its a nice venue but if they sell ebough tickets they will move it to the town hall and that was **** for the tyson one my mate said , i went to the SRL one at vauhalls and part from shocking food it was amazing , i was sat on a table wit former liverpool and england centre back mark wright and his missus
Depends whether the boxer allows it. I've been to some where they will sign stuff and others where you had absolutely no chance.
For those that reject, it's probably so that there isn't as many of their signatures out there. That then, in some cases, will make demand from memorabilia dealers higher and they could also negotiate a higher price for their time. I think anyway
it depends how well its organised , some make it clear go this way for a picture and this way just to get in some just shout at the crowd and its bedlem , if you get there and its well organised and the guest has time left ell gladly sighn them imo
You pay...it's simple. 20, 30, 40, 50 quid for a signature on a book, picture, glove, shorts, poster. It's a simple and costly business. Adios.
Have you been to any in the Devonshire Gaz? Went to the Tyson one there (not run by the same company mind) and it was Gash. The Port better? Also, Neil Hibbert on here is doing a Ray Leonard one too next year I think.
I've not been to the Devonshire mate but the Port venue is the main room in a Social Club. Its small enough that there isn't really a bad seat in the house, food was OK (nothing great) and they had waitress service with the beers. I went to a Tyson one at a place called the Lion Keys in Shropshire somewhere, it was just too big and it was murder getting a pint. I'll def be going to the Leonard one, I missed him when he came over a couple of years back.