Yeah he mentioned the North East as well as South Wales I believe. Great fighting cities, but perhaps lack the punch to meet the current standards of a Saturday night card, where the expected standard has grown massively in recent years.TheGingerBomber wrote:Good point, I'm sure Hearn mentioned in the same interview coming to the north east but I can't remember if it was in relation to this topic!Stuffs wrote:Saw it advertised, but much like "small hall shows being on fight pass" I'll believe it when I see it. I think this might just be a one-off. Hope it's not just limited to York Hall though and it travels.
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Why were you paying a hundred quid for it? I've just checked and the bog standard Sky package plus Sports is less than fifty quid a month.Boxerbeetle wrote:I don't consider paying nearly 100 a month for something 'pretty good' is value for money.dirk2686 wrote:Joshua is a PPV fighter now. He's selling out Wembley for crying out loud - of course he'll be on PPV.Boxerbeetle wrote:How many consecutive Joshua PPVs have there been already? 3? 4? Anyway, Sky are effectively putting on 3 PPVs within 3 months (Haye-Bellew, Joshua-Klitschko, Brook-Spence), so it clearly looks like the incidents are increasing.
I still don't really get why you'd be so happy about cancelling your Sky subscription when the PPV sector is a completely different entity. The standard stuff on Sky recently has been pretty good.
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TheGingerBomber
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Yeah it's good news for prospects, hopefully not just Matchroom prospects but also local prospects. I'd like to see them given a chance to show they're good enough to be signed.sammy95 wrote:Yeah he mentioned the North East as well as South Wales I believe. Great fighting cities, but perhaps lack the punch to meet the current standards of a Saturday night card, where the expected standard has grown massively in recent years.TheGingerBomber wrote:Good point, I'm sure Hearn mentioned in the same interview coming to the north east but I can't remember if it was in relation to this topic!Stuffs wrote:Saw it advertised, but much like "small hall shows being on fight pass" I'll believe it when I see it. I think this might just be a one-off. Hope it's not just limited to York Hall though and it travels.
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You'd imagine the North East was going to happen with the signing of Josh Kelly.TheGingerBomber wrote:Yeah it's good news for prospects, hopefully not just Matchroom prospects but also local prospects. I'd like to see them given a chance to show they're good enough to be signed.sammy95 wrote:Yeah he mentioned the North East as well as South Wales I believe. Great fighting cities, but perhaps lack the punch to meet the current standards of a Saturday night card, where the expected standard has grown massively in recent years.TheGingerBomber wrote:
Good point, I'm sure Hearn mentioned in the same interview coming to the north east but I can't remember if it was in relation to this topic!
I also agree it would be great to see some of the local prospects in any area it goes tested against the "big boys" of Matchroom and have a chance to show their worth. Or even be showcased filling out the bill.
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Boxerbeetle
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I wasn't, I was on a promotion. But when that was coming to an end they tried to put me up to full price. We had the HD packages & fibre optic internet with them as well, so the costs mounted up quickly. Well, they would have done but I left them.dirk2686 wrote:Why were you paying a hundred quid for it? I've just checked and the bog standard Sky package plus Sports is less than fifty quid a month.Boxerbeetle wrote:I don't consider paying nearly 100 a month for something 'pretty good' is value for money.dirk2686 wrote:
Joshua is a PPV fighter now. He's selling out Wembley for crying out loud - of course he'll be on PPV.
I still don't really get why you'd be so happy about cancelling your Sky subscription when the PPV sector is a completely different entity. The standard stuff on Sky recently has been pretty good.
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Isaac Macleod and Warren Baister would boost ticket sales massively in a north east show, alongside others.Stuffs wrote:You'd imagine the North East was going to happen with the signing of Josh Kelly.TheGingerBomber wrote:Yeah it's good news for prospects, hopefully not just Matchroom prospects but also local prospects. I'd like to see them given a chance to show they're good enough to be signed.sammy95 wrote:
Yeah he mentioned the North East as well as South Wales I believe. Great fighting cities, but perhaps lack the punch to meet the current standards of a Saturday night card, where the expected standard has grown massively in recent years.
I also agree it would be great to see some of the local prospects in any area it goes tested against the "big boys" of Matchroom and have a chance to show their worth. Or even be showcased filling out the bill.
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What's the craic with Baister? Feels like he's been around ages but not actually really gone anywhere.TheGingerBomber wrote:Isaac Macleod and Warren Baister would boost ticket sales massively in a north east show, alongside others.Stuffs wrote:You'd imagine the North East was going to happen with the signing of Josh Kelly.TheGingerBomber wrote:
Yeah it's good news for prospects, hopefully not just Matchroom prospects but also local prospects. I'd like to see them given a chance to show they're good enough to be signed.
I also agree it would be great to see some of the local prospects in any area it goes tested against the "big boys" of Matchroom and have a chance to show their worth. Or even be showcased filling out the bill.
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TheGingerBomber
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Anar, he's not fought for a while or at least it seems. He's fighting March 4th at Rainton Meadows I believe.Stuffs wrote:What's the craic with Baister? Feels like he's been around ages but not actually really gone anywhere.TheGingerBomber wrote:Isaac Macleod and Warren Baister would boost ticket sales massively in a north east show, alongside others.Stuffs wrote:
You'd imagine the North East was going to happen with the signing of Josh Kelly.
I also agree it would be great to see some of the local prospects in any area it goes tested against the "big boys" of Matchroom and have a chance to show their worth. Or even be showcased filling out the bill.