Glory seems flush with cash again so maybe they get off their asses and try to do a big show at the amsterdam arena. Even thou it could probably never happen because of badr's legal troubles an event at the big arena headlined by rico vs badr 2 and saki vs bonjasky 2 could probably move some tickets.
You're totally right...that's exactly Tyrone's Spong problem...he wants and expects real big pay checks and that's way he losses time building a career in pro boxing(I am saying he is lossing time because he's in his prime now at 31, he';s a great kickboxer he should use his talent not waste it...I dont see him getting a title shot at any boxing heavyweight belt in a short time..)
#1 Fighter pay went down dramatically in the latter half of the decade in k1. #2 glory has already blown a shit ton on talent and then put them in 3k seat venues in america and were wondering why they were losing so much money. #3 notice i said a large arena in an area where the fighters i named are actually known and can use their name value to sell tickets thus not being near the financial burden they would be otherwise.
Well what exactly is he worth? He doesn't draw. It doesn't make sense for them to pay a bunch of money to him when they won't see an increase in revenue. That's a loss to their company.
I think his strategy at the moment is to keep wining this low level fights, buit up his boxing record and maybe get a title shot or something....but it's hard because this is the first time in the last maybe 10 years that the heavyweight division started to look interesting(with Klitschko era at his end, Joshua champion,Wilder champion...Haye is back, shann Briggs, Chisora vs Whyte was the fgiht of the year)...so I think is bad strategy
yes , he won and that was also the fight I lost respect to Cro cop.
