what fights in uk are worthy of PPV ?
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thatllbeme
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what fights in uk are worthy of PPV ?
Quigg v Frampton?
Degale v Groves?
Khan v Brook?
Joshua v Price?
Degale v Groves?
Khan v Brook?
Joshua v Price?
Re: what fights in uk are worthy of PPV ?
If DeGale-Groves I and Cleverly-Bellew II can be PPV, then all of those would be too. Joshua and Price are still prospects so a fight between them would be the least worthy given the others could all be considered to be at world level.
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Maybe the Quigg v Frampton fight would cost a lot more to make than Bellew v Cleverly so they would have to have a less stacked undercard. fornicate me was there any point whatsoever in making all those mismatches & trying to sell them as legit 50/50 fights?
Re: what fights in uk are worthy of PPV ?
Any Carl Froch Fight
David haye v any top heavyweight
Brook V marquez, Khan or any unification
quigg v frampton should not be ppv and bellew will never be ppv again even if he faces captain huck,
David haye v any top heavyweight
Brook V marquez, Khan or any unification
quigg v frampton should not be ppv and bellew will never be ppv again even if he faces captain huck,
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sweetscience
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Re: what fights in uk are worthy of PPV ?
ANY Froch fight
Khan v Brook
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Khan v Brook
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Re: what fights in uk are worthy of PPV ?
I already PPV my Sky. Why should I pay more to watch domestic dustups? What is this bullshit of the fights can't be made without PPV money? Like is PPV revenue guaranteed? After the weekend's absymal card are people going to stump up hard earned cash for similar fare in future? If thats the way its going to go we might as well look for another sport sorry business to watch.
Re: what fights in uk are worthy of PPV ?
I'm sorry but Froch vs Chavez jnr in Vegas isn't PPV, it would be on at a stupid time and wouldn't be competitive, i'm not gonna pay just for a big name it needs to be competitive and on at a decent time.
Brook vs Khan
Froch vs GGG (at the city ground)
Frampton vs Quigg
Those are the ones I want to see, didn't someone say SKY want Eddie to put on 3 next year? If so he will have to space them out through the year so does that mean Coyle vs Campbell becomes the first PPV fight of the year with a "stacked" undercard as he said it will most likely be a stadium fight in May. I don't think they will have a PPV before then as they want this one to be forgotten first. Then Hopefully Brook vs Khan will on later in the year and it depends what happens with Froch if he retires or not.
Brook vs Khan
Froch vs GGG (at the city ground)
Frampton vs Quigg
Those are the ones I want to see, didn't someone say SKY want Eddie to put on 3 next year? If so he will have to space them out through the year so does that mean Coyle vs Campbell becomes the first PPV fight of the year with a "stacked" undercard as he said it will most likely be a stadium fight in May. I don't think they will have a PPV before then as they want this one to be forgotten first. Then Hopefully Brook vs Khan will on later in the year and it depends what happens with Froch if he retires or not.
Re: what fights in uk are worthy of PPV ?
Brook V Khan is the obvious one. 2 exciting and genuine world level fighters who really don't like each other.
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sweetscience
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Re: what fights in uk are worthy of PPV ?
Quigg v Frampton isn't PPV worthy
Quigg just isn't good enough, and would get beat very easily of Frampton
Quigg just isn't good enough, and would get beat very easily of Frampton
Re: what fights in uk are worthy of PPV ?
I'm going cold turkey on ppv; I'm getting pissed at being milked; I'm considering quitting SKY sports, I'll keep the Warren channel as it is good value. The way the sport is going for viewers in the UK is not satisfactory, if I were buying a product from a shop I'd not stand for the same behaviour. I'm trying to be more assertive in my dealings with people and I may just cut back on the boxing (a 30 year pleasure and interest) and have a look at different sports, or maybe take one up myself.
Re: what fights in uk are worthy of PPV ?
Realistically there is a lot.
Any Froch fight.
DeGale V Groves
Quigg v Framption
Brook v Khan/JMM/Pacqaiou
Joshua v Price(with a big co main, Bellew v Huck?)
Haye v Any decent heavy
Mayweather v Pacman
Khan v Mayweather/Pacman
Fury v Joshua
Then there is the possibility of them doing a "stacked show" PPV with something like Selby v Warrington or Quigg v Rigo headlining
Any Froch fight.
DeGale V Groves
Quigg v Framption
Brook v Khan/JMM/Pacqaiou
Joshua v Price(with a big co main, Bellew v Huck?)
Haye v Any decent heavy
Mayweather v Pacman
Khan v Mayweather/Pacman
Fury v Joshua
Then there is the possibility of them doing a "stacked show" PPV with something like Selby v Warrington or Quigg v Rigo headlining
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I think that the powers that be have won the argument when there are so many people prepared to pay extra on top of the SKY subscription.
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: what fights in uk are worthy of PPV ?
I dunno, mate. I do get where you're coming from, and I'm more than happy to boycott sub-par PPVs like I did on Saturday. But very occasionally I'd say if PPV is genuinely the only way a fight can be made, I'll probably buy it.palooka wrote:I think that the powers that be have won the argument when there are so many people prepared to pay extra on top of the SKY subscription.
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I've no major axe to grind other than ppv used to be for mega fights or at least a really meaningful bout; it doesn't seem to be the case anymore and I really can't see what i pay SKY sports subscription for as someone who only views boxing. I'm not even sure if it's the money that bothers me so much or the feeling I'm taken for a fool and for granted.
