Haye Day undercard.

fizzjambo
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Post by fizzjambo »

I like David Haye. I'm glad that he's back. I reckon that he's probably still a top ten heavy and probably has a decent chance of winning a version of a world title.

This however must be the worst card of boxing at this level that I can remember seeing. Appalling in every way!
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fizzjambo wrote:I like David Haye. I'm glad that he's back. I reckon that he's probably still a top ten heavy and probably has a decent chance of winning a version of a world title.

This however must be the worst card of boxing at this level that I can remember seeing. Appalling in every way!
Everyone always moaning about the big promoters having a monopoly. This is what other promoter's cards look like.
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Still time for Haye to pull out, might chip his tooth on a penny in his Christmas pud!
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Post by Tuan_Jim »

ScottDetonator wrote:Still time for Haye to pull out, might chip his tooth on a penny in his Christmas pud!
I LOLd at this. The little toe performance will live in infamy.
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Post by standing8 »

A Malta commissioned show would be better !
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No one else looking forward to seeing Billy Dib over here?
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keithmoonhangover wrote:No one else looking forward to seeing Billy Dib over here?
No offence to Speight but he's coming off something like 6 losses out of his last 8 fights,or so i read

Dib's looking finished at top level but i would rather see him in with someone like John Simpson,that'd be a great tussle
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It might be the undoing of Goodwin - he's tied to too many of his words.
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Similar to a Klitschko undercard. Haye has some ego.
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Poor by Haye to have this undercard around him, can you imagine Joshua headling this card at the 02?
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higgs88 wrote:Poor by Haye to have this undercard around him, can you imagine Joshua headling this card at the 02?
It'd still be a PPV.
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Post by leejonesjnr »

Undercard looks fine to me
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Post by whiskey »

Wadi "Haye impersonator" Camacho is on the undercard.

That's like Oasis being supported by No Way Sis.
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Let's be honest it's not a great card and Haye is banking on the audience coming to see him which may well be the case, I guess we will have to wait and see if the crowd turn up before we know if it's been a success.

Has any TV company picked it up, I am assuming by the inclusion of Dib and with Di Mori being Australian they are trying to get it on the tv over there as well.

Not sure who might pick it up, surely it would be worth allegedly dipping a toe and giving him a platform but good business sense might be to leave it late and if Haye is panicking get it cheaper.
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Haye being Haye if he offered it to BN then I wouldn't think it would come cheap. Also is there any history between the 2?
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GlobalBox wrote:Let's be honest it's not a great card and Haye is banking on the audience coming to see him which may well be the case, I guess we will have to wait and see if the crowd turn up before we know if it's been a success.

Has any TV company picked it up, I am assuming by the inclusion of Dib and with Di Mori being Australian they are trying to get it on the tv over there as well.

Not sure who might pick it up, surely it would be worth allegedly dipping a toe and giving him a platform but good business sense might be to leave it late and if Haye is panicking get it cheaper.
Didn't Frank say in the IFL interview the other day that they are in talks about the Haye fight?
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G0mez wrote:Wadi "Haye impersonator" Camacho is on the undercard.

That's like Oasis being supported by No Way Sis.
I saw Quoasis in a nightclub in Leicester back in the day. The highlight was them playing a mash up of Stand By Me and Rockin All Over the World.
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pyenest77 wrote:Haye being Haye if he offered it to BN then I wouldn't think it would come cheap. Also is there any history between the 2?
Errr the Haye-Chisora fight.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
pyenest77 wrote:Haye being Haye if he offered it to BN then I wouldn't think it would come cheap. Also is there any history between the 2?
Errr the Haye-Chisora fight.
A lot of the pubs got the channel for that one, then got rid of it.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
G0mez wrote:Wadi "Haye impersonator" Camacho is on the undercard.

That's like Oasis being supported by No Way Sis.
I saw Quoasis in a nightclub in Leicester back in the day. The highlight was them playing a mash up of Stand By Me and Rockin All Over the World.
:D

I saw Bon Geordie.

"Wai aye man, this is livin on a prayer."
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questionmore wrote:It might be the undoing of Goodwin - he's tied to too many of his words.
Don't know that much about him but I see bits on here & Twitter about the number of sell out shows he does in York Hall & saw he was rated in some blog as the no 3 promoter in the country :doh:

Fair play to him for getting work for loads of boxers but most of us know how these things work. Put on 17 fights, the home guys will sell 100+ tickets each = sell out for a hall that holds about 2,000. In realty there is never more than 2-300 watching at any one time because most people watch their boxer then go to the pub.

If Wazza or Hearn put on this undercard they'd get slaughtered
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robster wrote:
questionmore wrote:It might be the undoing of Goodwin - he's tied to too many of his words.
Don't know that much about him but I see bits on here & Twitter about the number of sell out shows he does in York Hall & saw he was rated in some blog as the no 3 promoter in the country :doh:

Fair play to him for getting work for loads of boxers but most of us know how these things work. Put on 17 fights, the home guys will sell 100+ tickets each = sell out for a hall that holds about 2,000. In realty there is never more than 2-300 watching at any one time because most people watch their boxer then go to the pub.

If Wazza or Hearn put on this undercard they'd get slaughtered
Actually not accurate. We dont have 200-300 watching at any one time. Shows are packed. See promo video from my show in October 2015.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIdRKG9ixGk

Please DM me and I will send you 2 comps for my next show on 19th March so you can see for yourself.

Many people buy tickets for Goodwin shows and stay for the whole event. We create an event so the majority dont come and go like happens in the majority of small hall shows.

Also we can only provide what we are asked to for an undercard. We were asked to provide 2 4 rounders and 2 6 rounders and our boxers must have good knock out ratios. We were not asked to put on competitive title fights which Goodwin Boxing is renowned for.
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what the target ticket sales for this card steve. be surprised if this did more than 4 thousand, guessing this will probably end up on allegedly. haye needs to win a few fights before people take him seriously again, most boxers who take years off just come back looking for that last big pay day.
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Glass Joe wrote:what the target ticket sales for this card steve. be surprised if this did more than 4 thousand, guessing this will probably end up on allegedly. haye needs to win a few fights before people take him seriously again, most boxers who take years off just come back looking for that last big pay day.
I was told that 11,000 have been sold already (last week). This is being run as an event and show not just boxing so they are attracting a non boxing type audience. The guys I am supplying will do 2 thousand between them.

We will see but I am reliably told David looks fantastic in the gym.
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Post by reggaereggae »

stevegoodwin wrote:
Glass Joe wrote:what the target ticket sales for this card steve. be surprised if this did more than 4 thousand, guessing this will probably end up on allegedly. haye needs to win a few fights before people take him seriously again, most boxers who take years off just come back looking for that last big pay day.
I was told that 11,000 have been sold already (last week). This is being run as an event and show not just boxing so they are attracting a non boxing type audience. The guys I am supplying will do 2 thousand between them.

We will see but I am reliably told David looks fantastic in the gym.

Really? Wow I am surprised just because there doesn't seem to have been much press on the event. Anyway depending on the odds Haye Ko1 looks likely. De Mori is aggressive but short armed and holds his chin up and left low. Perfect recipe for a Haye KO1
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