Where will they put on the Haye- Macc fight? O2?

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Where will they put on the Haye- Macc fight? O2?

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When will they go on sale?
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Went to the UFC at the O2 and apart from the fact that it was a b1tch to get to and from (at least from where I was staying) the venue itself was first class. I would gladly go back there.

Surely FW will look to put in on in Wales though and give Macca territorial advantage?
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FW has got the fight at Cruiser, gaining a clear advantage for his Maccarinelli. Allegedly can't have it all his own way, can he?

If it does end up at Cardiff, then when Haye wins, even more respect will have to given to him, for defeating another guy in his own backyard!

I'm a big Haye fan, but why do I also have a feeling at the back of my mind that this fight may one too many at 200lbs?

Haye clearly struggles with the weight - he was 213lbs on the night against Mormeck. I bet Enzo is nowhere near that on the night!

I hope allegedly has no options on Haye at all. That way, when Haye wins, he can ride off up to HW & no legalities can hinder his career stage at HW.

On a seperate issue, we should all, no matter who we want to win, give Haye credit for taking the fight! Let's face it, Maccarinelli needs Haye more than Haye needs Maccarinelli!
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TerribleTerry wrote:Went to the UFC at the O2 and apart from the fact that it was a b1tch to get to and from (at least from where I was staying) the venue itself was first class. I would gladly go back there.

Surely FW will look to put in on in Wales though and give Macca territorial advantage?
It will have to be in Wales.

I can't see Maccarinelli wanting to fight outside of Wales (if possible), whereas Haye will go anywhere necessary.
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Will probbably be in Waels I thought Haye was quite funny about that when he said he hoped it was in Wales cos Enzo needs all the help he can get! :D
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I would imagine that it being staged in Wales is part of the deal.

Just as I would imagine Haye is getting a very nice pay packet out of it :TU:

And as champion, so he should :TU:
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yiddo14 wrote:I would imagine that it being staged in Wales is part of the deal.

Just as I would imagine Haye is getting a very nice pay packet out of it :TU:

And as champion, so he should :TU:
Hope there is Hatton Mayweather type hype for this fight. Would be really good for the sport in the UK with the England Wales angle and the high KO raiting for both fighters, also Haye is naturaly good in the media.

If its Millenium stadium or somewhere they will need a good undercard cos the fight is lickly to be short also if they could get another couple of good fights (rees title defence and Khan doing something) then they could fill it out.
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billy bessey wrote:
yiddo14 wrote:I would imagine that it being staged in Wales is part of the deal.

Just as I would imagine Haye is getting a very nice pay packet out of it :TU:

And as champion, so he should :TU:
i heard haye was getting £1,000,000 for the fight does anyone know if this true? i know he will get a big payday for this but i wouldnt have thought it would be quite that much
Don't see it being that much however he could have been expecting similar pay days soon at HW so fair enough I guess. Wouls see 500,000 being more likely an amount. but don't realy know much about pruses
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I would imagine Haye wants a lot of hard cash for this one so the undercard will likely be crap - Rees could be on the bill if hes available but other than that no reasonable names.
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Cardiff surely with Rees, Lockett & Cleverly on the undercard.
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WildWaylon wrote:I would imagine Haye wants a lot of hard cash for this one so the undercard will likely be crap - Rees could be on the bill if hes available but other than that no reasonable names.
They need fighters with followings on the undercard cos both of them are on the cusp of being popular fighters but probably don't have the pulling power to fill somewhere too big but it needs to be somewhere big to create an event and bring in the viewers for setenta. Also it will be a short fight.

How much is the deal on Setanta worth?
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Rocky Balboa wrote:FW has got the fight at Cruiser, gaining a clear advantage for his Maccarinelli. Allegedly can't have it all his own way, can he?

If it does end up at Cardiff, then when Haye wins, even more respect will have to given to him, for defeating another guy in his own backyard!

I'm a big Haye fan, but why do I also have a feeling at the back of my mind that this fight may one too many at 200lbs?

Haye clearly struggles with the weight - he was 213lbs on the night against Mormeck. I bet Enzo is nowhere near that on the night!

I hope allegedly has no options on Haye at all. That way, when Haye wins, he can ride off up to HW & no legalities can hinder his career stage at HW.

On a seperate issue, we should all, no matter who we want to win, give Haye credit for taking the fight! Let's face it, Maccarinelli needs Haye more than Haye needs Maccarinelli!
213 on the night, doesn't sound like such a big deal, when you consider Hatton weighs in at around 154 on fight night, and is a much smaller man than Haye.
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billy bessey wrote:
yiddo14 wrote:I would imagine that it being staged in Wales is part of the deal.

Just as I would imagine Haye is getting a very nice pay packet out of it :TU:

And as champion, so he should :TU:
i heard haye was getting £1,000,000 for the fight does anyone know if this true? i know he will get a big payday for this but i wouldnt have thought it would be quite that much
I have no idea, but anything from £250,000 to £400,000 would seem to be a relistic guesstimate.

£1mil seems a bit much to me
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josh fg wrote:
WildWaylon wrote:I would imagine Haye wants a lot of hard cash for this one so the undercard will likely be crap - Rees could be on the bill if hes available but other than that no reasonable names.
They need fighters with followings on the undercard cos both of them are on the cusp of being popular fighters but probably don't have the pulling power to fill somewhere too big but it needs to be somewhere big to create an event and bring in the viewers for setenta. Also it will be a short fight.

