Not terrible but not great either. USA isn't interested in pretenders, we only come out to see the best vs the best
What was the size/capacity of the venue? You'd expect more people would want to come and see the Schwarz in person, as it's probably a once in a lifetime thing.
whats your source? Arum said there was 9,000 tix sold. I was at the fight. atmosphere was electric... just to compare, I was at GGG/Canelo 2 last year, and it was the same energy. was a great night.
There was 9000 in the arena, those weren't all paid. It censors the link but if you Google it will come up.
You think I give a sh^t who I sit next to inside the arena?? hahaha... yeahhh, I really wanna sit next to die hard boxing forum nerds yeahh that would be way more legit .... Who cares if they were casuals? Vegas was wayyyy overdue for me, haven't been there in over 2 years, the fight was awesome, not to mention all the other amazing things vegas has to offer that I did lol... but I won't mention those here
Good call Fury was coming off a lay off and still shedding alot of weight when he went to America and looked to many to have beaten Wilder So you are right. He probably wasn't at his best Not sure why fans would be too unhappy seeing Fury against the undefeated Schwarz I don't see much difference in that fight than I do with wilder facing Duhaupas or Szpilka for example. Duhaupas could be argued as one of miller's best wins
No. But the old timer with binoculars to my right was more legit than the soccer-jersey-wearing family to my left. Japanese crowds seem dead compared to rowdy Fury vs. Schwarz shows... that sounds a lot better to me!