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@burleywhite I was surprised how poor the crowd was..we have 9,000 in that venue for the darts, they set it up for only 3,000...
I'm sure the 3,000 in attendence paid alot more for the boxing, than the 'punters' did for darts, I mean how much were ringside seats last night? Surely a ringside seat at the darts is a fiver (obviously with a free marker pen and white paper) - double that of the general admission. I bet they took abit more over the bar at the darts though.FIGHTFANs wrote:Eddie hearn comments on his twitter about the crowd last night just over 2000 thousand in![]()
EddieHearn Eddie Hearn
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@burleywhite I was surprised how poor the crowd was..we have 9,000 in that venue for the darts, they set it up for only 3,000...
Warren shows are over priced thats why it was not full also it was not really a good bill untill Murray fight got added. Cook v Burns should never have been a world title. Burns should be fighting in Scotland in front of his own fans.yid14 wrote:I'm sure the 3,000 in attendence paid alot more for the boxing, than the 'punters' did for darts, I mean how much were ringside seats last night? Surely a ringside seat at the darts is a fiver (obviously with a free marker pen and white paper) - double that of the general admission. I bet they took abit more over the bar at the darts though.FIGHTFANs wrote:Eddie hearn comments on his twitter about the crowd last night just over 2000 thousand in![]()
EddieHearn Eddie Hearn
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@burleywhite I was surprised how poor the crowd was..we have 9,000 in that venue for the darts, they set it up for only 3,000...
Darts also far cheaper to stage though presumably, so margin is almost certainly better on darts.yid14 wrote:I'm sure the 3,000 in attendence paid alot more for the boxing, than the 'punters' did for darts, I mean how much were ringside seats last night? Surely a ringside seat at the darts is a fiver (obviously with a free marker pen and white paper) - double that of the general admission. I bet they took abit more over the bar at the darts though.FIGHTFANs wrote:Eddie hearn comments on his twitter about the crowd last night just over 2000 thousand in![]()
EddieHearn Eddie Hearn
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@burleywhite I was surprised how poor the crowd was..we have 9,000 in that venue for the darts, they set it up for only 3,000...
Was the whole arena open?Jeff Thomas wrote:It was only two thirds full..... Great show and all. Maybe they've finally succeeded in pissing off every single domestic boxing fan.
No about two thirds... so doing the maths that makes one third? or sometihngleforge wrote:Was the whole arena open?Jeff Thomas wrote:It was only two thirds full..... Great show and all. Maybe they've finally succeeded in pissing off every single domestic boxing fan.
Jeff Thomas wrote:No about two thirds... so doing the maths that makes one third? or sometihng
ask nathan cleverly
Clever c*ntLeedsLad wrote:Two thirds of the arena was about two thirds full..... so just under half full all told
I can only speak for myself, but I'm just totally fed up with last minute pull outs, dodgy officiating etc.Jeff Thomas wrote:It was only two thirds full..... Great show and all. Maybe they've finally succeeded in pissing off every single domestic boxing fan.
Yeh it's the price vs card thing that's keeping me out of some shows, the 'value' if you will. I'm not made of money right now so anything over £60-£70 then the show has to be something pretty special for me.Scottrf wrote:I can only speak for myself, but I'm just totally fed up with last minute pull outs, dodgy officiating etc.Jeff Thomas wrote:It was only two thirds full..... Great show and all. Maybe they've finally succeeded in pissing off every single domestic boxing fan.
Boxing isn't cheap so I expect a certain standard of entertainment and for the event to deliver what it offers.
Also, its getting harder and harder to persuade friends its worth paying for.TheCobra wrote:Yeh it's the price vs card thing that's keeping me out of some shows, the 'value' if you will. I'm not made of money right now so anything over £60-£70 then the show has to be something pretty special for me.Scottrf wrote:I can only speak for myself, but I'm just totally fed up with last minute pull outs, dodgy officiating etc.Jeff Thomas wrote:It was only two thirds full..... Great show and all. Maybe they've finally succeeded in pissing off every single domestic boxing fan.
Boxing isn't cheap so I expect a certain standard of entertainment and for the event to deliver what it offers.
40 quid a ticket for the darts.yid14 wrote:I'm sure the 3,000 in attendence paid alot more for the boxing, than the 'punters' did for darts, I mean how much were ringside seats last night? Surely a ringside seat at the darts is a fiver (obviously with a free marker pen and white paper) - double that of the general admission. I bet they took abit more over the bar at the darts though.FIGHTFANs wrote:Eddie hearn comments on his twitter about the crowd last night just over 2000 thousand in![]()
EddieHearn Eddie Hearn
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@burleywhite I was surprised how poor the crowd was..we have 9,000 in that venue for the darts, they set it up for only 3,000...
h smithy wrote:can't believe Hearn is tweeting comments like that, wasn't he not at Barkers last fight at Olympia, a lot of empty seats, no way a sell out. I think he needs to engage brain before opening his mouth or tweeting or he will end up looking very very stupid.
The past ones looked full when Smith was headling.neil hibbert wrote:was a piss poor atmosphere tbh nothing like the last few arena shows but thats prob due to fighters being from here there and everywhere, the entertaining part was after murray was stopped everyone was abusing murrays supporters who then caused a mini riot
always a great atmosphere when its a local derbyleforge wrote:The past ones looked full when Smith was headling.neil hibbert wrote:was a piss poor atmosphere tbh nothing like the last few arena shows but thats prob due to fighters being from here there and everywhere, the entertaining part was after murray was stopped everyone was abusing murrays supporters who then caused a mini riot