All they've got to do is put a microphone in front of Fury, that'll sell the fight.BIGMARK wrote:This is good news and also good it's Tyson Fury as his name does draw attention, as Bomber said if the promoter/TV people do a good job this could draw a lot of viewers
Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
-
keithmoonhangover
- Cruiserweight
- Posts: 17104
- Joined: 16 Sep 2010, 10:42
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
-
maverick23
- Cruiserweight
- Posts: 10375
- Joined: 26 Feb 2011, 18:20
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
AgreedBomber 1 wrote:If it gets as advitised right then I think they'll get over 1 million viewing figures! All about the job the TV and the Promoter does from here on out!! This could be massive for boxing it really could! Great news IMO
Both fighters have stories that the press can play on. Chisora has is cancelled fight against Wladimir and also got a fair bit of coverage over domestic abuse. Fury on the other hand had a lot of press over his dad and gypsy heritage.
As Bomber says there is no reason this couldn't get 1m viewers at least.
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
1M would be impressive it all depends on whre they advertise it. Many people i know dont watch channel 5 including myself.maverick23 wrote:AgreedBomber 1 wrote:If it gets as advitised right then I think they'll get over 1 million viewing figures! All about the job the TV and the Promoter does from here on out!! This could be massive for boxing it really could! Great news IMO
Both fighters have stories that the press can play on. Chisora has is cancelled fight against Wladimir and also got a fair bit of coverage over domestic abuse. Fury on the other hand had a lot of press over his dad and gypsy heritage.
As Bomber says there is no reason this couldn't get 1m viewers at least.
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
But you would if they had the fight on - esp for free. I reckon it cld easily do 1m.leforge wrote:1M would be impressive it all depends on whre they advertise it. Many people i know dont watch channel 5 including myself.
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
Because I am fan you need to appeal to casual viewers. How many can they attract for example how well does the football do on channel 5?Dan Dares wrote:But you would if they had the fight on - esp for free. I reckon it cld easily do 1m.leforge wrote:1M would be impressive it all depends on whre they advertise it. Many people i know dont watch channel 5 including myself.
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
Great news, hope the fight does well.
-
keithmoonhangover
- Cruiserweight
- Posts: 17104
- Joined: 16 Sep 2010, 10:42
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
It looks like it's on PPV in the States - how bizzare.
This from Fightnews:
Chisora-Fury on PPV
Integrated Sports announced today that it will be distributing “The Big Brawl” featuring unbeaten British heavyweights Dereck “Del Boy” Chisora and 6’ 9” Irish giant Tyson Fury, live July 23 from Wembley Arena in London. “The Big Brawl,” presented by Hennessy Sports, will be distributed in the United States by Integrated Sports Media for live viewing at 3 PM/ET – 12 PM/PT on both cable and satellite pay-per-view via iN Demand, DIRECTV, and Avail-TVN.
June 9th, 2011
This from Fightnews:
Chisora-Fury on PPV
Integrated Sports announced today that it will be distributing “The Big Brawl” featuring unbeaten British heavyweights Dereck “Del Boy” Chisora and 6’ 9” Irish giant Tyson Fury, live July 23 from Wembley Arena in London. “The Big Brawl,” presented by Hennessy Sports, will be distributed in the United States by Integrated Sports Media for live viewing at 3 PM/ET – 12 PM/PT on both cable and satellite pay-per-view via iN Demand, DIRECTV, and Avail-TVN.
June 9th, 2011
-
keithmoonhangover
- Cruiserweight
- Posts: 17104
- Joined: 16 Sep 2010, 10:42
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
I wonder who the commentary/studio team would be?
I can see Steve Bunce turning up.
I can see Steve Bunce turning up.
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
anyone else confirm this ? Other than FW's comments were else is mentioned ...
-
craigpanther
- Cruiserweight
- Posts: 3
- Joined: 07 May 2011, 09:38
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
As far as I know 5 dont get major ratings so if the fight pulls in a large audience it may persuade them to get fights on in the future, if that is the case or if its a one-off, it can only be seen as step in the right direction in my opinion.
-
mickey1975
- Heavyweight

- Posts: 23133
- Joined: 02 Mar 2009, 12:54
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
It would be unwise to get the press to play on the story of Fury's dad!maverick23 wrote:AgreedBomber 1 wrote:If it gets as advitised right then I think they'll get over 1 million viewing figures! All about the job the TV and the Promoter does from here on out!! This could be massive for boxing it really could! Great news IMO
Both fighters have stories that the press can play on. Chisora has is cancelled fight against Wladimir and also got a fair bit of coverage over domestic abuse. Fury on the other hand had a lot of press over his dad and gypsy heritage.
As Bomber says there is no reason this couldn't get 1m viewers at least.
-
funso banjo baby
- Heavyweight