Re: what fights in uk are worthy of PPV ?
I understand what you mean. Sky Sports is a rip off for anyone, never mind just boxing fans. I still pay for it so I'm part of the problem but Matchroom have most of my favourite domestic fighters and I hate watching shite streams online. If Sky just decided to compete with BN for overseas fights, it would all of a sudden become slightly more reasonable.palooka wrote:I've no major axe to grind other than ppv used to be for mega fights or at least a really meaningful bout; it doesn't seem to be the case anymore and I really can't see what i pay SKY sports subscription for as someone who only views boxing. I'm not even sure if it's the money that bothers me so much or the feeling I'm taken for a fool and for granted.
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reggaereggae
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Re: what fights in uk are worthy of PPV ?
Not sure if the OP meant UK fights, featuring a UK fighter, or just worthy of PPV in UK. I've gone for first choice...
Definites
Haye - Fury
Brook - Khan
Cleverly - Bellew 3
Haye - Joshua in a year's time / 18 months
Price - Fury
Maybes
Froch - Degale
Degale - Groves
Frampton - Quigg
Price - Joshua
Ps one of those in a ringer.....can you spot it?![[icon_e_biggrin.gif] :D](./images/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif)
Definites
Haye - Fury
Brook - Khan
Cleverly - Bellew 3
Haye - Joshua in a year's time / 18 months
Price - Fury
Maybes
Froch - Degale
Degale - Groves
Frampton - Quigg
Price - Joshua
Ps one of those in a ringer.....can you spot it?
Re: what fights in uk are worthy of PPV ?
Who the hell would wanna pay to watch Coyle vs campbell?! Loldigzee wrote:I'm sorry but Froch vs Chavez jnr in Vegas isn't PPV, it would be on at a stupid time and wouldn't be competitive, i'm not gonna pay just for a big name it needs to be competitive and on at a decent time.
Brook vs Khan
Froch vs GGG (at the city ground)
Frampton vs Quigg
Those are the ones I want to see, didn't someone say SKY want Eddie to put on 3 next year? If so he will have to space them out through the year so does that mean Coyle vs Campbell becomes the first PPV fight of the year with a "stacked" undercard as he said it will most likely be a stadium fight in May. I don't think they will have a PPV before then as they want this one to be forgotten first. Then Hopefully Brook vs Khan will on later in the year and it depends what happens with Froch if he retires or not.
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lillywhite14
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Re: what fights in uk are worthy of PPV ?
In an ideal world you would have two of these potential match ups on any British PPV.thatllbeme wrote:Quigg v Frampton?
Degale v Groves?
Khan v Brook?
Joshua v Price?
Brook v Khan could well be built on its own.
As mentioned above, if Bellew and Clev can called PPV then all of these can but I would not rather work off that. Bellew/Clev is the worst ppv of all time, and I think it will remain. Shocking fight for ppv and poor card all round.
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To be ppv the card should be linked to a big fight card in the states, apart from Froch the UK hasn't got any bone fide ppv boxers; Froch is well into his career and is a proven fighter - even Khan cannot justify a £17 charge. I'd want to see a decent card and then a big bout from the US.
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Not me but Eddie seems to think its a massive fight with all the talk of 'its a stadium fight', if he's being told to do 3 PPV's next year, and Froch retires, then I wouldn't be surprised if he greases up all the casuals and goes balls deep inside them again.lefty wrote:Who the hell would wanna pay to watch Coyle vs campbell?! Loldigzee wrote:I'm sorry but Froch vs Chavez jnr in Vegas isn't PPV, it would be on at a stupid time and wouldn't be competitive, i'm not gonna pay just for a big name it needs to be competitive and on at a decent time.
Brook vs Khan
Froch vs GGG (at the city ground)
Frampton vs Quigg
Those are the ones I want to see, didn't someone say SKY want Eddie to put on 3 next year? If so he will have to space them out through the year so does that mean Coyle vs Campbell becomes the first PPV fight of the year with a "stacked" undercard as he said it will most likely be a stadium fight in May. I don't think they will have a PPV before then as they want this one to be forgotten first. Then Hopefully Brook vs Khan will on later in the year and it depends what happens with Froch if he retires or not.
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Selby v Warrington could be if Selby beats Gradovich I think.
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Just had a worthy PPV event.
Re: what fights in uk are worthy of PPV ?
Any Froch fight
Any fight where a big name comes over , IE Juan Manuel Marquez
Fury / Joshua
Brook / Khan
Groves / DeGale II - If its a unification fight
Mayweather or Pacquiao against any British fighter
Any fight where a big name comes over , IE Juan Manuel Marquez
Fury / Joshua
Brook / Khan
Groves / DeGale II - If its a unification fight
Mayweather or Pacquiao against any British fighter
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Post of the weekRexob wrote:Just had a worthy PPV event.
Re: what fights in uk are worthy of PPV ?
palooka wrote:I'm going cold turkey on ppv; I'm getting pissed at being milked; I'm considering quitting SKY sports, I'll keep the Warren channel as it is good value. The way the sport is going for viewers in the UK is not satisfactory, if I were buying a product from a shop I'd not stand for the same behaviour. I'm trying to be more assertive in my dealings with people and I may just cut back on the boxing (a 30 year pleasure and interest) and have a look at different sports, or maybe take one up myself.
I did the same mate, cancelled sky in January and never missed it once everything's available elsewhere without bending over.