Calzaghe/Kessler ticket rip off

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  1. David UK

    David UK Boxing Addict banned

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    Just had a look at the ticket agency site. They are proposing to charge a 10% 'handling fee' plus £5 per ticket 'booking fee'. So on a face value £500 ringside seat it will cost £555!! A couple of quid per ticket booking fee I could understand but this has 'rip off you suckers' written all over it.

    The ticket prices are £500,£400,£300,£200,£100,£50,£40.

    Furthermore there is no indication of where each category is situated in the stadium!! I don't know about anyone else, but if going to spend £400-£600 on a pair of ticket I'd like to know what area of the ground I'll be sitting!!

    I have posted a comment on Warren's website and included my email and have requested a response to both the above.Suggest others who agree with me do the same.
     
  2. David UK

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    Leave a message on Warren's shitty website then. [url]www.frankwarren.tv[/url]
     
  3. Max Molyneux

    Max Molyneux Liverpool Liver Tickler Full Member

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    Probably Palle's fault wanting a too much of a big payday for both!
     
  4. David UK

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    I wasn't refering to the actual ticket prices. I understand they will be expensive. I'm talking about a £50 handling charge on a single ringside ticket,ie 10% of the face value
     
  5. China_hand_Joe

    China_hand_Joe Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    This fight has no major mainstream appeal.
     
  6. Relentless

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    i hope this isn't ppv in UK
     
  7. New Wind

    New Wind Kessler Nuthugger Full Member

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    I asked Warren the same question.

    Am currently awaiting reply:)

    It seems fair enough to me that one ought to see where the seats are, before spending 300 quid:)

    Looking forward to drinking a pint with you all in Cardiff:)
     
  8. fatcity

    fatcity Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Let's all hope Warren takes a beating on this card,but knowing Warren,if the ticket and tv are not going well,Calfaggi will have another hand "injury".:|:yep
     
  9. 0-1

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    It's going to be on Setanta, the first fight I think of their new deal with Warren. So that's goodbye to free-to-view boxing yet again. They're a subscription channel, available on Freeview (with a little card), cable, satellite, or online. It costs around £10-15 per month, which tempted me when they showed Hatton-Castillo, but is certainly too much to watch just Warren fights, unless he coughs up for some more interesting fighters like Haye or some foreigners.
     
  10. nulty

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    They have a deal with sports academy as well. They also bought the rights for Cotto-Judah which is a good sign. Also Warren now has a deal with both Setanta and ITV, ITV are going to keep showing Kahn so it's not the end of free to view boxing. And £10 a month for setanta which includes premiership football among other sports is actually cheap especially if you get it through sky as that gets you 8 soon to be 9 channels. Setanta will be showing more than just warren fights it isn't an exclusive deal.