dbf wrote:Well they must be thinking that the demographic of daves viewers is who they want to hit. Hope the presentation isn't too "laddy"

dbf wrote:Well they must be thinking that the demographic of daves viewers is who they want to hit. Hope the presentation isn't too "laddy"

8)danamba7 wrote:Dave

I'm going mate, genuinely.mickey1975 wrote:They can't be opening it all up. Does anyone know anyone who's going?
Really? You're going to buy a ticket for this? You know your boxing , are you an eccentric millionaire, or just a complete boops?keithmoonhangover wrote:I'm going mate, genuinely.mickey1975 wrote:They can't be opening it all up. Does anyone know anyone who's going?Get yersel down the smoke.
It looks like the bulk of the tickets left are in the cheap seats - the £80 range went ages ago. I wonder if some of the bleachers will be closed. Surely it can't sell out the whole place? I might be wrong though.
Alexander Armstrong and Ray Winston, doing a simulacrum of Adam Smith and Steve Bunce.PredatorHayds wrote:Be interesting to see who they get on pundit and commentary duties.
Woodall usually pops up on new channels.
Throw a shoe over the arena, that's the real fightGazmac81 wrote:hopefully Finchy from The Office is involved in the presentation , im sure he does that channel or Uk gold
dohboy wrote:Throw a shoe over the arena, that's the real fightGazmac81 wrote:hopefully Finchy from The Office is involved in the presentation , im sure he does that channel or Uk gold
Apparently Haye says on the Claire Balding show (shown on BT Sport tonight or BBC 2 tomorrow) that they've done around 14,000G0mez wrote:I wonder how many tickets have been sold ?
2,000 - 3,000 ?
I thought the arena was set up for 10-12k ?ste1983 wrote:Apparently Haye says on the Claire Balding show (shown on BT Sport tonight or BBC 2 tomorrow) that they've done around 14,000G0mez wrote:I wonder how many tickets have been sold ?
2,000 - 3,000 ?
I'm a northerner mate, you're going to have to enlighten me as to what (or who) a boops is. Hopefully it means well hung northerner.jamesmcdonnell wrote:or just a complete boops?
Tuan_Jim wrote:14,000 people haven't bothered to research what a Mark de Mori is?
Close.keithmoonhangover wrote:I'm a northerner mate, you're going to have to enlighten me as to what (or who) a boops is. Hopefully it means well hung northerner.jamesmcdonnell wrote:or just a complete boops?
I can see Spike TV UK's lawyers watching this very closely,fish,chips and scrapschad wrote:Here's the press release from Dave.
http://corporate.uktv.co.uk/news/articl ... ack-fight/
"David Haye v Mark De Mori (TBC) will be shown live from the O2 and has been ordered by UKTV director of commissioning Richard Watsham and Dave general manager Steve North. The two-hour special (9pm - 11pm) will include highlights from the day's boxing at the O2, live music performances and live studio discussions plus all the action from the ringside."
"I'm thrilled to be giving our viewers a ringside seat to this hotly-anticipated boxing match and, with Dave's own spin on the event, helping to show the sport in a brand new light."
David Haye suggested in his interview with Kugan yesterday they're looking to present / package the broadcast differently from what we're used to.
Yeah, probably a show best recorded then watched later so you can skip the filler crap.nfc90210 wrote:When I see a press release for a boxing show from a channel that doesn't have a background in sports broadcasting and it's touting "live music performances" as a selling point, well, it doesn't fill me with confidence.
Good point. But would you rather pay £16.95 plus £20 a month plus a year's commitment to watch it on Sky?nfc90210 wrote:When I see a press release for a boxing show from a channel that doesn't have a background in sports broadcasting and it's touting "live music performances" as a selling point, well, it doesn't fill me with confidence.