Fighters

Manny Pacquiao This week announced that his publicity company would be launched in the US later this year.

Manny Pacquiao Promotion (MPP) is due to hosting its first American show next month, expected to be on many world title fights cards.

The Filipino icon is carrying forward its appearance as a promoter, while continuing its in-ring return after returning from a four-year trim in July to draw the WBC welterweight champion with Mario Barios.

It is understood that Pacquoio Rolando ‘Roli’ is close to finalizing another world title shot against Romero, but it did not prevent him from focusing on other enterprises as well.

He is away from the only high-profile fighter to turn his hand to preach. But how have others performed?

Here, we take out six figures Boxing The world who has tried to move forward with its success among ropes.

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Floid Mayweather

Mayweather Promotion was established in 2007 as the American superstar opted to take more control of his career.

This proved to be a smart move Floid Mayweather Since he was involved in some of the most attractive quarrels in history, which included Paquigo and Connor McGregor.

Mayweather was also capable of wooing some top talents for their fighter aircraft. Mayweather’s books were Gervonta Davis Standout names as he won several world titles after signing with Mayweather promotion when he became professional.

However, Mayweather and Davis had several public clashes, and they eventually moved in their different ways in 2022.

Former world champion Jesse Vargas also fought under the Mayweather Promotion Banner, as the current British cruiserweight champion Vidal Riley.

Mayweather is now trying to navigate his latest Proteg, Karmel Motan’s career.

Moton is still only 19 years old, but has won its first eight professional matches and touched to top the game under the guidance of Mayweather.

Ricky Hatan

Ricky Hatan Sadly last month, but not before creating a major impact in boxing as a fighter and promoter.

He launched Haton promotion before his super-fight with Pacquoos in early 2009 and saw to sign some of the best upcoming talent in Britain.

World title Challenger Martin Murray signed an agreement with Haton, while the 2008 Olympian who has no connection with Murray – Martin – did not even attend the ranks.

Haton worked closely with his fighters as a trainer and was able to help two of them in world titles.

Heavyweight star Lucas Brown won the WBA (regular) belt in 2016, while Kazakhstan’s Zahanat Zakianov won the WBA Banomweight title with Honan in his corner the following year.

David Hey

David Hoy allowed his fist to talk inside the ring, winning the world title in cruiswewt and heavyweight.

But he also knew how to promote himself, so it was not surprising after the establishment of the hymekar promotion in 2008.

Hey brought George Groves on board, who went to win a super-mediated world title, while he also received a deal on the line for the Olympic medalist David Price.

Ryan Rhodes, who met Kennalo Alwarz in 2011, signed an agreement with Haye.

The 2016 Olympic silver medalist Jois was also happy to direct his early professional career by Heye as he made his way in the heavyweight rankings.

Amir Khan

Amir Khan Only recently have gone to promote, but have been determined to make a splash after hanging their gloves three years ago.

Former Integrated Super-Lightweight World Champion has targeted the major quarrel in Africa after starting the promotion of Amir Khan.

He staged a show at Ghana in June, earlier this week before conducting another program in Nigeria.

The card in Lagos topped the cruiserweight contender Brandon Glonten and Marcus Brown, while British Light-Havit star Dan Aziz also won.

Khan told that Ariel Halwani show This week he wants the fighters to learn from those mistakes in their career.

They have made a concrete start for his promotional career, but if the fight with Mayweather or Pacquoos herself presents himself, the ring is not denied.

Jake Paul

Jake Paul During his own career, opponents have been criticized for their choice, with a large-scale pre-MMA stars or boxing legends such as Mike Tyson with YouTuber-Turned-Boxer.

But it is clear that he is taking his promotional career very seriously. Most Valuable Promotion (MVP) – The company that he established with his business partner Nakisa Biderian has focused on women’s boxing market.

The biggest name on MVP roster is Amanda Serano, who has shared the ring with Katie Taylor three times.

The MVP also likes the choice of Alicia Bomguardner and Savanna Marshall on her books, while Ellie Scotney signed a deal earlier this year.

Scotney will aim to become an undisputed champion when she fights Paul’s exhibition on Bout’s undercard next month.

Oscar de la hoya

Golden Boy Promotion (GBP) is still getting stronger and has enjoyed the most success of any company in this list.

Oscar de la hoya GBP was established in 2002 when he was one of the best fighters in the world.

GBP has gone to promote some of the biggest names of boxing over the last two decades, converting the Kenalo Alverase into a global superstar.

Kennelo was picked up early by GBP in his career and had a strong relationship with de la Hoya as he took the choice of Mayweather, Miguel Koto and Gendi Golavakin.

Canelo and GBP divided after a decade of working together in 2020. This was a disappointing result for GBP, but they have never been completely dependent on a fighter.

D La Hoya has also promoted huge names like Bernard Hopkins, Ricky Haton and Amir Khan and GBP is one of the largest promotional companies in America.

They will provide a lot of competition for pacquilities on taking their own company states in the coming months.

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