- Posts: 4417
- Joined: 23 Sep 2005, 11:05
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
this would be a great development
hope its true
hope its true
-
Newport Daz
- Cruiserweight
- Posts: 687
- Joined: 31 Aug 2010, 07:26
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
One thing that no-one's picked up on - According to FW in his column, Froch is not good enough to beat BHop, yet he claims Cleverley who's not faced one close to elite fighter IS going to beat him. Frank calls bullshit on Eddie Hearn, I call bigger bullshit on Frank W. I suspect Cleverley will be kept well away from BHop and Bomber will get the job. Slightly more realistic if you ask me.
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
x3saturday_kid wrote:Is this true then?
Dont read that particular column as someone as stated above its just a platform for Mr W to slag off fighters who have left his stable, going up against one of his stable, or other promoters.
where's the emoticon (little yellow fellow on the left of the page) doing the jacking off motion?
read thet column once or twice and that's all it was. Total bile.
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
still not reported elsewhere thought maybe boxrec might have had something on it.
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
BIGMARK wrote:But with a name like TYSON it will always make casual sports fans take note, his name is a promoters dream.keithmoonhangover wrote:All they've got to do is put a microphone in front of Fury, that'll sell the fight.BIGMARK wrote:This is good news and also good it's Tyson Fury as his name does draw attention, as Bomber said if the promoter/TV people do a good job this could draw a lot of viewers
...yeah and for ten fights he got intro'd to the ring and then officially announced as "TOY-SON" by that Yank MC on ITV4....used to grate on me that did!
-
IRLangmaid25
- Cruiserweight
- Posts: 3316
- Joined: 01 Feb 2010, 19:08
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
Thomas Treiber is the Chicago based MC in question mate. As for Tyson Fury, he is young, built like the preverbal outdoor khazi and is a good talker and critically (so far) has backed up in the ring and I will be interested to see if the Fury Derek Chisora is on Channel 5.NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:BIGMARK wrote:But with a name like TYSON it will always make casual sports fans take note, his name is a promoters dream.keithmoonhangover wrote: All they've got to do is put a microphone in front of Fury, that'll sell the fight.
...yeah and for ten fights he got intro'd to the ring and then officially announced as "TOY-SON" by that Yank MC on ITV4....used to grate on me that did!
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
Fury can't crack an egg and he has stamina issues. I like him more than Chisora who comes across like a whispering, smirking muppet, but at least with Chisora you know he can actually fight. I think Chisora will beat Fury up and stop him convincingly and people will wonder why it was ever billed as a close fight.
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
Great news if this happens, if boxing gets back on mainstream tv then it is going to be big for the sport.
-
mickey1975
- Heavyweight

- Posts: 23133
- Joined: 02 Mar 2009, 12:54
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
How has he stamina problems? Try ten threes with Big John on form when probably about 50% of your potential condition. Has Paul Edwards now developed these stamina problems?NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:Fury can't crack an egg and he has stamina issues. I like him more than Chisora who comes across like a whispering, smirking muppet, but at least with Chisora you know he can actually fight. I think Chisora will beat Fury up and stop him convincingly and people will wonder why it was ever billed as a close fight.
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
great news to have such a big fight on terrestrial, however not confirmed yet and i'm not holding my breath.
would be great if it was a sign of things to come however
would be great if it was a sign of things to come however
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
mickey1975 wrote:How has he stamina problems? Try ten threes with Big John on form when probably about 50% of your potential condition. Has Paul Edwards now developed these stamina problems?NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:Fury can't crack an egg and he has stamina issues. I like him more than Chisora who comes across like a whispering, smirking muppet, but at least with Chisora you know he can actually fight. I think Chisora will beat Fury up and stop him convincingly and people will wonder why it was ever billed as a close fight.
Fury will get beat. He was falling asleep on Mcdermott's shoulders in the first fight and it wasn't so long ago and he was banging on like a world beater then...Plus Chisora showed that he gets people who don't have stamina out of there - see Sexton.
Believe me, there is only one winner in this fight and it's not Fury.
If Fury achieves anything of note above domestic level it will say more about the dearth of talent than Fury's abilities.
And once Del Boy's had him it will be a lot harder to talk about Fantasy World title match-ups......Price, Chisora....that's 2 fighters from his own country that would beat him comfortably.
But I do like to listen to the man he is an excellent speaker!
Re: Fury v Chisora airing on Channel 5
haha...I always liked that Stacey lass. Read the comments at the bottom of the pics somebody says "nice to see a British girl with a body that isn't covered in meaningless squiggles" ...fully agree.REAL_DEAL wrote:Tyson selling the fight with these photos
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/ar ... -Fury.html
![]()
Think Fury might be seen to be repeating that pose on July 23rd of him falling into the pool.