Episode 32: Brian “Bomac” McIntyre released from England Prison

Episode 32 of the The Puncher’s Point podcast, hosted by The Puncher’s Point, titled "Episode 32: Brian “Bomac” McIntyre released from England Prison " was published on October 11, 2023 and runs 9 minutes.

October 11, 2023 ·9m · The Puncher’s Point

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Summary

According to Boxing Scene’s John Evan’s and Oliver McManus, Bomac is free to return to America. Bomac has received a 20 month suspended sentence after pleading guilty to two firearm charges after police found a handgun and ammunition in his luggage back in September. With witness testimonies from Terence Crawford and others, Bomac has been released and granted access to leave England. Hear our reactions to the news as we break down the situation and whether it was resolved

Episode Description

According to Boxing Scene’s John Evan’s and Oliver McManus, Bomac is free to return to America. Bomac has received a 20 month suspended sentence after pleading guilty to two firearm charges after police found a handgun and ammunition in his luggage back in September. With witness testimonies from Terence Crawford and others, Bomac has been released and granted access to leave England. Hear our reactions to the news as we break down the situation and whether it was resolved

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