Fury v Chisora OFF

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DMA1987 wrote:
palooka wrote:Yeah, Gethin will be taking thousands and thousands.
Was more thinking Flanagan, Smith, Saunders (both) etc.

But cheers for lobbing the obvious non ticket seller on there Palooka, good lad.

It's just with the rumoured poor ticket sales, I wondered how many of the sales stand apart from the actual main event. It's a legitimate question.
It is a legitimate question and I'm sorry if I came across snotty, I was just joking.
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It is a legit question and I wouldn't be surprised if 40-50% of the tickets were sold by the undercard, if not more.
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I read somewhere that Saunders had shifted around a thousand tickets. (not BJS). He wasn't originally on the bill but got added after he blew away his last opponent in a round, on the undercard of Hall/Butler.

Tom Stalker apparently sells 500-700 tickets too.
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Finn wrote:Audleys just tweeted that he will take the fight in a heartbeat.
Just imagine ......

99% of me thinks that this won't happen.

If it does, 99% of the remaining 1% of me thinks that Fury would smash him to bits.

Which leaves ..... 1% of 1% that Audley could win - just imagine if they fought, Fury was sloppy and Audley caught him with a cracking shot and knocked Fury out.

It would be like a modern day Rocky film !! :bag:
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bripez wrote:
Finn wrote:Audleys just tweeted that he will take the fight in a heartbeat.
Just imagine ......

99% of me thinks that this won't happen.

If it does, 99% of the remaining 1% of me thinks that Fury would smash him to bits.

Which leaves ..... 1% of 1% that Audley could win - just imagine if they fought, Fury was sloppy and Audley caught him with a cracking shot and knocked Fury out.

It would be like a modern day Rocky film !! :bag:
I hope its Audley, I really do - for someone who has had so many chances and failed he is still kind of box office
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rossij8 wrote:
bripez wrote:
Finn wrote:Audleys just tweeted that he will take the fight in a heartbeat.
Just imagine ......

99% of me thinks that this won't happen.

If it does, 99% of the remaining 1% of me thinks that Fury would smash him to bits.

Which leaves ..... 1% of 1% that Audley could win - just imagine if they fought, Fury was sloppy and Audley caught him with a cracking shot and knocked Fury out.

It would be like a modern day Rocky film !! :bag:
I hope its Audley, I really do - for someone who has had so many chances and failed he is still kind of box office
Just needs a bit of fan pressure. tweeting and what not.
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It will never happen but surely the most sensible option is staring them in the face ? Fury against Chambers. Where is Chambers going fighting bums hidden away on the undercard ? Hennesey will never be able to get a ranked fighter over to the UK to fight Chambers as the figures wont add up. He'll never sell a ticket in England, so his only chance to gatecrash the world scene again is for him to get into a mandatory spot. A victory over Fury would potentially see to that.
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As much as I think Audley is a busted flush, I'd give him an outside chance against Fury - provided of course he doesn't freeze.

Fury isn't much of a puncher, and Audley certainly has better skills, though it is doubtful whether he can still pull the trigger or not - if he can, I can see him being able to hit often and hard enough to potentially stop.

I'd make it a pretty slim chance, but possibly intriguing.
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Re: Fury v Chisora OFF

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Black Sam Bellamy wrote:It will never happen but surely the most sensible option is staring them in the face ? Fury against Chambers. Where is Chambers going fighting bums hidden away on the undercard ? Hennesey will never be able to get a ranked fighter over to the UK to fight Chambers as the figures wont add up. He'll never sell a ticket in England, so his only chance to gatecrash the world scene again is for him to get into a mandatory spot. A victory over Fury would potentially see to that.
Do you think Eddie would bite the hand that feeds him?
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Black Sam Bellamy wrote:It will never happen but surely the most sensible option is staring them in the face ? Fury against Chambers. Where is Chambers going fighting bums hidden away on the undercard ? Hennesey will never be able to get a ranked fighter over to the UK to fight Chambers as the figures wont add up. He'll never sell a ticket in England, so his only chance to gatecrash the world scene again is for him to get into a mandatory spot. A victory over Fury would potentially see to that.
They're both trained by Peter Fury.
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[/quote] They're both trained by Peter Fury.[/quote]

Thats why it will never happen as I said. But Chambers is going nowhere in the UK with no real backing.
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Black Sam Bellamy wrote:
They're both trained by Peter Fury.[/quote]

Thats why it will never happen as I said. But Chambers is going nowhere in the UK with no real backing.[/quote]
Turns out Chambers is fighting Fury :confused:

Not sure who's going to be in his corner.
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FYI For people looking for a refund:


CHISORA-FURY TICKET INFORMATION

Members of the public who have purchased tickets through Eventim for the event have two options:

1. Use your ticket(s) for the show this Saturday
2. Return your ticket(s) to Eventim within 28 days for a refund of the full face value

Tickets used on Saturday may not be used for any future shows. Please note if you return your tickets we cannot accept responsibility for postal charges or loss and recommend secure delivery.


Now Fury is back on the bill and I'm actually very much looking forward to this card. Fair play FW!
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