Fury klitschko PPV?

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by Windrunner07, Jun 18, 2016.


  1. Puroresu_Fan

    Puroresu_Fan Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Is this fight going to lose money?
     
  2. Hullboxinguk

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    Bet fury will fight ustinov after hes beat klitacko....deal possibly already done...ustinov is a frank w fighter
     
  3. Pro Punter

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    Is there any source for this news?

    I can see the fight being postponed due to the traditional late Dr Stooleater muscle fibre injury and the fight moved to Germany.
     
  4. kobashi

    kobashi Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Remember when some people said the rematch could be at Wembley after fury won. Lol
     
  5. Mark McBurney

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    He gets a lot of stick (and rightly so) but this would have sold out the MEN easily had Hearn been promoting it. He's a good salesman.

    To sell out the MEN you need buy in from casuals, ****** doesn't get that at all.
     
  6. Pro Punter

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    It is not selling out mainly because of the ticket prices and the fact that it is hidden away on Butt Nation - the channel nobody cares about.

    Seats in Tier One usually costing £100 per ticket are priced at £500.

    That is why there is little interest in the fight.
     
  7. Pro Punter

    Pro Punter Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    Even the Touts I know cannot shift tickets - could be a very poor crowd on the night unless the touts sell outside for 40% of face value.

    There were well over 20,000 worthless pieces of paper (tickets) outside with the Touts when the Froch v Groves fight was on. (80,000 tickets sold and only 55,000 people in the stadium watching the fight)
     
  8. Mark McBurney

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    I'm sure there were a lot of unsold tickets with touts but there were definitely more than 55,000 in the stadium that night. I've been to England games that have had crowds of 60k and there were less empty seats at Froch v Groves 2, and a couple of thousand on the pitch.
     
  9. Unforgiven

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    It's one thing to overprice the tickets. Those prices are ridiculous.
    But combine that with a complete lack of effort on the part of the promoters is a recipe for failure.

    Whatever people say about Fury and his lack of a loyal fanbase, this fight should be able to sell.
    Fury draws attention therefore he ought to be able to draw a crowd.
    And Klitschko is a big enough name surely.

    The problem is the promoters.
    I don't know exactly what Hennessey does apart from loyalty. :lol:
     
  10. Unforgiven

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    W-rren must get it.
    He was putting on massive fights when Eddie Hearn was still a boy.
     
  11. Windrunner07

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    £500? Who would pay that !?
     
  12. Unforgiven

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    They got too greedy.
     
  13. Solaris

    Solaris Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    The undercard is abysmal, the ticket prices are shocking and the main event will be a pile of ****.

    As cards go, this has nothing going for it.
     
  14. Mark McBurney

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    Correct but he has no pull with casual punters these days thanks to Eddie's deal with Sky. No casual could tell you who Terry Flanagan is, and he's Frank's biggest star.
     
  15. Unforgiven

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    Yeah it's not good.
    This fight is potentially a huge chance for him and Boxnation to get connected with the casuals but there doesn't seem to be much promotion going on.
    This should be advertised everywhere.
    Maybe they are waiting until next week. Or quite likely they have no budget left.