Are You Buying The Brook-Spence PPV?
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Admittedly I do think this is a relatively good card and I'd say it's Hearn's best of the year so far.
Main event excellent and more than happy to see Groves Chudinov. I've no idea about Dave Allen's opponent and Cox should blast out Lewis Taylor, hoping Cox steps up relatively quickly after this.
Townend will have far too much for Jon Kays, you'd think, and saw that Louis Norman is in with Kyle Yousaf, a good 50/50 scrap that, that has been added late.
Okolie - Henshaw will look to get in on, third time lucky plus there's a couple of others on the bill too.
Admittedly I do think this is a relatively good card and I'd say it's Hearn's best of the year so far.
Main event excellent and more than happy to see Groves Chudinov. I've no idea about Dave Allen's opponent and Cox should blast out Lewis Taylor, hoping Cox steps up relatively quickly after this.
Townend will have far too much for Jon Kays, you'd think, and saw that Louis Norman is in with Kyle Yousaf, a good 50/50 scrap that, that has been added late.
Okolie - Henshaw will look to get in on, third time lucky plus there's a couple of others on the bill too.
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I'll be watching as the kinda fight I feel deserves ppv but unfortunately sky are getting the bug for ppv and Eddie has even hinted in last interviews that they are looking at better and less frequent bills which no doubt means more ppv's. Sounds like Degale vs Smith is the next 1 6 weeks away.
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I think I will.
The last PPV I ordered, I think, was Froch vs Groves 2. I would've ordered the Joshua vs Klitschko fight had I not been busy that night. So now I saved that money, I'll order this. Groves on the undercard too. Get some beers in etc.
The last PPV I ordered, I think, was Froch vs Groves 2. I would've ordered the Joshua vs Klitschko fight had I not been busy that night. So now I saved that money, I'll order this. Groves on the undercard too. Get some beers in etc.
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Il buy it
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jaymitch81
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I'm at the fa cup final so not going to bother. Won't be in any fit state to watch it when i get home....
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Boxerbeetle
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I'd forgotten it was FA Cup final day.jaymitch81 wrote:I'm at the fa cup final so not going to bother. Won't be in any fit state to watch it when i get home....
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Lenny Cravats
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I don't buy PPV's. I used to stream them, but got fed up with the shite quality. I go to a bar to watch them now as I convinced my younger brother to take an interest in the sport. Being a Sheffielder, I imagine it'll be a pretty good atmosphere in most places showing it.
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Agreed.kbackup408 wrote:I'm undecided mate agree with the lad above don't want to send wrong messages to Sky having constant PPV's, the undercard looks decent
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Boxerbeetle
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Being a Sheffielder, were you tempted to get tickets?Lenny Cravats wrote:I don't buy PPV's. I used to stream them, but got fed up with the shite quality. I go to a bar to watch them now as I convinced my younger brother to take an interest in the sport. Being a Sheffielder, I imagine it'll be a pretty good atmosphere in most places showing it.
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Jackson328
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Haven't paid for a ppv in years now, watch most via webstreams or Kodi but my last stream bombed when Wlad put AJ down and didn't come back on for 2 rounds so might pop to the local for this one as its only 5 minutes walk
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Lenny Cravats
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Would have loved to, but I'd be going on my own. None of my mates are bothered about boxing. Younger brother comes to watch at a bar, but he's there for the beer and the late night dancing.Boxerbeetle wrote:Being a Sheffielder, were you tempted to get tickets?Lenny Cravats wrote:I don't buy PPV's. I used to stream them, but got fed up with the shite quality. I go to a bar to watch them now as I convinced my younger brother to take an interest in the sport. Being a Sheffielder, I imagine it'll be a pretty good atmosphere in most places showing it.
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I'm buying it. I missed tonight's card for a family thing at her mams that was thrust upon me at late notice so I can't wait for next week! Hopefully a different outcome than tonight's fight but I fear it could go the same way!
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forcefraser
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I`ll get it as part of my Viaplay subscription. Have to put up with the nugget commentators though. They are so bad it makes you pine for Adam Smith or Rawling.
Strange thing is that on allegedly shows they run with the English commentary but on matchroom shows they insist on putting the Norwegian walruses on. They don`t change their tone even if it`s a brutal slugfest. When they commentated on Whyte v Chisora you`d have thought they were watching Paul Smith in a Latvian 6 rounder.
Strange thing is that on allegedly shows they run with the English commentary but on matchroom shows they insist on putting the Norwegian walruses on. They don`t change their tone even if it`s a brutal slugfest. When they commentated on Whyte v Chisora you`d have thought they were watching Paul Smith in a Latvian 6 rounder.
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Nope im on holiday in florida and dont get back till 29th so sky can kiss my a55 for this one 
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freddydoesdallas
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Completely forgot about it so haven't really given it much thought.
