Round-By-Round - Joseph Parker (c) vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
Can anyone post a picture from Facebook on here please ?
I can't do it on me phone.
But if you go to Joseph Parker's page, there is a picture of him with Tyson Fury just posted.
Man, Joe looks tiny next to Jabba!
I can't do it on me phone.
But if you go to Joseph Parker's page, there is a picture of him with Tyson Fury just posted.
Man, Joe looks tiny next to Jabba!
Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
Well the presser was amusing.
Huey calling Fast Eddie a cockroach
Then going on to say that he and Tyson are going to get all the belts between them, like some sort of dynamic duo..
Fatman and Rupert?
The Caped Kebabers?
Oh man, Tyson is funny. I wish he would hurry up and come back.
Interesting seeing Huey and Joe side by side, they look pretty even size wise.
Huey calling Fast Eddie a cockroach
Then going on to say that he and Tyson are going to get all the belts between them, like some sort of dynamic duo..
Fatman and Rupert?
The Caped Kebabers?
Oh man, Tyson is funny. I wish he would hurry up and come back.
Interesting seeing Huey and Joe side by side, they look pretty even size wise.
Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
I get a popular band in one country might appeal to an ex pat community in another. But the UK Samoan ex pat community is tiny.KiwiRider wrote:When I was in London I went to see a band called Fat Freddie's Drop.dirk2686 wrote:Yep - a difficult task considering Hughie has no fans. I heard Parker talking about the UK Samoan community coming out to support him. That's a desperate call. He's saying the right things but I don't think he believes them. Hughie has no fanbase at all and just being Tyson's cousin doesn't add much; Tyson himself struggles to shift tickets.Naandrew wrote:Had a look at the seat map. Only the bottom half open. Some 40s on the side but most are 70s and 100s.
In fairness I was expecting some mental prices considering what Mick did with the Klitschko rematch which absolutely tanked at the box office.
I still think this is going to tank aswell hence it not happening. Half of that arena is still a lot to sell.
Hughie has no fanbase at all and just because it is a "world heavyweight title" fight doesn't mean anything due to Parkers and Hughies lack of profile. Casuals see Joshua as the legit heavyweight champion.
Even if it's half of Manchester Arena that's 10k, so the same sort of arena that was used for Froch Bute for example. No chance. Hughie's not even in a 'people love to hate him' position. He's a quiet, nice enough bloke that nobody has heard of outside boxing because his promotion has been weak as piss and he barely fights.
Never heard of them have you?
The gig sold out fast, 5000 capacity.
And I swear to you, at least 70% of the crowd were expats from down under. The few I talked to had come from all over Blighty.
Maybe that does not transfer to boxing but it is worth considering.
Another issue is people just not wanting to be supporting the opposition in person at a Fury fight because of the sort of people who support the Furys. Sad but true.
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
Such as? There has never been trouble at a Fury fight!dirk2686 wrote:I get a popular band in one country might appeal to an ex pat community in another. But the UK Samoan ex pat community is tiny.KiwiRider wrote:When I was in London I went to see a band called Fat Freddie's Drop.dirk2686 wrote:
Yep - a difficult task considering Hughie has no fans. I heard Parker talking about the UK Samoan community coming out to support him. That's a desperate call. He's saying the right things but I don't think he believes them. Hughie has no fanbase at all and just being Tyson's cousin doesn't add much; Tyson himself struggles to shift tickets.
Even if it's half of Manchester Arena that's 10k, so the same sort of arena that was used for Froch Bute for example. No chance. Hughie's not even in a 'people love to hate him' position. He's a quiet, nice enough bloke that nobody has heard of outside boxing because his promotion has been weak as piss and he barely fights.
Never heard of them have you?
The gig sold out fast, 5000 capacity.
And I swear to you, at least 70% of the crowd were expats from down under. The few I talked to had come from all over Blighty.
Maybe that does not transfer to boxing but it is worth considering.
Another issue is people just not wanting to be supporting the opposition in person at a Fury fight because of the sort of people who support the Furys. Sad but true.
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wesshaw1985
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
Odds -
Parker - 4/6
Draw - 25/1
Fury - 6/4
I'm going to put a few quid on Hughie in this one, anybody else taking a punt?
Parker - 4/6
Draw - 25/1
Fury - 6/4
I'm going to put a few quid on Hughie in this one, anybody else taking a punt?
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asdfjkl
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
I did the same thing, I received 2.2 times my money back if Hughie wins.wesshaw1985 wrote:Odds -
Parker - 4/6
Draw - 25/1
Fury - 6/4
I'm going to put a few quid on Hughie in this one, anybody else taking a punt?
