Chances of fury/chisora/saunders/eubank pull out?

Ive got a dreadful feeling if any of then is cancelled it will be saunders vs. eubank jnr and that would be such a ****take

 

There's going to be NO PULL OUTS unless some Freak accident happens so stop your BS and negativity.

Some of you people here are the biggest MOANERS and WHINERS i've come across. Infact, all you're good for is being NEGATIVE C UNTS over the internet and not actually doing anything else positive in your life.

It's taken a huge amount of work and effort to make this card happen and every boxing fan should be happy that they're going to get 4 very good and intriguing match-ups.

This is easily the best British Boxing card of 2014 and the second biggest British boxing event of the year.

Have a moan once there's something to moan about but until then stop being SOFT LIMP WRISTED LADS.

 

only 1 who turns up is the Referee!

 

Agreed.

 

God next week is going to be awesome.
50/50 fights across the board
Genuine classy fighters
Knockouts
Prospects getting tested


The thing with FW, and I hate to say this but he knows what boxing fans WANT more than Hearn does, there's only so much one-sided mismatches boxing fans can muster.

When it comes to Hearn I think
Sick of him protecting Quigg and McDonnell they're two good fighters, so they should live up to being world title holders.

Also sick of those 'keep busy' fights, pointless.

Also why isn't he getting Mitchell a world title shot? That turnaround against Maduma was a great fight (for once) he should focus on that, Mitchell always entertains.

He needs to step up Kal Yafai big time.
I don't blame Hearn for Joshua, he's been matched fast and has blown away everyone.

Boxing fans don't want PP f**king View, we don't want necessarily 6 hours of fights if they're going to be mismatches and one pick'em.

What we want is 3 solid 12 round fights and a couple of good 6-8 rounders with the prospects. Like HBO do, each fight is 50/50 and the prospects tend to set the bar early for a night of fights.

 

It's pretty obvious that hearn went for 'stars' on the bill to help with PPV sales, whilst it's understandable why he's protecting quigg and mcdonnell right now as there are massive fights for them round the corner, but he went way too far on this - always felt a good card shouldn't have more than 6 fights (possibly up to 8 if there are a few 6/8 rounders on the bill), something like the main event with a good chief support (quigg Galahad for example), then keep the degale/joshua/groves fights as they are and put Saunders in a tune up and that german lad and you'd have a much better card putting more money into that aforementioned quigg fight, but as I said earlier he does have to protect the likes of degale/quigg/mcdonnell and groves isn't going to want to take a huge risk with the wbc shot on the line, so I can see why he went down that route as success for him is based on PPV buys, and seeing as it sold out 10k tickets in 2 days its not crazy logic to think you can make that a PPV selling decent, if not amazing numbers.

Frank basically doesn't have to bother so much about stuff like PPV buys so he can put on a few fights that are on paper a bit closer instead of big names in a fight they should easily win - none of his fighters on the bill bar Saunders are risking a massive fight in the near future with their opponent like some of the matchroom guys and the likes of gavin/skeete/skyes/Walsh/buglioni etc don't have world title shots round the corner so it's easier for him to make those fights than it is for eddie (and like with eddies show there are too many fights on the bill but in theory they should be closer), but as eddie said he had over a million quid in purses for that show, just spread the £750-800k of that on three 50-50/60-40 fights and fill the rest of the show with prospects and you'll have a far better show

 

I ****ing hope not.

I nearly bought a ticket the first time as the fight was on my birthday . . . . luckily I decided against it