yeah was the Midlands title fight was a cracker. I was going walsall but pearce pulled out so not bothering its a very weak card. Not worth the money imo.ste1983 wrote:That the 2nd time they fought? I saw them fight first time (was over 4) and was a decent scrap but I reckon your talking about the 2nd one (Midlands area title fight) was on one of those Sunday afternoon shows at the Civic. I missed it but my brother went said it was a great fight.maley1984 wrote:I normally go walsall and wolvo shows always nice to chat with jon p nice bloke always got time for a chat. Also the boxingcutsman is sound. Pearce unsworth was one hell of a tear up. But my fav was ste Saville v baz carey at wolvo civic a few years back.
You going Walsall Saturday mate? I'm busy in the day and doubt I'd make it back on time but can't say I'd go anyway all 4 rounders nothing special is it.
How many shows do you attend?
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Yeah agree, saw Pearce was out. Guessing he's going to be looking for the winner of Hunt/Unsworth the week after.maley1984 wrote:ste1983 wrote:maley1984 wrote:
yeah was the Midlands title fight was a cracker. I was going walsall but pearce pulled out so not bothering its a very weak card. Not worth the money imo.
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yeah was the Midlands title fight was a cracker. I was going walsall but pearce pulled out so not bothering its a very weak card. Not worth the money imo.[/quote][/quote][/quote]
Yeah agree, saw Pearce was out. Guessing he's going to be looking for the winner of Hunt/Unsworth the week after.[/quote]
Yeah board hav made him mandatory. Shocking how unsworth got the shot after the loss to pearce and that pearce beat hunt but the winner of them pair got 60 or 90 days to defend or b stripped.
Yeah agree, saw Pearce was out. Guessing he's going to be looking for the winner of Hunt/Unsworth the week after.[/quote]
Yeah board hav made him mandatory. Shocking how unsworth got the shot after the loss to pearce and that pearce beat hunt but the winner of them pair got 60 or 90 days to defend or b stripped.
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Parson Cross
- Super Middleweight
- Posts: 1991
- Joined: 03 Dec 2012, 18:57
Re: How many shows do you attend?
Loads.
Last Friday was Carl Greaves show Barnsley this week it's Dennis Hobsons show Sheffield then 16/7 dinner with Carl Froch.18/7 Sheffield again for Etches then 25/7 Sportsman's dinner with Anthony Joshua.
Last Friday was Carl Greaves show Barnsley this week it's Dennis Hobsons show Sheffield then 16/7 dinner with Carl Froch.18/7 Sheffield again for Etches then 25/7 Sportsman's dinner with Anthony Joshua.
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GooalaShooola
- Super Middleweight
- Posts: 174
- Joined: 11 May 2013, 18:40
Re: How many shows do you attend?
I don't get to as many as I'd like, for money reasons as much as anything. Last couple of years I've done 3 shows (Hall v Ward/Froch v Groves II/Joshua v Gavern) and a couple of my mate's white collar fights if they count. Planning to go to the Summer show at the Stadium of Light with Martin Ward headlining (although I've just noticed Leigh Wood is no longer the opponent which is annoying as that looked a good fight) but it all depends on whether I'm due in work or not unfortunately. ![[icon_neutral.gif] :neutral:](./images/smilies/icon_neutral.gif)
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[/quote][/quote]maley1984 wrote:yeah was the Midlands title fight was a cracker. I was going walsall but pearce pulled out so not bothering its a very weak card. Not worth the money imo.
Yeah agree, saw Pearce was out. Guessing he's going to be looking for the winner of Hunt/Unsworth the week after.[/quote]
Yeah board hav made him mandatory. Shocking how unsworth got the shot after the loss to pearce and that pearce beat hunt but the winner of them pair got 60 or 90 days to defend or b stripped.[/quote]
Yeah it seemed to be pretty much nailed on the two winners that night would meet. Can see Undsworth beating Hunt to be honest Pearce v Unsworth 2 for the midlands area....count me in.
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Yeah board hav made him mandatory. Shocking how unsworth got the shot after the loss to pearce and that pearce beat hunt but the winner of them pair got 60 or 90 days to defend or b stripped.[/quote]
Yeah it seemed to be pretty much nailed on the two winners that night would meet. Can see Undsworth beating Hunt to be honest Pearce v Unsworth 2 for the midlands area....count me in.[/quote]
Yeah i know pearce well he was fuming. I agree unsworth throws a sharp left hook to the body i think thats the shot. Ill b ringside for the rematch for sure
Yeah it seemed to be pretty much nailed on the two winners that night would meet. Can see Undsworth beating Hunt to be honest Pearce v Unsworth 2 for the midlands area....count me in.[/quote]
Yeah i know pearce well he was fuming. I agree unsworth throws a sharp left hook to the body i think thats the shot. Ill b ringside for the rematch for sure
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Been to Starlight Express, Phantom of the Opera and Cats all in the last 12 months - you can't beat a bit of Lloyd-Webber....
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jamesmcdonnell
- Heavyweight

