AJ v Klit rematch.
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Fearful_Freddie
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Re: AJ v Klit rematch.
National stadium in Cardiff I presume. Should be another cracker.
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Nightmare Roy
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Re: AJ v Klit rematch.
Can they fit the same amount of people in there?
Re: AJ v Klit rematch.
I can see Eddie trying for another angle to this as well, can't seem him just having a stadium full of people because of the first fight he will want to make even more this time, no idea what he may come up with but perhaps go back to the old closed circuit cinema type stuff, open air event bit like they do for Football finals or some such like, surely he can't miss the chance to make his pension pot even bigger.
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Mimmy
- Heavyweight

Re: AJ v Klit rematch.
Ticket demand for this will be out of this world. Touts will be over the moon if they can get them to resell. As i never went to Wembley i want this one but getting them face value is going to be extremely difficult.
On a side note will there be warm ups for both boxers beforehand or both now wait till October?
On a side note will there be warm ups for both boxers beforehand or both now wait till October?
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Hope you get tickets mimmy, always good to get somewhere you really want to be, no warms up straight to the fight, they won't take any chances on a nick/cut or such like.mimmy123 wrote:Ticket demand for this will be out of this world. Touts will be over the moon if they can get them to resell. As i never went to Wembley i want this one but getting them face value is going to be extremely difficult.
On a side note will there be warm ups for both boxers beforehand or both now wait till October?
Re: AJ v Klit rematch.
Looking forward to it, but I would have preferred to see this in another fight. Would have loved to see Klitschko-Wilder. Got a little excited about that after he was moved to number 2 in their rankings.
Re: AJ v Klit rematch.
I think the millennium holds between 60-70k. So it's short of Wembley but a terrific stadium.
Saying that Wembley was said to be an 80k stadium but the got 90k for the first fight. More seating on the pitch area
Saying that Wembley was said to be an 80k stadium but the got 90k for the first fight. More seating on the pitch area
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Mimmy
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Re: AJ v Klit rematch.
Ive not heard owt on talksport regarding tickets, anyone have any info on sale date?
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Millennium holds 75k so I imagine with seating on the pitch they would be able to fit eighty thousand in.Ossyrules wrote:I think the millennium holds between 60-70k. So it's short of Wembley but a terrific stadium.
Saying that Wembley was said to be an 80k stadium but the got 90k for the first fight. More seating on the pitch area
Re: AJ v Klit rematch.
No official announcement for a while I don't think, they have to sort the Pulev situation out first, I think once that is sorted and Klitschko is back off his hols with the family, it will start ramping towards an announcement.mimmy123 wrote:Ive not heard owt on talksport regarding tickets, anyone have any info on sale date?
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Not confirmed yet. Hopefully they get everything sorted.
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wesshaw1985
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Re: AJ v Klit rematch.
Selby vs. Quigg co-main.
Clev on the card aswell...
Clev on the card aswell...
Re: AJ v Klit rematch.
Ossyrules wrote:I think the millennium holds between 60-70k. So it's short of Wembley but a terrific stadium.
Saying that Wembley was said to be an 80k stadium but the got 90k for the first fight. More seating on the pitch area
Wembley is 90k for football etc, so think the 'extra' seats available on the pitch, just replaced some of the ones up the back which would have had restricted views - there certainly were some empty seats up the back in the corner opposite where I was - don't tell Eddie!
Always thought Cardiff makes sense for boxing even in the summer just in case there is the risk of rain get the roof shut atmosphere would be amazing.
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Not close to being confirmed really from the BBC article - seemed just like pure speculation.
I still think it will be Germany.... there is no way Klitchsko will want to give up home advantage this time. This is simply Klitchsko's last throw of the dice - he will want somethings decked in his favour.
I still think it will be Germany.... there is no way Klitchsko will want to give up home advantage this time. This is simply Klitchsko's last throw of the dice - he will want somethings decked in his favour.
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lefthook82
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Re: AJ v Klit rematch.
But he lost. He will have to accept that he cant get it at home.stujones wrote:Not close to being confirmed really from the BBC article - seemed just like pure speculation.
I still think it will be Germany.... there is no way Klitchsko will want to give up home advantage this time. This is simply Klitchsko's last throw of the dice - he will want somethings decked in his favour.