Might just pop to my local for it
Might just pop to my local for it
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darkstar81
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Same.Naandrew wrote:I have only ever done PPV for the combination fights between. Floyd, Hatton and Pacquaio.Ossyrules wrote:2 of my favourite boxers
Brook
Groves
I'll be buying
Hearn is not getting a single penny from me in PPV.
I already pay for Sky Sports. I'm not buying PPV fights unless they are PPV worthy - even so I didn't buy Joshua/Klitschko due to availability of streams and option to watch in HD a few days later on Sky
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Even better my stream changed toshowtime before the main event. Hopefully it does the same Saturday if i am staying in.darkstar81 wrote:Same.Naandrew wrote:I have only ever done PPV for the combination fights between. Floyd, Hatton and Pacquaio.Ossyrules wrote:2 of my favourite boxers
Brook
Groves
I'll be buying
Hearn is not getting a single penny from me in PPV.
I already pay for Sky Sports. I'm not buying PPV fights unless they are PPV worthy - even so I didn't buy Joshua/Klitschko due to availability of streams and option to watch in HD a few days later on Sky
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With the weight cut- it will be interesting to see how Brook handles Spence''s body shots. The latter is a very good body puncher.
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I suppose you're in the bracket who are let down by PPV fights. When I was younger there was no way I could afford Sky but I could afford a few quid chipped in between mates for a PPV.darkstar81 wrote:Same.Naandrew wrote:I have only ever done PPV for the combination fights between. Floyd, Hatton and Pacquaio.Ossyrules wrote:2 of my favourite boxers
Brook
Groves
I'll be buying
Hearn is not getting a single penny from me in PPV.
I already pay for Sky Sports. I'm not buying PPV fights unless they are PPV worthy - even so I didn't buy Joshua/Klitschko due to availability of streams and option to watch in HD a few days later on Sky
These days I always buy them as I find streams far too unreliable and I like watching fights live. The thought of waiting for a fight like Joshua Klitschko for five months and it cutting out mid fight seems a bit of a nightmare.
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Yes. No question.
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PredatorHayds
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Yes I will buy it.
Got family down so hopefully get parents drunk and in bed early and send the little one up about 8.
More than likely end up watching Re-runs of Dad's Army and playing Mousetrap though til 11 then having to watch the recording.
Got family down so hopefully get parents drunk and in bed early and send the little one up about 8.
More than likely end up watching Re-runs of Dad's Army and playing Mousetrap though til 11 then having to watch the recording.
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big lennox
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I think this is a cracking show. I hope GG wins the world title and I think Kell will beater Spence. For me, with the expection of Mayweather (talking about coming back) is the best welterweight in the world. Spence is good, though, so it will be a high class boxing match.
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45 mile drive and plenty tickets left at face value or less. I'm fornicating tempted.
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rook vs Spence Jr for just £14.95 – Britain’s lowest price
TalkTalk TV weighs in with the best deal for fans wanting to watch the Brook vs. Spence Jr fight
On Saturday 27th May, TalkTalk TV customers can watch Kell Brook take on Errol Spence Jr. as he looks to defend his IBF World Welterweight title for just £14.95 – Britain’s lowest price.
TalkTalk TV customers can enjoy a thrilling night of world class boxing from the comfort of their own home, via Sky Sports Box Office.
From 6:00pm, TalkTalk TV customers can watch every punch, jab and knockout blow in what promises to be an eventful night on channel 416.
If they so choose, fans will be able to relive all the drama with repeats at 9:00 am and 4:00pm on Sunday 28th May, while TalkTalk’s Plus TV customers can record the fight and re-watch the former sparring partners battle it out until 10:00am on 30th May.
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On Saturday 27th May, TalkTalk TV customers can watch Kell Brook take on Errol Spence Jr. as he looks to defend his IBF World Welterweight title for just £14.95 – Britain’s lowest price.
TalkTalk TV customers can enjoy a thrilling night of world class boxing from the comfort of their own home, via Sky Sports Box Office.
From 6:00pm, TalkTalk TV customers can watch every punch, jab and knockout blow in what promises to be an eventful night on channel 416.
If they so choose, fans will be able to relive all the drama with repeats at 9:00 am and 4:00pm on Sunday 28th May, while TalkTalk’s Plus TV customers can record the fight and re-watch the former sparring partners battle it out until 10:00am on 30th May.
TalkTalk TV is offering access to more sport than ever before. Not only can boxing fans keep up with all the ringside action on allegedly, all TalkTalk TV homes have access to every major televised football match – including all Premier League and UEFA Champions League fixtures – live on a single platform, through TalkTalk’s Sky Sports boost and through access to BT Sport. Viewers also have the choice to watch international cricket, rugby, Formula One and all four golf majors. Available for 30 days at a time with no ongoing commitment, TalkTalk TV’s boosts offer choice and flexibility at great value.
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fightfan95
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I'm 242 mile drive away and I'm going. It's a good card and the atmosphere will be electric I reckon. Can't waitStuffs wrote:45 mile drive and plenty tickets left at face value or less. I'm effing tempted.