Not really a problem is it? But this single show could potentially change the shape of boxing in this country, away from the hype of Chisora and Haye, in a venue regularly housing BBBofC events, opening the door for other promoters to look at running shows completely independent of the BBBofC (I think a first apart from the mentioned fight?), but with it still being legitimate professional boxing.slapbangwhallop wrote:Like has been outlined above. The tickets are being sold on the basis of people coming to support the "home fighters".warriorbox wrote:More TBA's than a ****** show . If they aren't going to post the full list of boxers on Boxrec, even though it is legitimately sanctioned by the GBA (I think?) before the event, will they post them after, and if not, why is it on here at all.spudder56 wrote:Does anybody know who is actually on the Bill ?
Fagan v Goodwin seems to be the main event, but even that isn't showing.
The promoters dont want an potential "away fighters" being 'bullied' by the BBBoC who are actively trying to scupper the show so I guess the promoter is unwilling to make them public.
Not sure what the problem is.
So I personally find it interesting how successful this event is, who boxes on it, whether the card is going to be on Boxrec either before or after the event, who is sanctioning it, or if in the end it will be referred to as an unlicensed / unsanctioned event in the future, and if those that box on it will be reprimanded in anyway, or if the BBBofC will officially just ignore the results and disclude them from the boxers record.
So there is no problem, I just find it very significant for British boxing.
Note: Not sure if 'disclude' is actually a word.