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freddydoesdallas
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Re: AJ v Klit rematch.
I think it's a great rematch. First fight did leave a few questions that we'd like answering again, such as did wlad really let him off the hook.
I was at the last one but I reckon I'll do the TV this time
I was at the last one but I reckon I'll do the TV this time
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Money talks and Wlad is huge in Germany - the fight will do big numbers in Germany, no time zone problem etc. I think Klitchsko will make Joshua, a man who scored the KO lets not forget, an offer he cannot refuse in Germany.lefthook82 wrote:But he lost. He will have to accept that he cant get it at home.stujones wrote:Not close to being confirmed really from the BBC article - seemed just like pure speculation.
I still think it will be Germany.... there is no way Klitchsko will want to give up home advantage this time. This is simply Klitchsko's last throw of the dice - he will want somethings decked in his favour.
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mickey1975
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Re: AJ v Klit rematch.
Absolutely no chance.stujones wrote:Money talks and Wlad is huge in Germany - the fight will do big numbers in Germany, no time zone problem etc. I think Klitchsko will make Joshua, a man who scored the KO lets not forget, an offer he cannot refuse in Germany.lefthook82 wrote:But he lost. He will have to accept that he cant get it at home.stujones wrote:Not close to being confirmed really from the BBC article - seemed just like pure speculation.
I still think it will be Germany.... there is no way Klitchsko will want to give up home advantage this time. This is simply Klitchsko's last throw of the dice - he will want somethings decked in his favour.
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Where has the information regarding the rematch come from.....I haven't seen anything in this light?
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Yeah, Eddie said only today that he was waiting on Klitschko to get back from his break before making any decisions. The article also said that he was looking at various places around the world, including Wales.sammy95 wrote:Where has the information regarding the rematch come from.....I haven't seen anything in this light?
I reckon he's hoping he gets a massive money offer from China though.
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Boxing Prospect
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I have no idea where the idea that China has the money for big boxing is. The Macau scene is dead on it's arse and on the mainland they failed to secure funding for 2 different dates this year for Shiming's first defense. The money isn't there for boxing, even if it is for snooker.Taansend wrote:Yeah, Eddie said only today that he was waiting on Klitschko to get back from his break before making any decisions. The article also said that he was looking at various places around the world, including Wales.sammy95 wrote:Where has the information regarding the rematch come from.....I haven't seen anything in this light?
I reckon he's hoping he gets a massive money offer from China though.
There's no PPV market, poor copyright laws, the offset of time zone would be an issue. There's a reason big Bob has cooled on China.
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Mimmy
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It was Talksport thats why i put it up. Talksport give genuine info.sammy95 wrote:Where has the information regarding the rematch come from.....I haven't seen anything in this light?
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When you say Macau is dead do you mean boxing wise or in all aspects?Boxing Prospect wrote:I have no idea where the idea that China has the money for big boxing is. The Macau scene is dead on it's arse and on the mainland they failed to secure funding for 2 different dates this year for Shiming's first defense. The money isn't there for boxing, even if it is for snooker.Taansend wrote:Yeah, Eddie said only today that he was waiting on Klitschko to get back from his break before making any decisions. The article also said that he was looking at various places around the world, including Wales.sammy95 wrote:Where has the information regarding the rematch come from.....I haven't seen anything in this light?
I reckon he's hoping he gets a massive money offer from China though.
There's no PPV market, poor copyright laws, the offset of time zone would be an issue. There's a reason big Bob has cooled on China.
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Boxing Prospect
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Re: AJ v Klit rematch.
Boxing, the gambling money had collapsed big time with the downswing not really endingTaansend wrote:When you say Macau is dead do you mean boxing wise or in all aspects?Boxing Prospect wrote:I have no idea where the idea that China has the money for big boxing is. The Macau scene is dead on it's arse and on the mainland they failed to secure funding for 2 different dates this year for Shiming's first defense. The money isn't there for boxing, even if it is for snooker.Taansend wrote:
Yeah, Eddie said only today that he was waiting on Klitschko to get back from his break before making any decisions. The article also said that he was looking at various places around the world, including Wales.
I reckon he's hoping he gets a massive money offer from China though.
There's no PPV market, poor copyright laws, the offset of time zone would be an issue. There's a reason big Bob has cooled on China.