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Re: How many shows do you attend?
None any more - it's an expensive night out, and frankly the view of the action is often shite even at ringside.
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I used to go to about 5 or 6 a year but haven't been to one for 2 years now. Will try to get back into going over the coming months. The problem for me these days is getting mates to come along because of the cost. To go and watch a high quality show with at least one world title fight on the bill is becoming prohibitively expensive if you want decent seats. In addition unless it is in London or Liverpool there are hotel costs to factor in. Makes it hard to persuade people to go.
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Probably 3 times a year and to the big shows because I actually enjoy the event and the atmosphere, in stark contrast to how most other posters feel on here. The only big live show I didn't enjoy was Chisora-Fury 2, for a multitude of reasons.
I do go to small shows, but to watch Muay Thai which is better enjoyed in a smaller environment I think plus I actually know some of the fighters personally or have some sort of connection/affiliation.
I do go to small shows, but to watch Muay Thai which is better enjoyed in a smaller environment I think plus I actually know some of the fighters personally or have some sort of connection/affiliation.
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TerribleTerry
- Heavyweight

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- Joined: 29 Aug 2003, 12:30
Re: How many shows do you attend?
https://youtu.be/GncWpIJ9wMwjonp wrote:
Cooper vs ffrench won fight of the year
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What would make people who don't attend more likely to attend these shows out of interest?
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It's nothing like a football atmosphere and as you've never been that's a pretty stupid comment .Loftgroov wrote:Neer been and have no desire to go.
Football/chav mentality isnt my idea of "atmosphere". Id go if I had ringside seats, but otherwise the view looks poo anyway.
TV for me.... :)
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Show was an absolute disgrace.clopixolacuphase wrote:The only big live show I didn't enjoy was Chisora-Fury 2, for a multitude of reasons.
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mickey1975
- Heavyweight

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Re: How many shows do you attend?
I do about 20 a year, amateur, unlicensed, and pro. Would knock the unlicensed on the head if I didn't know the boxers.
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I find the view in most arenas great if you know the arena well enough or if the capacity is less than 10k (I find any seat good)
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Only one over the last few years.
Shitty boxing scene in Vancouver ...I imagine that even area title level fighters in the UK would be at least a class above nearly all the pros who have recently boxed here.
Shitty boxing scene in Vancouver ...I imagine that even area title level fighters in the UK would be at least a class above nearly all the pros who have recently boxed here.
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Agree, arenas the size like the Echo / Nottingham have pretty decent views all over.WelshJack wrote:I find the view in most arenas great if you know the arena well enough or if the capacity is less than 10k (I find any seat good)
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Counter-puncher
- Heavyweight

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- Joined: 20 May 2008, 11:41
Re: How many shows do you attend?
The view from upstairs at the Wolverhampton civic is absolutely brilliant
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Counter-puncher wrote:The view from upstairs at the Wolverhampton civic is absolutely brilliant
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Depends on the venue to be fair. Hove Town Hall was a lovely little venue where you could get a close overhead view or sit ringside. The problem is when a venue's seating is arranged below the level of the ring and doesn't taper upward.jamesmcdonnell wrote:None any more - it's an expensive night out, and frankly the view of the action is often shite even at ringside.
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johnnygreaves
- Cruiserweight
- Posts: 910
- Joined: 07 Jan 2011, 07:41
Re: How many shows do you attend?
is that Steve saville. Strong as bull. I beat him on an unlicensed show in Nottingham. Very close and coulda gone the other way. But yeh. He was a bull of a manste1983 wrote:That the 2nd time they fought? I saw them fight first time (was over 4) and was a decent scrap but I reckon your talking about the 2nd one (Midlands area title fight) was on one of those Sunday afternoon shows at the Civic. I missed it but my brother went said it was a great fight.maley1984 wrote:I normally go walsall and wolvo shows always nice to chat with jon p nice bloke always got time for a chat. Also the boxingcutsman is sound. Pearce unsworth was one hell of a tear up. But my fav was ste Saville v baz carey at wolvo civic a few years back.
You going Walsall Saturday mate? I'm busy in the day and doubt I'd make it back on time but can't say I'd go anyway all 4 rounders nothing special is it.
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Yeah that's the one Johnny, had a decent following locally. 'a bull' is definitely the way to describe him think he only knew one direction and that was forward.johnnygreaves wrote:is that Steve saville. Strong as bull. I beat him on an unlicensed show in Nottingham. Very close and coulda gone the other way. But yeh. He was a bull of a manste1983 wrote:That the 2nd time they fought? I saw them fight first time (was over 4) and was a decent scrap but I reckon your talking about the 2nd one (Midlands area title fight) was on one of those Sunday afternoon shows at the Civic. I missed it but my brother went said it was a great fight.maley1984 wrote:I normally go walsall and wolvo shows always nice to chat with jon p nice bloke always got time for a chat. Also the boxingcutsman is sound. Pearce unsworth was one hell of a tear up. But my fav was ste Saville v baz carey at wolvo civic a few years back.
You going Walsall Saturday mate? I'm busy in the day and doubt I'd make it back on time but can't say I'd go anyway all 4 rounders nothing special is it.
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Counter-puncher
- Heavyweight

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Re: How many shows do you attend?
Yeah, Saville loved to just set his feet, square up and throw hooks. Id imagine he hits quite hard but a bit predictable and not difficult to find with your own shots Jonny?