FW shows are a great way for young aspiring fighters to get some experience and test their chin in a crowd brawl
It’s a lottery what you get at arenas , Once bought last minute tickets for a Matchroom O2 event , got the £40 tickets , couldn’t see a thing , needed oxygen and was surrounded my Uber mongs If anyone is considering buying the cheap seats , then dont. In the £100 plus seats you get your more upper class Chav , the ones who are spunking a months wage trying to impress a half woman half glitter female usually called Chantelle on a date. Only thing with these seats is that Chantelle will spend half her time flicking her hair all over the place blocking your view or on FaceTime to one of her friends (also usually called Chantelle) Warren/Hearn should have sections for each group, either that or security makes a judgement on the way in and shepherd the idiots off to their own section (which is usually the toilets anyway)
Full of groups drinking and snorting all day - the types that would be pasted all over a decent local bar within 5 mins
Probably better to go in a group then than with just your bird in case it kicks off. A mate of mine went to the first groves frock fight. Paid a packet for good seats close to the ring. Then got so hammered from day drinking he slept the whole way through the fight.
For the horse racing, its the Peaky blinders affect that's crept in the last couple of years - a bunch of coked up twats in tweed and flat caps thinking they are tommy Shelby.
Always has been more trouble at Frank's shows its a fact. Ive been with my gf plenty of times...seen loads of fights but I simply don't get involved. If you scared of a bit of fighting, rowdy crowds, troublemakers, women named Chantelle then stay at home.
And Eddie's shows 8-10 times seem to run relitively smoothly Must be the clientele he either aims for or attracts or simply coincidence ?