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therealhustle
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Joshua breazeale tickets

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I see more tickets have been released for this.Sales must be slow.
jamesmcdonnell
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therealhustle wrote:I see more tickets have been released for this.Sales must be slow.
Well I'm fooked if I'm buying one.

Hopefully this will teach Matchroom a lesson that you can't fill arenas fighting daffodils, to paraphrase one of our other posters.
SteveDow
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But I thought they'd sold out within hours again. Surely Eddie wasn't lying was he?!
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If sold out means you can't get a ticket ... Then this is very, very far sold out.

You can go on various sites and get six seats in a row. I think Matchroom may have overestimated how gullible the public are.

What exactly is the angle on this fight and it being PPV??

Whyte and a stacked card with Eubank Jnr, Bellew, Campbell and Mitchell in competitive fights :box:
Martin in a '50/50' for 'The World Title' & a feeble card. Just about passable.

Brezeale though got handily beaten on everything but the scorecards by the opponent 21 year old Hughie Fury beat on Saturday.

They are going to need Murray & Groves to develop some serious bad blood to sell this show IMO.
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Maxsplit wrote:Brezeale though got handily beaten on everything but the scorecards by the opponent 21 year old Hughie Fury beat on Saturday.
And a rather flat and dulled Hughie too.
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I would rather stick a finger up my azzhole, whilst watching a Ruiz-Valuev replay, and jack off for free than pay to watch this piece of sh1t ripoff. I will watch it, but for free.... *not decided yet about the finger up the bum stuff yet.........
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I blew my meagre wad on Fury Klitschko but I would've paid £40 to see Groves-Murray otherwise. The Joshua fight is crap but I like that fight.

It would be nice to see Whyte in action too.

It's just a tube for me.

That said I hope the touts choke on their fornicating tickets.
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clopixolacuphase wrote:I blew my meagre wad on Fury Klitschko but I would've paid £40 to see Groves-Murray otherwise. The Joshua fight is crap but I like that fight.

It would be nice to see Whyte in action too.

It's just a tube for me.

That said I hope the touts choke on their effing tickets.
£40! You'd have been lucky!

There were probably no more than 300 of those seats, so 'average' punters had no chance of getting them.
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I got two tickets with no problem but going for the Groves/Murray fight which should be top of the bill really.

No interest in the AJ fight
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:
therealhustle wrote:I see more tickets have been released for this.Sales must be slow.
Well I'm fooked if I'm buying one.

Hopefully this will teach Matchroom a lesson that you can't fill arenas fighting daffodils, to paraphrase one of our other posters.
There are only four guys in the ratings that are available and two of them have been knocked out by WIlder. It's an easy first defence, like pretty much every heavyweight champion ever had. I don't know what Hearn is supposed to do?
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:
therealhustle wrote:I see more tickets have been released for this.Sales must be slow.
Well I'm fooked if I'm buying one.

Hopefully this will teach Matchroom a lesson that you can't fill arenas fighting daffodils, to paraphrase one of our other posters.
There are only four guys in the ratings that are available and two of them have been knocked out by WIlder. It's an easy first defence, like pretty much every heavyweight champion ever had. I don't know what Hearn is supposed to do?
True but folk don't tend to lift the belt in such contrived, unchallenging circumstances. The Sun's Name Game would pose more of a test. A Top 20 Heavyweight at any stage in history would make light work of Martin & Brezeale. On the same night. Even if they were armed with Jif Lemon squeezers, breezeblocks in a sack and a horny, Chlamydia addled Jodie Marsh.

I wonder if the next defence will be a five Gold Run winning Blockbusters contestant. Eddie can point out how they're unbeaten too.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:
therealhustle wrote:I see more tickets have been released for this.Sales must be slow.
Well I'm fooked if I'm buying one.

Hopefully this will teach Matchroom a lesson that you can't fill arenas fighting daffodils, to paraphrase one of our other posters.
There are only four guys in the ratings that are available and two of them have been knocked out by WIlder. It's an easy first defence, like pretty much every heavyweight champion ever had. I don't know what Hearn is supposed to do?
He could try not bullshitting the masses with his real tough fight talk, AJ is the best in the world, he's a great role model don't forget! oh and maybe not charge nearly £20 on top of people's regular sky bill which is fornicating expensive as it is.

I understand the opponent, no problem with it but it's all the bullshit that is wrong.

While we are at it, cut ties with Stubhub, stop telling us tickets sold out in mins and stop using the term " stacked " when referring to the undercard . :clap:
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jaymitch81 wrote:I got two tickets with no problem but going for the Groves/Murray fight which should be top of the bill really.

No interest in the AJ fight
:TU:
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deadpan wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Well I'm fooked if I'm buying one.

Hopefully this will teach Matchroom a lesson that you can't fill arenas fighting daffodils, to paraphrase one of our other posters.
There are only four guys in the ratings that are available and two of them have been knocked out by WIlder. It's an easy first defence, like pretty much every heavyweight champion ever had. I don't know what Hearn is supposed to do?
True but folk don't tend to lift the belt in such contrived, unchallenging circumstances. The Sun's Name Game would pose more of a test. A Top 20 Heavyweight at any stage in history would make light work of Martin & Brezeale. On the same night. Even if they were armed with Jif Lemon squeezers, breezeblocks in a sack and a horny, Chlamydia addled Jodie Marsh.

I wonder if the next defence will be a five Gold Run winning Blockbusters contestant. Eddie can point out how they're unbeaten too.
I'd still give a chlamydia addled Jodie Marsh a good go.
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I read Michael Marley's profile of Breazeale in BM (before the fight was made) and although it was well-written there was also the umistakeable hint that at best Breazeale hardly represented a super-dangerous contender and was only just on the right side of being considered decent.

Marley was hardly fizzing with excitement or praise. Half the piece was about Breazeale's american football exploits.

He was initially part of the same, slightly oddball programme Charles Martin was on to "discover a new heavyweight American king" and has
subsequently moved on after the backer Michael King died.

I am sure there is some sort of chicanery in there from Fast Eddie...shift the first batch which you know makes the show a viable goer.... and then release the possibly fairly substantial remainder as some sort of 'bonus' for the fans and due to 'popular demand.'

Don't miss out fellows; they're shifting fast :roll:
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Just the 2,300 tickets left on Stubhub for this 'sold out' event.
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What shame that 2,300 of that guys freinds can't make it, at least he can sell on his tickets.
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BitPlayer wrote:What shame that 2,300 of that guys freinds can't make it, at least he can sell on his tickets.
:clap:
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