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Ticket Sellers

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Just saw a post on another site about Tony Dodson not selling tickets for the Froch fight.. Who are good ticket sellers apart from the obvious ones, like Hatton, Calzaghe etc..

Who has a really bad following?.. Vanzie and Eastman come to mind

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MC John Mcdonald sold all of those tickets to the Korean fans who were at Brodie-Chi. They are all from New Malden, where he lives.
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Good old John Mc, great bloke

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Shea Neary was a good ticket seller. His fights were allways packed out.
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ust out of curiosity,what are the ticket sales for johnny nelson like? after all hes not recknowned for his exciting fights or being a big name in the eyes of your average armchair punter. does he sell out venues?
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neil r wrote:ust out of curiosity,what are the ticket sales for johnny nelson like? after all hes not recknowned for his exciting fights or being a big name in the eyes of your average armchair punter. does he sell out venues?
no..and to be honest it isn't surprising....SOOOO boring!

Enzo Maccarinelli has a good fan base. I remember last year on the Calzaghe-Mitchell bill, Enzo's fans didn't even stay to watch Joe fight.
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Out of interest anyone notice (and I don't mean to be rude) a deteriotian on John McDonald's announcing in the recent fight. He used to be one of the highlights when watching TV broadcast "Sports Fans and Sky Fans" - what a cracking line.

Don't get me wrong, he still got the catch phrases and is still one of the best in the UK, I just think he's sounded nervous the last few time - his timing and flow has deteriorated.
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He'll never sink to Mick Goodall's standard's though!

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adamiw wrote:
neil r wrote:ust out of curiosity,what are the ticket sales for johnny nelson like? after all hes not recknowned for his exciting fights or being a big name in the eyes of your average armchair punter. does he sell out venues?
no..and to be honest it isn't surprising....SOOOO boring!

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I'm not so sure you know, his fight Vs Guilermo Jones was pretty packed, and he only had Junior Witter on the undercard.
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Kevo wrote:
adamiw wrote:
neil r wrote:ust out of curiosity,what are the ticket sales for johnny nelson like? after all hes not recknowned for his exciting fights or being a big name in the eyes of your average armchair punter. does he sell out venues?
no..and to be honest it isn't surprising....SOOOO boring!

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I'm not so sure you know, his fight Vs Guilermo Jones was pretty packed, and he only had Junior Witter on the undercard.
really? i tried to forget about that fight as soon as it ended. Dreadful.

Nelson's a nice guy, and there are boxing fans in sheffield...you might be right.
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