joshj909 wrote: ↑11 Apr 2023, 07:29Quite simply because she won a split decision over Baumgardner who just won a split decision over Karen. Whether either were robberies I wouldn't try to argue but she was able to be atleast competitive with someone who was competitive with Mayer. It's not that I think she should be favourite, it's that I don't think the betting odds reflect the actual odds. I've not put a lot on it
Not sold out then ?Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑12 Apr 2023, 05:46 Ticket Prices and Options
With various seating options available, fans can choose their preferred location within the arena to experience this heavyweight clash.
Ticket prices start from £61.90 plus fees for standard seating and go up to £562.50 each plus fees for those seeking a closer view of the action in near ringside seats.
Keep in mind that ticket prices are subject to change, and availability may vary as the event date draws closer.
Nope. Looks like a section has either been closed off or all the tickets are with undercard fighters.tony1234 wrote: ↑12 Apr 2023, 07:17Not sold out then ?Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑12 Apr 2023, 05:46 Ticket Prices and Options
With various seating options available, fans can choose their preferred location within the arena to experience this heavyweight clash.
Ticket prices start from £61.90 plus fees for standard seating and go up to £562.50 each plus fees for those seeking a closer view of the action in near ringside seats.
Keep in mind that ticket prices are subject to change, and availability may vary as the event date draws closer.
Frank starting at £60.maverick23 wrote: ↑12 Apr 2023, 07:39Nope. Looks like a section has either been closed off or all the tickets are with undercard fighters.tony1234 wrote: ↑12 Apr 2023, 07:17Not sold out then ?Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑12 Apr 2023, 05:46 Ticket Prices and Options
With various seating options available, fans can choose their preferred location within the arena to experience this heavyweight clash.
Ticket prices start from £61.90 plus fees for standard seating and go up to £562.50 each plus fees for those seeking a closer view of the action in near ringside seats.
Keep in mind that ticket prices are subject to change, and availability may vary as the event date draws closer.
It’s a tough environment now for tickets - it’s a good fight and still struggles.
I really want Joe Joyce to produce an eye catching performance.big lennox wrote: ↑12 Apr 2023, 09:42 I hope the venue sells out and they get a great viewing audience for this fight.
Both fighters deserve huge respect for taking this fight, as do the promoters for putting it on. It grieves me that events like Misfits evenings are taking money away from the pot for great fights like this one.
I hope both Joyce Zhang come through it unscathed. I think it is going to be a tough, tough encounter.
Yeah I think it will be an absolute war, both tough as they come and heavy handed.big lennox wrote: ↑12 Apr 2023, 09:42 I hope the venue sells out and they get a great viewing audience for this fight.
Both fighters deserve huge respect for taking this fight, as do the promoters for putting it on. It grieves me that events like Misfits evenings are taking money away from the pot for great fights like this one.
I hope both Joyce Zhang come through it unscathed. I think it is going to be a tough, tough encounter.
Zhang is especially dangerous for the first three rounds. After that it should be Joyce. Joyce is rightfully a big favourite. Considering Joyce has been showing an iron chin you have to assume he will make it out of those rounds. Zhang being a skilled southpaw makes it very interesting because you have to expect him to land some haymakers. Joyce will just jab and keep it simple for the first few rounds unless he gets hurt, in which case he will probably get taken out by shots he doesn't see coming from the southpaw stance. I definitely see a hairy moment or two but Zhang has shown some stamina issues. Zhang has great heart and always made it the distance no matter how tired he was and he will need ordinarily need to be nailed to the canvas but a British stoppage is likely to happen.polecateddy wrote: ↑12 Apr 2023, 11:51 Unless Joyce gets caught cold in round one - which is always possible - I’d think it will be a pretty standard wear you down in 7 to 9 to round’s type performance. Hrgovic In the last fight look very weak and an arm-puncher. Joyce will be much more forceful with the Chinese slugger.
Worth watching the short highlights for both fights. He arguably won them both (I had him beating Hrgovic while the Forrest fight was three dominant rounds followed by him surviving for the remainder of the fight so was a weird one). Zhang has good combinations and power but his stamina and possibly his defence are the things that ultimately let him down. He's not getting any younger either.Controversial wrote: ↑13 Apr 2023, 06:15 I don't know much about Zhang but the only two names on his record I recognise are Jerry Forest (D10) and Hrgovic (LPTS12). Seems similar to Joyce in as much as wins fights through sheer size and strength, not much finesse. I expect Joyce to outwork him and wear him down.
Yeah nothing spectacular about him, just a big lump who can give and take punishment. Unless Joyce suddenly losses his ability to take a punch I just see Joyce's better engine winning it for him.joshj909 wrote: ↑13 Apr 2023, 06:23Worth watching the short highlights for both fights. He arguably won them both (I had him beating Hrgovic while the Forrest fight was three dominant rounds followed by him surviving for the remainder of the fight so was a weird one). Zhang has good combinations and power but his stamina and possibly his defence are the things that ultimately let him down. He's not getting any younger either.Controversial wrote: ↑13 Apr 2023, 06:15 I don't know much about Zhang but the only two names on his record I recognise are Jerry Forest (D10) and Hrgovic (LPTS12). Seems similar to Joyce in as much as wins fights through sheer size and strength, not much finesse. I expect Joyce to outwork him and wear him down.
Zhang looks less polished than joyce, and looks wide open to be hit.Controversial wrote: ↑13 Apr 2023, 06:32Yeah nothing spectacular about him, just a big lump who can give and take punishment. Unless Joyce suddenly losses his ability to take a punch I just see Joyce's better engine winning it for him.joshj909 wrote: ↑13 Apr 2023, 06:23Worth watching the short highlights for both fights. He arguably won them both (I had him beating Hrgovic while the Forrest fight was three dominant rounds followed by him surviving for the remainder of the fight so was a weird one). Zhang has good combinations and power but his stamina and possibly his defence are the things that ultimately let him down. He's not getting any younger either.Controversial wrote: ↑13 Apr 2023, 06:15 I don't know much about Zhang but the only two names on his record I recognise are Jerry Forest (D10) and Hrgovic (LPTS12). Seems similar to Joyce in as much as wins fights through sheer size and strength, not much finesse. I expect Joyce to outwork him and wear him down.
