Anthony Olascuaga headlines a potential world record breaking card on July 11 in San Francisco

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  1. Scotty Cork

    Scotty Cork Boxing Addict Full Member

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    WBO flyweight titleholder Anthony Olascuaga will defend his belt vs Mexico’s Andy Dominguez in the main event of the iV Boxing outdoor fight card at San Francisco Civic Center being promoted by Sampson Lewkowicz. With the full support of San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, Pereira has said he’s attempting to set the attendance record in the US for boxing. In 1941, an audience of 132,135 supported the Tony Zale-Billy Pryor fight in Milwaukee.
    The undercard is
    Charly Suarez vs Manuel Avila
    Vito Nielnecki Jt vs Gerardo Luis Vergara
    Gurgen Hovhannisyan vs Uila Mau'u
    Oscar Bonifacino vs Raul Escudero
     
  2. Dorrian_Grey

    Dorrian_Grey It came to me in a dream Full Member

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    Pretty dreadful card to be trying to get as the most attended of all time.
     
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  3. jeevacation

    jeevacation My fav active fighter is Ebonie Cotton. banned Full Member

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    Is this the same guy that promised Usyk-Wilder beating the record?

    get your checkbook son
     
  4. Slyk

    Slyk Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Are they paying people to go? SF is not a boxing city.
     
  5. Scotty Cork

    Scotty Cork Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Heres a mad stat for you. Haney defended his world title against Prograis in San Francisco last year but before that you have to go back to 1992 when John David Jackson defended his world title against Pat Lawlor for the last time a world title fight was held there. Crazy
     
  6. TNSNO1878

    TNSNO1878 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Some pretty wild takes have been bandied about over the last few weeks; this can definitely be added to the pile. Aiming for 130,000 people at this fight isn't quite as ridiculous as Eddie Hearn saying him against Dana White is "one of the biggest fights in boxing" - but it's still a pretty crazy target. He'd be lucky to get 10% of what he's aiming for, especially for this card. I honestly don't know who most of these are.