Middleweight 'Machine' Liam Williams has signed a new long-term promotional agreement with Frank Warren and Queensberry Promotions. Find out more about cookies "Forget about promoter pride and egos, it is not about us," he continued. Archie Sharp v Zelfa Barrett? 10-10-2020 That is all that matters to me right now. "Any takers for Joe Joyce against Dereck Chisora?
Warren wouldn't sign him just to get him beat. Frank Warren (born February 1952) is an English boxing manager and promoter. Tel: +44 (0)1992 505 550 Fax: +44 (0)1992 505 552 Email: webmaster@frankwarren.com Web: http:/www.frankwarren.com. Warren has returned to Matchroom Promotions and Warren says he has departed due to a difference in opinion over a rematch with Kid Galahad Tyson Fury's promoter Frank Warren … Click “Agree” to accept our use of cookies or you can choose to opt out of our use of cookies by following the instructions in our UFC Fight Night: Alistair Overeem vs. Augusto Sakai previewKell Brook believes potential fight with Terence Crawford is close to being madeJulio Cesar Chavez Sr. challenges Oscar De La Hoya to an exhibition matchTyson Fury tops combat sport athletes in Forbes' 2020 highest-paid celebrities list "We have been good for each other. All Rights Reserved. Queensberry Promotions Limited Registered in England and Wales No: 07359155 Nobody signs a new manager, as… So let’s see where it goes, but I understand it’s tough times so if I can help them out in any way, I will consider it for sure.“Right now I’m laser focused on our business and delivering for our fighters.”On Wednesday, Warren responded to Hearn's quotes on Twitter:While it’s understandable that Hearn (and others) would question the sincerity of Warren’s proposal, there’s no denying the appeal of such an inter-promotional challenge series.DAZN uses cookies to help us deliver our services and improve your user experience. "Hopefully we will have his world title shot nailed down as soon as possible and I am sure it will be the first of many big world title nights for Liam moving forward.
Frank Warren claims the time is right to put aside differences with Eddie Hearn for the good of British boxing in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, though the Matchroom chief seems skeptical.Frank Warren has issued a challenge to rival boxing promoter Eddie Hearn to set up a card in the near future pitting some of Warren’s best Queensberry Promotions fighters against Matchroom Boxing’s elite.However, many — including Hearn himself — seem to be uncertain as to whether this is something Warren would really like to discuss or if it's simply gamesmanship on the road to an eventual heavyweight unification megafight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua.Warren wrote in a column on his official website entitled ‘Those “shackles” would presumably be the delicate nature of television rights, with Warren’s Queensberry airing on BT Sport as opposed to Matchroom’s deal with Sky.With both promotions working to find a compromise around this and deliver Joshua vs. Fury in the future, it appears Warren doesn’t believe that all-British heavyweight extravaganza should be the only cross-promotional outing.Hearn was quoted in June as saying WBC champion Fury and WBA, IBF and WBO belt holder Joshua had agreed to a two-fight deal, though the finer details were yet to be worked out.Meanwhile, COVID-19 has forced both promoters to get creative in order to get live fights back on the schedule. Hearn has begun to stage "Queensberry's finest versus the best of Matchroom," wrote Warren. “Apart from that, all I ever get from them is legal letters and fake Twitter accounts.