think Frank Bruno/Henry Cooper was on any undercard after they challenged for a world title.
    Boxrec supplements my fading memory.

    Herbie Hide lost to Vitali, and then fought on the undercard of Robin Reid v Soon Botes for the wbf s/middle, took me about 5 minutes to find, sure there are others.
    You are not comparing AJ, Bruno or Copper to Herbie Hide with his minor WBO title are you?
    Henry Cooper f40 l14
    AJ f24 l3
    Herbie f 49 l4

    You work it out
    Nothing to work out. Herbie Hide does not compare to Bruno, AJ and Cooper in terms of popularity regardless of his boxing record.
    Forgot Frank Brunos record f40 l5, Do the maths, Herbie had the better record.

    With respect to undercard slots once beaten by a champ, Bruno was on John Mugabis undercard twice, once after Mike Tyson and once after Tim Witherspoon

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    Sorry forgot to mention till I noticed the 'in terms of popularity' phrase, what has that got to do with it? Elvis is/was/is still the most popular man on the planet, but he can't box! Would you rate Hughy Fury in the top ten because he was on Love Island?

    Popularity is everything. It is prize fighting. Even at the very bottom of the rung the fighters who can sell tickets will get the opportunities. If you can't sell tickets and bring in a crowd, then you are not going anywhere. Often there are better fighters on the undercard, but it is the tickets sellers who will headline and bring in the punters to pay the promoters bills.
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    Default Re: Anthony Joshua v Jermaine Franklin April First

    During the launch press conference for his fight with Franklin, ‘AJ’ was asked by boxing promoter Eddie Hearn what was motivating during this pivotal time in his career.

    “Money,” Joshua said repeatedly before Hearn had even finished asking the question. “I like making money. Straight up. Like, this is a prizefighting sport.

    “I’ve been broke. My family has been broke. I know what this s*** means and I do it because I’m good at it and I hustle hard.

    “When it’s all said and done no-one will care about me no more. So, I’ve got to make the most of it while I’m here.”

    According to Forbes, Joshua is already a very rich man and has amassed a £38 million fortune after becoming one of the biggest stars in boxing during his tens years as a professional.

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    Default Re: Anthony Joshua v Jermaine Franklin April First

    I'm surprised at that figure thought joshua would be worth a lot more than that.

    Money his driving factor? Don't quite get that
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    Default Re: Anthony Joshua v Jermaine Franklin April First

    Quote Originally Posted by Mark TKO View Post
    I'm surprised at that figure thought joshua would be worth a lot more than that.

    Money his driving factor? Don't quite get that
    That was exactly my first thought. this is it though , it’s how it’s written .
    “What somebody is worth” isn’t money in the bank.
    “He has amassed a £38m fortune” is closer to that ,earnings AFTER TAX etc.
    This is why there is always so much bollocks talked about people like Conor Macgregor for example. He’s worth a fortune because people pay to see him (fuck knows why??)
    But Dana White’s company used to take a massive commission off fighters, meaning that they were probably only “taking home” about 20% of the purse that gets banded around.
    Most of this wealth is just an illusion nowadays.
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