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mullenman
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Ticket sales

Post by mullenman »

Fair play to eddie hearn and Joshua.

Selling Wembley and could of sold more v the klit.

Fury v klit sold 12,000

Aj v klit could of sold over 120,000.

The power of sky and matchroom is phenomenal. .
Boxing was in trouble five years ago and now it's booming so fair play to all involved.
Andrew
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Post by Andrew »

mullenman wrote:Fair play to eddie hearn and Joshua.

Selling Wembley and could of sold more v the klit.

Fury v klit sold 12,000

Aj v klit could of sold over 120,000.

The power of sky and matchroom is phenomenal. .
Boxing was in trouble five years ago and now it's booming so fair play to all involved.
I don't think the cancelled fury fight broke 10,000 tickets there was a seat map before it got cancelled for good.

I'd say 80% of first tier was still on sale
Boxerbeetle
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The Fury ticket prices were insane, I'm amazed they even managed to sell 12,000.
ThereByTheGrace
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Post by ThereByTheGrace »

I could sell tickets to a stub hub robot as well......its not that hard
rd350lc
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Post by rd350lc »

People generally want to see KO's and tear ups , after the first Fury / Klitschko dance off, it's not really suprising ticket sales bombed for the rematch.
(combined with the high ticket prices )

I honstly do not see Joshua / Klitschko being a boring stand off and I do not expect it to go the distance .

It seems the public think that way too.
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