TITLE DOUBLE HEADER AT WEMBLEY RESCHEDULED FOR 19TH FEB

[HS Press]

GREAT BRITISH TITLE DOUBLE HEADER AT WEMBLEY ARENA RESCHEDULED FOR 19th FEB.
TYSON FURY ADDED TO BILL.

Hennessy Sports have today announced that the action packed fight card at Wembley Arena on Saturday 5th February which will see two prestigious British titles up for grabs has now been rescheduled for Saturday 19th February. 
 
Tickets already purchased for the original date of Saturday 5th February will be valid for the rescheduled date of Saturday 19th February and no further action is required.
 
If you are unable to attend the rescheduled date and require a refund please return the ticket(s) to the point of sale.
 
 The first of the double headers will see the UK’s number one British light welterweight, Lightening Lenny Daws of Morden, defending his Lonsdale belt against highly world ranked American based Londoner Ashley "Treasure" Theophane. 
 
The second title fight of the evening will see the eagerly awaited rematch between John O’Donnell of Shepherd’s Bush and Manchester’s Craig Watson. Both fighters last met in a thrilling contest for the Commonwealth title back in April 2009 in which O’Donnell on the night was awarded a close split decision and ripped the title from Watson’s waist.
 
Darren Barker will no longer be fighting on this event due to Hennessy Sports this week winning the rights to stage the European Middleweight title fight between Darren Barker and Matthew Macklin, the date for this fight will be announced soon.
 
To replace Darren Barker's spot on the bill, there is a special feature 10 round international Heavyweight contest invloving Manchester’s unbeaten Sensation Tyson Fury. Tyson's opponent will be announced soon.
 
 Joining these great fighters at Wembley will be Commonwealth title challenger Lee "Lights Out" Purdy, former Southern Area Champion Kreshnik Qato and a host of talented young boxers including Haddenham’s Tornado Tyler Goodjohn, Islington’s John “the Gorilla” Ryder, Phill Fury of Lancaster and Chris “Flash” Evangelou of Enfield.  

TICKET INFORMATION FOR SATURDAY 19TH FEBRUARY

Important Ticket Information - Please read.

Tickets already purchased for the original date of Saturday 5th February will be vaild for the rescheduled date of Saturday 19th February and no further action is required.
 
If you are unable to attend the rescheduled date (19th Feb) and require a refund please return the ticket/s to the point of sale.
 
Tickets are NOW on sale from the following box offices priced at:
£100, £75, £40 and £30 
 
Please note: Family tickets are also available from the Wembley Box Office.
 
 
Wembley Arena, 24hr Box Office Call 0844 815 0815 
or http://www.wembleyarena.co.uk
 
 
Ticketline 24hr Box Office call 0844 888 4402
or http://www.hennessysports.com 

[Glyn Leach]

Have you got TV?

[Dioufy]

Have you got TV?

ITV, pweaseeeeeeeeee!!!

[wrimc]

I worry when Hennessey bills get put back because you know it has something to do with tv

I hope this doesnt go the same way as Fury McDermott and get postponed over and over again and dragged out

[GlobalBox]

Premier sports were supposed to be getting a lot of dates this year apparently I wonder if this is for them, you have to assume Tv will cover somewhere, if it goes primetime its ppv
presumably so it surely can't be that.

Busy night in London no doubt with Frankies show on at the Hall as well

[Jeff Thomas]

Surely this will be on Sky? What is it with Hennesey why can't they get a TV deal?

[leforge]

Have you got TV?

ITV, pweaseeeeeeeeee!!!

I doubt it very much! It be prime time or premier sports!

[Glyn Leach]

Surely this will be on Sky? What is it with Hennesey why can't they get a TV deal?

Should be for sure Jeff but Sky's deals are with Warren, Maloney, Hearn and Hatton, they haven't got one with Mick. That's why I was asking, see if they've got anything sorted out with one of the other networks yet

[Final round]

Premier Sports?

I wont hold my breath.....

[15829]

id rather it be primetime than premier sports

[Final round]

id rather it be primetime than premier sports

I wouldn't...£6.99 for the whole month compared to that and more for one show on Primetime.

[15829]

yeah but am on virgin so cant get premier sports

[Horse]

Who is Fury likely to be fighting?

Fury won his final eliminator for the British title over 6 months ago now, so shouldn't he be fighting for the British title soon?

[Final round]

yeah but am on virgin so cant get premier sports

Ah fair 'nuff ;;-)

[damianhucker1]

Surely this will be on Sky? What is it with Hennesey why can't they get a TV deal?

its not going to be on sky as W arren has his show same night on sky ,the one with Olubamiwo vs McDermott .

[FIGHTFANs]

Heard its on sky