Chisora v Fury - Saturday, July 23rd US PPV Promo Spot

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What else is on the PPV card other than the Theophane fight?
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Wow. That was a terrible promo.
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How much are they charging for this PPV?
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Owl wrote:In texas 50$ US of A dollars. In canada I do not believe it is available but I need to check. If you ask me this is absolutely ridiculous to pay 50$ or two guys who are still at prospect status.
Are either of these guys well known in the US? Who is going to pay $50 for this?
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Truly a PPV-worthy affair.

Isn't Fury the goof who punched himself in the face and got a gift decision against McDermott?
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Ah, they're going for Irish angle with Tyson Fury, despite him being born in England, living in England, having fought for the English title and being the son of an Englishman. Gah! In that case, I'm also Irish, despite being English.

It's a shame it's Pay Per View. It should be a decent scrap, but these guys are definitely not (yet, if ever) World class. They're both quite interesting characters, so there'll be something to talk about.

Chisora spanked his girlfriend in public and was in trouble with the police for that. Fury's Dad is currently in jail for gouging out another man's eye at a car auction. Also, they both like to trash-talk.
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I'm surprised that fight is being shown in the US at all, I'm astonished that they're asking people to pay for it.
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Asterix wrote:Ah, they're going for Irish angle with Tyson Fury, despite him being born in England, living in England, having fought for the English title and being the son of an Englishman. Gah! In that case, I'm also Irish, despite being English.
Well, they play up the Irish angle with Americans all the time.
I think you're looking at it the wrong way anyway, Fury is an Irish name so I don't know how his dad is English, if his name was Tyson Smith I'd understand your reasoning. I was born in England and have lived here my whole life but that doesn't make me English any more than if I was born in the Congo I'd be black.
I doubt that most English nationalists would accept an Irish traveller (meaning Fury) as being English.

Ethnically he's an Irish traveller, legally he's a British citizen.

EDIT: Although from a slightly different angle I do share your cynicism though, playing up the ethnic angle in an attempt to con people out of $50 for a fight that's not worth $5 on ppv is quite appalling.
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I think it's $24.95 in my area. I'd like to see the fight because I'd be interested to see Chisora fight since he may be the next opponent for Wlad (if he beats Fury). Dunno if it's worth $25, though. Theophane has been in some good fights, but he's in against a 36 year old that I'm unaware of. No idea if any other decent fights are on the card.
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mrbassie wrote:
Asterix wrote:Ah, they're going for Irish angle with Tyson Fury, despite him being born in England, living in England, having fought for the English title and being the son of an Englishman. Gah! In that case, I'm also Irish, despite being English.
Well, they play up the Irish angle with Americans all the time.
I think you're looking at it the wrong way anyway, Fury is an Irish name so I don't know how his dad is English, if his name was Tyson Smith I'd understand your reasoning. I was born in England and have lived here my whole life but that doesn't make me English any more than if I was born in the Congo I'd be black.
I doubt that most English nationalists would accept an Irish traveller (meaning Fury) as being English.

Ethnically he's an Irish traveller, legally he's a British citizen.

EDIT: Although from a slightly different angle I do share your cynicism though, playing up the ethnic angle in an attempt to con people out of $50 for a fight that's not worth $5 on ppv is quite appalling.
IMO he's a british/irish travelling gypsie, most of us are british/irish anyway. And as far as im aware irish travellers official nationality is Irish and ethnicity is Irish Traveller. Since they are considered nomadic.

Also if you were born in england and lived there your whole life - you would be british. I think your confusing nationality with ethnicity.

Its like all these 3rd generation irish people in america - hate to break it to them but they aint irish , they're americans. Stop banging on about being irish!

Im being light hearted by the way :TU: Everyone has the right to decide what they consider themselves if they have a link to that nationality or ethnicity.
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Zhuge wrote:I think it's $24.95 in my area. I'd like to see the fight because I'd be interested to see Chisora fight since he may be the next opponent for Wlad (if he beats Fury). Dunno if it's worth $25, though. Theophane has been in some good fights, but he's in against a 36 year old that I'm unaware of. No idea if any other decent fights are on the card.
Ryan Toms (8-0)versus Pat Mcaleese (12-1-1) for the southern area light welterweight title (a regional english title) Phil Fury v.s Peter Vaughan. Phil Gill,Chris Evangelou,Damian Taggart and debutants Lee Markham and John Christopher are on the bill. Not sure if you've heard of any and who you'll be able to see on ppv. I've paid 50 pounds to watch it wembley arena :TU:
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mrbassie wrote:
Asterix wrote:Ah, they're going for Irish angle with Tyson Fury, despite him being born in England, living in England, having fought for the English title and being the son of an Englishman. Gah! In that case, I'm also Irish, despite being English.
Well, they play up the Irish angle with Americans all the time.
I think you're looking at it the wrong way anyway, Fury is an Irish name so I don't know how his dad is English, if his name was Tyson Smith I'd understand your reasoning. I was born in England and have lived here my whole life but that doesn't make me English any more than if I was born in the Congo I'd be black.
I doubt that most English nationalists would accept an Irish traveller (meaning Fury) as being English.

