“Robert is one of the biggest heavyweight talents out there,” Sauerland Event CEO Chris Meyer said. “It’s a pity that he hasn’t fought in almost two years. We understand he has now announced that he wants to return to a show in Tallinn.
“Of course, he can do whatever he wants. However, if he intends to fight again, he needs to talk to us first. We have an existing promotional agreement that we expect him to honor.
“We will take legal action against everybody who is undermining our contract with him. I think it would be to the benefit of everybody, especially the fight fans if Robert focused on breaking jaws rather than laws.”
