Rexob wrote:Good on him win the Wbc then fight degale for aload more money dont blame him.
x2, im not desperate to see it yet. 2 yrs away i reckon, if they both do as well as they could it cold be HUGE
Rexob wrote:Good on him win the Wbc then fight degale for aload more money dont blame him.
Still poor numbers and the tickets were cheap, doubling the issue.cobbler80 wrote:
And Wembley Arena for the Rebrasse fight wasn't far off sold out. I was there and i'd say there was a good 7000 in
Better than a few hundred people at Bluewater shopping centre though ehG0mez wrote:Still poor numbers and the tickets were cheap, doubling the issue.cobbler80 wrote:
And Wembley Arena for the Rebrasse fight wasn't far off sold out. I was there and i'd say there was a good 7000 in
Froch was doing 7,500 on a wet Friday night against Tony Dodson and Robin Read... 8 long years ago for a British title. Whereas Groves was coming off the back of the biggest British fight in decades, if not ever.
And he still couldn't fill the arena, as a world champion, 6 years later.G0mez wrote:Still poor numbers and the tickets were cheap, doubling the issue.cobbler80 wrote:
And Wembley Arena for the Rebrasse fight wasn't far off sold out. I was there and i'd say there was a good 7000 in
Froch was doing 7,500 on a wet Friday night against Tony Dodson and Robin Read... 8 long years ago for a British title. Whereas Groves was coming off the back of the biggest British fight in decades, if not ever.
Degale was there too. And let's not pretend that people turned out purely for George, it was against Degale more than owt else.mickey1975 wrote:Both were domestic fights and Reid a name. Carl was a lot older 8 long years ago than George is now. You could spin it the other way and say when George was barely into his 20's and still a novice he drew more to The O2 than the Dodson and Reid fights put together, but I won't.
George had the vast majority of the crowd that night, trust me. And I agree with you, I'm just spinning it like G0mez does.DMA1987 wrote:Degale was there too. And let's not pretend that people turned out purely for George, it was against Degale more than owt else.mickey1975 wrote:Both were domestic fights and Reid a name. Carl was a lot older 8 long years ago than George is now. You could spin it the other way and say when George was barely into his 20's and still a novice he drew more to The O2 than the Dodson and Reid fights put together, but I won't.
Groves has benefitted from circumstance twice, and played it well both times.
Exactly, thousands of tickets for domestic level fights. Eight long years ago on a cold Friday night in lowly Nottingham.mickey1975 wrote:Both were domestic fights and Reid a name. Carl was a lot older 8 long years ago than George is now. You could spin it the other way and say when George was barely into his 20's and still a novice he drew more to The O2 than the Dodson and Reid fights put together, but I won't.
Froch sold less for Mack immediately after his great win against Bute! we could go round in circles all day. And don't put your hometown down. The supporters really got behind Carl once they knew he was decent, you should be proud.G0mez wrote:Exactly, thousands of tickets for domestic level fights. Eight long years ago on a cold Friday night in lowly Nottingham.mickey1975 wrote:Both were domestic fights and Reid a name. Carl was a lot older 8 long years ago than George is now. You could spin it the other way and say when George was barely into his 20's and still a novice he drew more to The O2 than the Dodson and Reid fights put together, but I won't.
George Groves comes off the biggest fight in British history - and sells less... in the capital city.
Carl was a lot older, he turned professional much older than Groves - and when he KTFO Groves he was a relatively old and battleworn 36 too. Fancy that ?
mickey1975 wrote: Froch sold less for Mack immediately after his great win against Bute! we could go round in circles all day. And don't put your hometown down. The supporters really got behind Carl once they knew he was decent, you should be proud.
OH NOTTINGHAM................................. IS FULL OF FUN...................!G0mez wrote:mickey1975 wrote: Froch sold less for Mack immediately after his great win against Bute! we could go round in circles all day. And don't put your hometown down. The supporters really got behind Carl once they knew he was decent, you should be proud.
DeGale talked me out of buying that PPV. I was going to, but then he behaved in such a douchey way I decided he wasn't worth my money.DMA1987 wrote:Degale was there too. And let's not pretend that people turned out purely for George, it was against Degale more than owt else.mickey1975 wrote:Both were domestic fights and Reid a name. Carl was a lot older 8 long years ago than George is now. You could spin it the other way and say when George was barely into his 20's and still a novice he drew more to The O2 than the Dodson and Reid fights put together, but I won't.
Groves has benefitted from circumstance twice, and played it well both times.
You telling me Cleverly vs Tommy Karpency Or Young Muttley couldn't change your mind?ILikeBeer wrote:DeGale talked me out of buying that PPV. I was going to, but then he behaved in such a douchey way I decided he wasn't worth my money.DMA1987 wrote:Degale was there too. And let's not pretend that people turned out purely for George, it was against Degale more than owt else.mickey1975 wrote:Both were domestic fights and Reid a name. Carl was a lot older 8 long years ago than George is now. You could spin it the other way and say when George was barely into his 20's and still a novice he drew more to The O2 than the Dodson and Reid fights put together, but I won't.
Groves has benefitted from circumstance twice, and played it well both times.
I actually quite like Young Muttley.jameswilson wrote:
You telling me Cleverly vs Tommy Karpency Or Young Muttley couldn't change your mind?
Isn't there a red light district in Nottingham? Or was whoever told me that, winding me up?danamba7 wrote:
OH NOTTINGHAM................................. IS FULL OF FUN...................!
No he's a financial genius...that's why he single-handedly mandated and promoted the 'biggest British fight of all time' then walked away with 10% of the revenuewadey wrote:
George may come accross as a massive Belle** and will always lose the war of words, but he isn't stupid.
Doesn't every city have one?ILikeBeer wrote:Isn't there a red light district in Nottingham? Or was whoever told me that, winding me up?danamba7 wrote:
OH NOTTINGHAM................................. IS FULL OF FUN...................!
Manchester Hitman wrote:Groves rejecting the Degale fight despite it being a no brainer when compared to trying to chase Dirrrell who will likely mess him about is more to do with not wanting to work with fast car then anything else.
As I keep saying Eddie can't get the business done on these big fights even when they appear to make perfect sense for the other camp.
Some people may come on here an say I don't know what I'm talking about but facts are facts...
No Degale - Groves, no khan- Brook, no Frampton - Quigg...and I no some of those fighters are tikes up but Eddie can't even get them to negotiate with him which I find pretty alarming personally..
It's hard to make big fights but Eddie is supposed to be a big time promoter not fat Mick..
there's not even Gradovich - Selby fight confirmed yet....
And whilst I'm At it even Froch has fcuked Eddie off recently...there's is no way Edfie wanted anything to do with Chavez..he definately in my mind had Froch - Degale PPV planned in his head until Carl told him to do one and had him chasing a hopeless negotion with US big boys like Al Haymon..
I'll bow to your superior expertise.DMA1987 wrote: Doesn't every city have one?