WSB 2015 - any ticket info?
WSB 2015 - any ticket info?
Supposedly the British Lionhearts are due to face the Chinese Dragons at the York Hall on Jan 15th but you wouldn't know it given the lack of any up-to-date info. Anybody know if this actually is taking place and if so where to get tickets?
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johnreilly
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Re: WSB 2015 - any ticket info?
I had same issue, tried all kinds of internet searches and all I found were out of date websites. I thought British Lionhearts were associated with GB boxing, but their website is woefully lacking in any up to date info.Cholo_cws wrote:Supposedly the British Lionhearts are due to face the Chinese Dragons at the York Hall on Jan 15th but you wouldn't know it given the lack of any up-to-date info. Anybody know if this actually is taking place and if so where to get tickets?
Re: WSB 2015 - any ticket info?
Slightly off topic but is the WSB being telievised?
Re: WSB 2015 - any ticket info?
Tickets on the door, £7 adults, £3 children
Re: WSB 2015 - any ticket info?
Hi mate, just to confirm you can definitely buy on the door? I don't live far from York Hall so I might pop down to this, do you happen to know what time the doors open?cobbler80 wrote:Tickets on the door, £7 adults, £3 children
Hope you can help..thanks
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Afraid i dont mate, just got that from a tweet by Ron Lewis from the Times earlierCrazyboy wrote:Hi mate, just to confirm you can definitely buy on the door? I don't live far from York Hall so I might pop down to this, do you happen to know what time the doors open?cobbler80 wrote:Tickets on the door, £7 adults, £3 children
Hope you can help..thanks
Ron Lewis @RonLewisTimes · 5h 5 hours ago
For those asking, @Brit_Lionhearts v China Dragons tickets available on door at York Hall on January 15. £7 adults, £3 children #boxing
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Ahh no worries, I'll keep a look out online...I'll probably just go down after work anyway about 6ish...I should still get in I reckon, thanks anywaycobbler80 wrote:Afraid i dont mate, just got that from a tweet by Ron Lewis from the Times earlierCrazyboy wrote:Hi mate, just to confirm you can definitely buy on the door? I don't live far from York Hall so I might pop down to this, do you happen to know what time the doors open?cobbler80 wrote:Tickets on the door, £7 adults, £3 children
Hope you can help..thanks
Ron Lewis @RonLewisTimes · 5h 5 hours ago
For those asking, @Brit_Lionhearts v China Dragons tickets available on door at York Hall on January 15. £7 adults, £3 children #boxing
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Good to see that the British Lionhearts are back.
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Doesn't look like any of it will be televised, shame
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lillywhite14
- Heavyweight

Re: WSB 2015 - any ticket info?
It is a shame, especially when you see that unlicensed stuff on Eurosport getting coverage.ste1983 wrote:Doesn't look like any of it will be televised, shame
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slapbangwhallop
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British Lionhearts are an absolute shambles if they’ve no TV. No TV, No Promotion, No Exposure, £7 in and still wont fill the bloody York Hall.
An absolute cracking product, perfect for TV and they still cant pull it all together. It’s a real shame because I went to most of their original season and the boxing was outstanding.
An absolute cracking product, perfect for TV and they still cant pull it all together. It’s a real shame because I went to most of their original season and the boxing was outstanding.
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lillywhite14
- Heavyweight

Re: WSB 2015 - any ticket info?
Talking continental and sometimes world class talents on display. It's ridiculous that nobody with a bit of weight has not thrown themselves behind them. Seems a no brainer for meslapbangwhallop wrote:British Lionhearts are an absolute shambles if they’ve no TV. No TV, No Promotion, No Exposure, £7 in and still wont fill the bloody York Hall.
An absolute cracking product, perfect for TV and they still cant pull it all together. It’s a real shame because I went to most of their original season and the boxing was outstanding.
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I'm about an hour's drive away from York Hall but likely won't bother going if there's no concrete guarantee of getting in. It is surprising in this day and age that there is so little info.
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I don't see why BT or allegedly haven't picked this up. Must be relatively cheap and it'll be covered for online streams won't it?
