mullenman wrote:I have seen it on other forums that ticket sales for this card is very slow. ...
If klit v fury was a matchroom card they would sell it out in minutes
Sold out in minutes with 5,000 on stubhub an hour later. There's still thousands left for the Joshua fight later this month that supposedly sold out in an hour. The quick sellouts that Hearn claims are absolute lies.
mullenman wrote:I have seen it on other forums that ticket sales for this card is very slow. ...
If klit v fury was a matchroom card they would sell it out in minutes
Sold out in minutes with 5,000 on stubhub an hour later. There's still thousands left for the Joshua fight later this month that supposedly sold out in an hour. The quick sellouts that Hearn claims are absolute lies.
Unfortunately any show (boxing or not) that sells out will have people taking a chance on the resale. People will buy tickets for £50 and try and sell them for £120+. It's win/win for them - the either make money or go to the show.
It was the same for Joshua v Martin - there were loads of tickets on Stubhub (granted not 5,000) but there wasn't an empty seat on the night.
Neither have sold out. Meaty Mick has taken the p!ss with prices. I honestly could fill a coach with people wanting to go but won't pay hundreds for a ticket.
mickey1975 wrote:Neither have sold out. Meaty Mick has taken the p!ss with prices. I honestly could fill a coach with people wanting to go but won't pay hundreds for a ticket.
It is testament to Mick and Franks promotional skills that they can't sell this fight out whereas David Haye sells the 02 out against any Tom, Dick or Harry.
mickey1975 wrote:Neither have sold out. Meaty Mick has taken the p!ss with prices. I honestly could fill a coach with people wanting to go but won't pay hundreds for a ticket.
It is testament to Mick and Franks promotional skills that they can't sell this fight out whereas David Haye sells the 02 out against any Tom, Dick or Harry.
