http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX1RHtRR
Watch from one minute. (ie, spin on to 1:00)
Yes, it's hypothetical, but what do people think?
If a boxing show consisted of just one fight, but a really really good one, would people still go?
(also, just an FYI - people are not allowed to bring tickets back anyway- even if it DID just turn into one fight, you still wouldn't be allowed a refund other than through goodwill.)
If they only had one fight (Bunce)
Re: If they only had one fight (Bunce)
yes, most people only leave the bar for the main fight anyway.whicker wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX1RHtRR
Watch from one minute. (ie, spin on to 1:00)
Yes, it's hypothetical, but what do people think?
If a boxing show consisted of just one fight, but a really really good one, would people still go?
(also, just an FYI - people are not allowed to bring tickets back anyway- even if it DID just turn into one fight, you still wouldn't be allowed a refund other than through goodwill.)
Re: If they only had one fight (Bunce)
But would people buy a ticket for just one fight?
Or is there a paradox- people need to be sold several fights , even thought they don't actually watch them?
Or is there a paradox- people need to be sold several fights , even thought they don't actually watch them?
Re: If they only had one fight (Bunce)
im sure people would not pay, not a chance, too much risk of one fight being a non starter with a bad head clash before it gets going. personally i would not pay to go to a bill with less than 4 fights on it.whicker wrote:But would people buy a ticket for just one fight?
Or is there a paradox- people need to be sold several fights , even thought they don't actually watch them?