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Flashing Blade
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It is on BT Sport next Thursday
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Flashing Blade wrote:It is on BT Sport next Thursday
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TerribleTerry
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Ticket prices for adults have been raised from £7 to £10 according to Ron Lewis on twitterslapbangwhallop wrote:British Lionhearts are an absolute shambles if they’ve no TV. No TV, No Promotion, No Exposure, £7 in and still wont fill the bloody York Hall.
An absolute cracking product, perfect for TV and they still cant pull it all together. It’s a real shame because I went to most of their original season and the boxing was outstanding.
Clearly the geniuses organsing this event feel that by failing to promote it entirely, to the point that hardcore boxing fans are scratching around to find out details and struggle to buy tickets in advance, puts them in a good position to alter the ticket price on a whim and without publicising the fact.
£10 is still great value but it annoys me how poorly such a good product is being handled.
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reggaereggae
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Any names of who's likely to be fighting?
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The whole thing is a shambles. You will effectively get to see the worlds best amateurs going head to head. It is like the Olympic finals not being advertised. You cannot even buy merchandise if you want a lions t-shirt for your kid.TerribleTerry wrote:Ticket prices for adults have been raised from £7 to £10 according to Ron Lewis on twitterslapbangwhallop wrote:British Lionhearts are an absolute shambles if they’ve no TV. No TV, No Promotion, No Exposure, £7 in and still wont fill the bloody York Hall.
An absolute cracking product, perfect for TV and they still cant pull it all together. It’s a real shame because I went to most of their original season and the boxing was outstanding.
Clearly the geniuses organsing this event feel that by failing to promote it entirely, to the point that hardcore boxing fans are scratching around to find out details and struggle to buy tickets in advance, puts them in a good position to alter the ticket price on a whim and without publicising the fact.
£10 is still great value but it annoys me how poorly such a good product is being handled.
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I would love to promoting something like this, especially off the back of the Commonwealth Games and big events such as Froch vs Groves.
- A press conference covered by a youtube outlet e.g. IFL
- A twitter page dedicated to the team with all relevant information and someone manning the responses
- Publicising twitter and facebook accounts of the fighters involved to build profile
- Highlights reels of previous events and fights of the people involved
- Make it out to be what it is, a cheap way of seeing some of the best amateur fighters in the world, where you could get future multi million pound world title professional bouts taking place in York Hall for a tenner
- Merchandise and a family friendly atmosphere etc
It would only need someone doing it part time, I am a student and would have more than enough time to do it!
(message me team GB and WSB
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- A press conference covered by a youtube outlet e.g. IFL
- A twitter page dedicated to the team with all relevant information and someone manning the responses
- Publicising twitter and facebook accounts of the fighters involved to build profile
- Highlights reels of previous events and fights of the people involved
- Make it out to be what it is, a cheap way of seeing some of the best amateur fighters in the world, where you could get future multi million pound world title professional bouts taking place in York Hall for a tenner
- Merchandise and a family friendly atmosphere etc
It would only need someone doing it part time, I am a student and would have more than enough time to do it!
(message me team GB and WSB
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Flashing Blade
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Some more info in this articlereggaereggae wrote:Any names of who's likely to be fighting?
http://www.gbboxing.org.uk/news/the-bri ... um=twitter
Next home fixture is v Algeria on Thurs Feb 5th at the EIS in Sheffield
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An article on the matter:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/boxing/30746372
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/boxing/30746372
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I saw that on twitter over the weekend.Flashing Blade wrote:It is on BT Sport next Thursday
Its not showing on my planner though (virgin media)
Anyone else got confirmation its on BT Sport + start time etc?
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Flashing Blade
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On my planner (SKY) it's listed on BT Sport 2 from 8:30 to 11.00ste1983 wrote:I saw that on twitter over the weekend.Flashing Blade wrote:It is on BT Sport next Thursday
Its not showing on my planner though (virgin media)
Anyone else got confirmation its on BT Sport + start time etc?
Re: WSB 2015 - any ticket info?
Cheers probably just Virgin Media being slow off the markFlashing Blade wrote:On my planner (SKY) it's listed on BT Sport 2 from 8:30 to 11.00ste1983 wrote:I saw that on twitter over the weekend.Flashing Blade wrote:It is on BT Sport next Thursday
Its not showing on my planner though (virgin media)
Anyone else got confirmation its on BT Sport + start time etc?