An evening with Eddie Hearn...
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mickey1975
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An evening with Eddie Hearn...
£40 a ticket. Newcastle, includes free glass of wine. This will be up there with the proposed Floyd tour.
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I bet he pulls out and is replaced by the Iron Maiden mascot and the promised wine turns out to be Um Bongo.
But the sham must go on.
But the sham must go on.
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Counter-puncher
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in response to overwhelming popular demand, Eddie will go against every fibre and sinew of his being and indulge himself- and, more importantly the adoring throngs gathered- in talking about himself for a night.
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mickey1975
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Bruno was £30/£40 with photo. Holyfield £60 with a dinner, Hatton £50 with photo and all you can eat Indian buffet.
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mickey1975
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Why Newcastle , of all places? He must be doing a national tour.
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Is this a joke?
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Will Glenn McCrory be translating for the locals?
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It is, but only for fightpass members......Terry Dooley wrote:I've just asked them if a slow dance is included in the price. I'll keep yous posted.
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mickey1975
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No. Seen the poster. Steve Wraith is promoting.PokerRob wrote:Is this a joke?
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Then surely Hearn has lost it; he's supposed to be a boxing promoter - providing good fights and satisfying the fans - he's not a personality or a celebrity.
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If Frank did the same thing, would that be different (given that he's been involved in the game a lot longer) ?
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palooka wrote:Then surely Hearn has lost it; he's supposed to be a boxing promoter - providing good fights and satisfying the fans - he's not a personality or a celebrity.
Hubris
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It wouldn't be any different to me.
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ScottDetonator
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Good point. Eddie has only been involved as a promoter for a couple of years.Benelio wrote:If Frank did the same thing, would that be different (given that he's been involved in the game a lot longer) ?
I can't believe that anyone would pay to go and listen to Eddie talking for a few hours. He does enough press and interviews every other week as it is. Unless he's going to be getting up and singing and dancing to 'Uptown Funk'....
Talk about milking it.
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At least warren would have some great stories, eg getting shot, dealing with tyson and king, calzaghe/hatton storys. Hearns only been in the business a couple of years. Not sure why anyone would want to piss away 40 quid to go to this
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He Couldnt talk about his roots & how he built the business up like FW because basically he didnt...
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£40 quid is only 4 pints in Londonrio wrote:At least warren would have some great stories, eg getting shot, dealing with tyson and king, calzaghe/hatton storys. Hearns only been in the business a couple of years. Not sure why anyone would want to piss away 40 quid to go to this
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Boxerbeetle
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I must be a bit of a saddo, but I'd probably go if it was close to me. I enjoy those kind of events though.
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He should give people their money back for the Bellew/Cleverley PPV.
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Black Sam Bellamy
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I wonder if he'll retweet pictures of his stooges with their tickets for this ? It's all about the retweet !!
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He is one of the better known personalities in boxing. He has 221K Twitter followers. His videos have more views then anyone elses on IFLTV and he gets thousands of questions from fans for their Q&As. Clearly people are interested.palooka wrote:Then surely Hearn has lost it; he's supposed to be a boxing promoter - providing good fights and satisfying the fans - he's not a personality or a celebrity.
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mickey1975
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It gets worse, lads... I only glanced earlier. The £40 includes a 2 course meal, no photo. It rises to £100 with a photo!!! A meet and greet is £200! You really couldn't make this up. Have your lads been offered this great opportunity, Parsons?