How much is the deal on Setanta worth?
Stick Khan, Mitchell and Minter on the undercard and have it at the O2 :TU:

Pack the place out
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yiddo14 wrote:
josh fg wrote:
WildWaylon wrote:I would imagine Haye wants a lot of hard cash for this one so the undercard will likely be crap - Rees could be on the bill if hes available but other than that no reasonable names.
They need fighters with followings on the undercard cos both of them are on the cusp of being popular fighters but probably don't have the pulling power to fill somewhere too big but it needs to be somewhere big to create an event and bring in the viewers for setenta. Also it will be a short fight.

How much is the deal on Setanta worth?
Stick Khan, Mitchell and Minter on the undercard and have it at the O2 :TU:

Pack the place out
Warren will want home advantage, so will be somewhere in sweansea or Cardif I guess.

In Wales undercard would probably want Rees on it, in London you have more options, Danny Williams, Khan cos he is english, Mitchal, Minter there are a few.
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yiddo14 wrote:
josh fg wrote:
WildWaylon wrote:I would imagine Haye wants a lot of hard cash for this one so the undercard will likely be crap - Rees could be on the bill if hes available but other than that no reasonable names.
They need fighters with followings on the undercard cos both of them are on the cusp of being popular fighters but probably don't have the pulling power to fill somewhere too big but it needs to be somewhere big to create an event and bring in the viewers for setenta. Also it will be a short fight.

How much is the deal on Setanta worth?
Stick Khan, Mitchell and Minter on the undercard and have it at the O2 :TU:

Pack the place out
Warren will want home advantage, so will be somewhere in sweansea or Cardif I guess.

In Wales undercard would probably want Rees on it, in London you have more options, Danny Williams, Khan cos he is english, Mitchal, Minter there are a few.
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josh fg wrote:
WildWaylon wrote:I would imagine Haye wants a lot of hard cash for this one so the undercard will likely be crap - Rees could be on the bill if hes available but other than that no reasonable names.
They need fighters with followings on the undercard cos both of them are on the cusp of being popular fighters but probably don't have the pulling power to fill somewhere too big but it needs to be somewhere big to create an event and bring in the viewers for setenta. Also it will be a short fight.

How much is the deal on Setanta worth?
I agree, we do want to see a good undercard, but will we - Its up to Setanta to put pressure on.
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Is there an arena in Wales big enough to stage the fight apart from the Millennium stadium?

I can't see it being staged at the millennium, because they won't sell more than 20,000 tickets for the fight. I think that's why the O2 has been hotly tipped. No point in wasting money on a stadium fight when there is an indoor arena big enough to cater for the ticket demand.
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ArtOfWar wrote:Is there an arena in Wales big enough to stage the fight apart from the Millennium stadium?

I can't see it being staged at the millennium, because they won't sell more than 20,000 tickets for the fight. I think that's why the O2 has been hotly tipped. No point in wasting money on a stadium fight when there is an indoor arena big enough to cater for the ticket demand.
Liberty Stadiun swansea? Cardiff Castle?
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stujones wrote:
ArtOfWar wrote:Is there an arena in Wales big enough to stage the fight apart from the Millennium stadium?

I can't see it being staged at the millennium, because they won't sell more than 20,000 tickets for the fight. I think that's why the O2 has been hotly tipped. No point in wasting money on a stadium fight when there is an indoor arena big enough to cater for the ticket demand.
Liberty Stadiun swansea? Cardiff Castle?
Will the weather be good enough in March to stage a fight at either of those venues? Doubtful and Fwank is not going to want to risk it. I think it will be at the O2.

Obviously Fwank would love to give Enzo home advantage, but there isn't a good enough venue in Wales, so you might as well stage the fight in Haye's backyard to get the punters in. That's what it's all about at the end of the day and Enzo's fans can still travel down from Wales.
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Or the MEN/Nynex arena in Manchster - close enough for the Welsh to get to without giving Haye the possibility of home ground?
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ArtOfWar wrote:
stujones wrote:
ArtOfWar wrote:Is there an arena in Wales big enough to stage the fight apart from the Millennium stadium?

I can't see it being staged at the millennium, because they won't sell more than 20,000 tickets for the fight. I think that's why the O2 has been hotly tipped. No point in wasting money on a stadium fight when there is an indoor arena big enough to cater for the ticket demand.
Liberty Stadiun swansea? Cardiff Castle?
Will the weather be good enough in March to stage a fight at either of those venues? Doubtful and Fwank is not going to want to risk it. I think it will be at the O2.

Obviously Fwank would love to give Enzo home advantage, but there isn't a good enough venue in Wales, so you might as well stage the fight in Haye's backyard to get the punters in. That's what it's all about at the end of the day and Enzo's fans can still travel down from Wales.
Liberty would definately be good enough in a Summer fight - it would be great, hosting lots of music concerts now and its Enzo's real home patch.

There is the CIA for indoor as a possbility also.
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Tykemania wrote:Or the MEN/Nynex arena in Manchster - close enough for the Welsh to get to without giving Haye the possibility of home ground?
do you think the wealsh gen public are arsed enough about enzo to travel all the way to manchester.
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An unconfirmed source informs me that Warren and Maloney got together and made this dream fight a reality.

Little Frank was spotted leaving Sports Network B4 Christmas.

Nice to see the two Franks working together for the good of British Boxing.

Looks like the boxing boom is set to keep growing unlike the housing market.

Any info on tickets yet.
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dapug wrote:An unconfirmed source informs me that Warren and Maloney got together and made this dream fight a reality.

Little Frank was spotted leaving Sports Network B4 Christmas.

Nice to see the two Franks working together for the good of British Boxing.

Looks like the boxing boom is set to keep growing unlike the housing market.

Any info on tickets yet.
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I just got a brilliant image of them convivialy sat around with brandy glasses!
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