Ethnically he's an Irish traveller, legally he's a British citizen.

EDIT: Although from a slightly different angle I do share your cynicism though, playing up the ethnic angle in an attempt to con people out of $50 for a fight that's not worth $5 on ppv is quite appalling.
My surname is also Irish, but I'm definitely not Irish. Tyson Fury is English through and through, whether he likes it or not. His heritage is Irish, but what matters is where you were born and where you were brought up, when discussing nationality.

My original point was just an out-loud sigh at the manipulation of the American public.
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Asterix wrote:
mrbassie wrote:
Asterix wrote:Ah, they're going for Irish angle with Tyson Fury, despite him being born in England, living in England, having fought for the English title and being the son of an Englishman. Gah! In that case, I'm also Irish, despite being English.
Well, they play up the Irish angle with Americans all the time.
I think you're looking at it the wrong way anyway, Fury is an Irish name so I don't know how his dad is English, if his name was Tyson Smith I'd understand your reasoning. I was born in England and have lived here my whole life but that doesn't make me English any more than if I was born in the Congo I'd be black.
I doubt that most English nationalists would accept an Irish traveller (meaning Fury) as being English.

Ethnically he's an Irish traveller, legally he's a British citizen.

EDIT: Although from a slightly different angle I do share your cynicism though, playing up the ethnic angle in an attempt to con people out of $50 for a fight that's not worth $5 on ppv is quite appalling.
My surname is also Irish, but I'm definitely not Irish. Tyson Fury is English through and through, whether he likes it or not. His heritage is Irish, but what matters is where you were born and where you were brought up, when discussing nationality.

My original point was just an out-loud sigh at the manipulation of the American public.
I think you mean british there asterix :lol:
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Wasn't this thread in the current scene?

Why has it been moved?
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Owl wrote:
Horse wrote:Wasn't this thread in the current scene?

Why has it been moved?
Because everything in Current scene that relates to these two automatically gets shifted here. Apparently Being British supersedes being current.
This thread was commenting on the US PPV though.

What has that got to do with Britain?
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Owl wrote:
Horse wrote:Wasn't this thread in the current scene?

Why has it been moved?
Because everything in Current scene that relates to these two automatically gets shifted here. Apparently Being British supersedes being current.
which is funny since its about the US ppv package. which has no bearing on us brits as we get it on free to air.
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Owl wrote:lol we all agree this should not be here. Finn Horse I
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Blue moved it. I'll move it back.
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Asterix wrote:Blue moved it. I'll move it back.
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I don't understand why it would be PPV in America and free to air in England. It would seem like, if anything, Brits might be willing to pay money for it and Americans wouldn't.

Despite the fact that nobody, including Brits, really likes Chisora or Fury very much, the winner of this fight will pretty much be carrying the future of England's hopes and dreams. Chisora already won a prospect showdown with Sexton, and the winner of this will clearly be Britain's champion of prospects.
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Lackeos wrote:I don't understand why it would be PPV in America and free to air in England. It would seem like, if anything, Brits might be willing to pay money for it and Americans wouldn't.

Despite the fact that nobody, including Brits, really likes Chisora or Fury very much, the winner of this fight will pretty much be carrying the future of England's hopes and dreams. Chisora already won a prospect showdown with Sexton, and the winner of this will clearly be Britain's champion of prospects.
Have to disagree there mate think David Price is most peoples favourite british Heavyweight prospect.
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yid14 wrote:
Lackeos wrote:I don't understand why it would be PPV in America and free to air in England. It would seem like, if anything, Brits might be willing to pay money for it and Americans wouldn't.

Despite the fact that nobody, including Brits, really likes Chisora or Fury very much, the winner of this fight will pretty much be carrying the future of England's hopes and dreams. Chisora already won a prospect showdown with Sexton, and the winner of this will clearly be Britain's champion of prospects.
Have to disagree there mate think David Price is most peoples favourite british Heavyweight prospect.
Agreed. David Price is the guy most of us believe has very good potential. The main worry with him is his chin.
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Lackeos wrote:I don't understand why it would be PPV in America and free to air in England. It would seem like, if anything, Brits might be willing to pay money for it and Americans wouldn't.

Despite the fact that nobody, including Brits, really likes Chisora or Fury very much, the winner of this fight will pretty much be carrying the future of England's hopes and dreams. Chisora already won a prospect showdown with Sexton, and the winner of this will clearly be Britain's champion of prospects.
It's no cost to the promotion to throw it on PPV here. Why not do it? Before I found streams, I would have ended up getting it. I bought Sultan/Briggs.

Is Khan/Judah PPV over there? That could also be a contributing factor.
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SaadOffTheDeck wrote:It's no cost to the promotion to throw it on PPV here. Why not do it? Before I found streams, I would have ended up getting it. I bought Sultan/Briggs.

Is Khan/Judah PPV over there? That could also be a contributing factor.
Yeah, Khan-Judah is PPV. They could be on the same channel as part of the same PPV. We sometimes have that here. You pay once and watch boxing from 9/10pm until 5am (starting in the UK and then moving to the US)! :oo
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