Chaim Breezy Vein wrote: » Talking about DK on Off The Ball now. They aren't being that harsh on him, talking about him as a powerful boxing promoter, and not too much mention of where the power and money came from.
Don Logan wrote: » You’d think Darren Till would save himself the embarrassment and stay out of this nonsense with DK, his twitter is cringeworthy. DK must have a lot of influence over these lads
Haladmirer wrote: » The family would be on that list of 3 suppliers BG.they are shifting so much of the dirty that they would have to be bringing it in themselves
Righteouswrong wrote: » Are any uk media outlets picking on the dk promoter scandal, graffiti on the walls of the sky building on the Burlington road threatening staff is a good way to get them to notice.
IRE60 wrote: » Sky make millions in the boxoffice from boxing - why would they highlight this! The Sunday Times (same stable as Sky in a way) have a great article today highlighting the PR drive with DK and the fact he's been made a sports consultant to one of the rulers in Bahrain. They didn't shy away, unlike Newstalk!!!
Sam Quentin wrote: » Where when is this documentary on
Righteouswrong wrote: » think it’s the scarcity YouTube channel. And it’s not financed by anyone, it’s some lad that saw decent views from the kmw murder on his channel so he’s hopped on the Irish gangland scene
Don Logan wrote: » I don’t think that a young lad wrote, produced and directed that documentary. A good bit of money went into making that I doubt he fronted the cash himself. Was definitely put together by MTK or DK himself.
2PLUS2EQUALS10 wrote: » I’ve watched his YouTube content before it’s usually phone footage or cctv plus screenshots of online news sites. This looks more like a proper camera crew filming it, I’m thinking Scarcity had nothing to do with the production he’s just been chosen as a platform to show it. Well see I suppose
massy086 wrote: » Is the documentry on now if so can anyone link it cheers