Non-boxing fans and their comments
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Britannian Stallion
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Non-boxing fans and their comments
I have told several of my mates that I am off to the Haye/Klitschko fight and when they found out how much I paid for the ticket (€200) they said they would piss themselves if I wasted all that money and the fight only went one round. This really pisses me off.
Firstly: There will be other fights on the bill.
Secondly: Even if it did only go one round, so the fornicate what? I will be pleased that I was there to see it in person.
Thirdly: I would rather pay money to go and watch a one round ko than I would to go and watch a Premier League footie game which ends in a draw.
It's not easy being a boxing fan. Nobody understands
Firstly: There will be other fights on the bill.
Secondly: Even if it did only go one round, so the fornicate what? I will be pleased that I was there to see it in person.
Thirdly: I would rather pay money to go and watch a one round ko than I would to go and watch a Premier League footie game which ends in a draw.
It's not easy being a boxing fan. Nobody understands
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doctorboxing
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Re: Non-boxing fans and their comments
I would have thought a non-boxing fan would care more about the atmosphere and build up and the fight itself is more an excuse for a piss up, so they aren't too bothered if its a first round KO.
As a boxing fan, paying a small fortune to see it, I would expect they would be hoping for quality boxing. I would happily swap all the build up, hype and atmosphere to see both fighters being wobbled or even going down, Haye having Wlad in dire straits and forcing a late stoppage in an enthralling contest.
I also wouldn't hold out much hope for the quality being on the undercard unfortunately.
As a boxing fan, paying a small fortune to see it, I would expect they would be hoping for quality boxing. I would happily swap all the build up, hype and atmosphere to see both fighters being wobbled or even going down, Haye having Wlad in dire straits and forcing a late stoppage in an enthralling contest.
I also wouldn't hold out much hope for the quality being on the undercard unfortunately.
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freddydoesdallas
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Re: Non-boxing fans and their comments
Could be worse, they could be laughing at you for walking up to Evander Holyfield and calling him Bernard 
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Britannian Stallion
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I know, mate, it was just a bit of a rant. I just tire of explaining why I don't consider it to be a waste of money.MachoMan09 wrote:Chill out then, pal. Why do you care what other people think? There are better things to get pissed off about than your mates laughing at you for buying boxing tickets.Britannian Stallion wrote:This really pisses me off.
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horndawg80
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Re: Non-boxing fans and their comments
What time is the fight?! Is for European audience or do we have to cater for the US?
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el_grande_mauro_mina
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Non-boxing fans and their comments? I come on here everyday just to read them! 
Re: Non-boxing fans and their comments
If they where my missus, they'd be right disappointed, a 'round' includes me having a shower after and I'm still snoring inside three minutes.Britannian Stallion wrote:I have told several of my mates that I am off to the Haye/Klitschko fight and when they found out how much I paid for the ticket (€200) they said they would piss themselves if I wasted all that money and the fight only went one round. This really pisses me off.
Firstly: There will be other fights on the bill.
Secondly: Even if it did only go one round, so the eff what? I will be pleased that I was there to see it in person.
Thirdly: I would rather pay money to go and watch a one round ko than I would to go and watch a Premier League footie game which ends in a draw.
It's not easy being a boxing fan. Nobody understands
Re: Non-boxing fans and their comments
Hahahadberry wrote:If they where my missus, they'd be right disappointed, a 'round' includes me having a shower after and I'm still snoring inside three minutes.Britannian Stallion wrote:I have told several of my mates that I am off to the Haye/Klitschko fight and when they found out how much I paid for the ticket (€200) they said they would piss themselves if I wasted all that money and the fight only went one round. This really pisses me off.
Firstly: There will be other fights on the bill.
Secondly: Even if it did only go one round, so the eff what? I will be pleased that I was there to see it in person.
Thirdly: I would rather pay money to go and watch a one round ko than I would to go and watch a Premier League footie game which ends in a draw.
It's not easy being a boxing fan. Nobody understands
Re: Non-boxing fans and their comments
I'd rather see 3 minutes of brutal action in an amazing atmosphere.. with an undeniable conclusion.
...that stand in the rain for 90 minutes, having drove 3 hours to get there - to see a 0-0 draw between two crap teams full of ludicrously overpaid charlatans.
...that stand in the rain for 90 minutes, having drove 3 hours to get there - to see a 0-0 draw between two crap teams full of ludicrously overpaid charlatans.
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You're not a West Ham fan by any chance are you?G0mez wrote:I'd rather see 3 minutes of brutal action in an amazing atmosphere.. with an undeniable conclusion.
...that stand in the rain for 90 minutes, having drove 3 hours to get there - to see a 0-0 draw between two crap teams full of ludicrously overpaid charlatans.