dbf wrote:dve3333 wrote:Pretty clear to see how this will be hyped up. There will be a "brawl" at the press conference which will be replayed ad nauseum on Sky Sports News, add to that the countdown specials hyping the needle between them in the build up. The casuals will lap it up and (unfortunately) but the PPV in big numbers.
Such a shitty undercard tho:
- Quigg against a shot Agbeko with 4 losses in his last 6
- A Joshua blow out of Sprott
- McDonnell against a 34yr old from Argentina who's combined opponent record since coming out of a 4 year hiatus last year is 79-109-10
- A WBC "Eliminator" with Callum Smith ranked 10 fighting 36yr old Nikola Sjekloca ranked 14
This is a typically matchroom undercard. Awful really. No where near PPV worthy. Two fragile past their best fighters going for an eliminator does not make it a PPV card. Hearn knows it's not worthy but also knows that with sky hyping the hell out of it the general public are stupid enough to buy this trash.
Hearn, sky, the fighters they all know they are duping the public but don't give a toss. I hope the public shows that this kind of card won't sell.
Even though I dislike the concept of PPV more so for this card. Callum Smiths fight is the right fight for him now only lost to Abraham and Bika over 12 had a win against a guy who gave Degale a good fight.
Agbeko not seen him fight. I heard he got schooled by Rigo but his other losses one he avenged in a rematch and the other two to Abner Mares so no shame in that he also has a win over Darchinyan at bantam so he must HAVE BEEN good. On paper this doesn't look that bad probably Quiggs best opponent.
Jamie Mcdonnells is listed as a light flyweight !!!!!!!!!! The only guy with a good record is Omar Navarez he fought in 2006 at flyweight !!!!!!!!!!!
I like Jamie but he is NOT a world champion the actual WBA Bantam belt changed hands at the weekend.
The fact this is PPV is disgraceful.
If it was on Sky Sports which we pay for anyway I would be very happy as the main event will be a good fight.