Texas Hold’em: Carl Frampton the latest player dealt into U.S. boxing’s high stakes game

While May 2 heralded the end of boxing’s most notorious cold war inside the ring, it was the coming together of two prominent power brokers outside it which ultimately made the fight a reality.

Texas Hold’em: Carl Frampton the latest player dealt into U.S. boxing’s high stakes game

Through an unprecedented series of cloak and dagger concessions, promotional powerhouses Bob Arum and Al Haymon found the middle ground required to stage the historic Floyd

Mayweather/Manny Pacquiao match-up. What soon became apparent, however, was that those concessions amounted rather more to a ceasefire than a truce. Indeed, the feud resumed in earnest on July 1 when Arum filed a 50-page lawsuit against Haymon, requesting $100 million in damages

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