This is also a fight where a draw (21 times you money back) is actually worth the risk.
What happens actually if a world titlefight ends up in a draw?
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wesshaw1985
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
To be the man you have to beat the man, in the case of a draw I would assume Parker keeps his title...asdfjkl wrote:I did the same thing, I received 2.2 times my money back if Hughie wins.wesshaw1985 wrote:Odds -
Parker - 4/6
Draw - 25/1
Fury - 6/4
I'm going to put a few quid on Hughie in this one, anybody else taking a punt?
This is also a fight where a draw (21 times you money back) is actually worth the risk.
What happens actually if a world titlefight ends up in a draw?
Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
It was so touching at the presser, when one of Parker's team asked Tyson why he gives all the heavyweights a hard time except Joe .
And Tyson said they all need it, especially Bomber, who needs more. And then he said he never disrespects Joe because he likes him and he reminds Tyson of himself.
Then the big bloke, and the enormous bloke got up and hugged it out.
So sweet. And so true, I've never heard Tyson say anything bad about Parker despite the fact he is fighting Huey soon.
And Tyson said they all need it, especially Bomber, who needs more. And then he said he never disrespects Joe because he likes him and he reminds Tyson of himself.
Then the big bloke, and the enormous bloke got up and hugged it out.
So sweet. And so true, I've never heard Tyson say anything bad about Parker despite the fact he is fighting Huey soon.
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
Tyson's been fairly complimentary about Chisora, as well. His trash-talk's been reserved for those who are favoured to beat him, from Haye (at the time), through Klitschko to Joshua, and even — in some quarters — Wilder.
Calling Joshua a bum wasn't such a great idea, though, because AJ'd sign for that fight tomorrow. It's probably still Joshua's biggest payday, even ahead of Klitschko, and he's said as much. It's an uncommon situation, too, because it's normally the reigning champ telling the former to join the queue. Fury doesn't need to work his way back into contention — the shot's there for him later this year.
Calling Joshua a bum wasn't such a great idea, though, because AJ'd sign for that fight tomorrow. It's probably still Joshua's biggest payday, even ahead of Klitschko, and he's said as much. It's an uncommon situation, too, because it's normally the reigning champ telling the former to join the queue. Fury doesn't need to work his way back into contention — the shot's there for him later this year.
Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
I get the feeling that Fury his withheld any criticism of Parker because he doesn't consider him a threat.KiwiRider wrote:It was so touching at the presser, when one of Parker's team asked Tyson why he gives all the heavyweights a hard time except Joe .
And Tyson said they all need it, especially Bomber, who needs more. And then he said he never disrespects Joe because he likes him and he reminds Tyson of himself.
Then the big bloke, and the enormous bloke got up and hugged it out.
So sweet. And so true, I've never heard Tyson say anything bad about Parker despite the fact he is fighting Huey soon.
The unprovoked criticism of all the other heavyweights is because they are arguably the biggest fish out there, and probably the rationale behind the criticism to those particular guys.
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
Parker vs. Fury Undercard Set - Harron Khan Returns - http://www.BS.com/parker-vs-fu ... ns--119393
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
Can't believe this is next week man! Good luck to Fury! Hope he turns up on the night!
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
Stuarty30 wrote:Can't believe this is next week man! Good luck to Fury! Hope he turns up on the night!
Next month you mean Stuarty
Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
I didn't mean next month mate I got it completely wrongbigjack wrote:Stuarty30 wrote:Can't believe this is next week man! Good luck to Fury! Hope he turns up on the night!
Next month you mean Stuarty
Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
If your interested where the money is coming from for this fight, I checked the Sky website and this fight is going to cost Kiwis $50!! That's 25 squids.
May Mac is £20. May Pac was £20
People will still buy it, but that is steep!
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May Mac is £20. May Pac was £20
People will still buy it, but that is steep!
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
I was born in NZ and I can't for the life of me work out why this fight has landed in Manchester. It's an easy sell in Auckland, so why after Hughie's 'injury' has it ended up here?KiwiRider wrote:If your interested where the money is coming from for this fight, I checked the Sky website and this fight is going to cost Kiwis $50!! That's 25 squids.
May Mac is £20. May Pac was £20
People will still buy it, but that is steep!
Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
Parker's team politely say that they are dubious of the injury sustained by Huey. There is a lot of interest in the two fighting, but also getting this mandatory out of the way is essential for Parker's career to move forward. So they are playing the game. I can in some way understand the Fury's thinking in this matter, in all likelihood this fight will go to a decision so they wanted it outside of New Zealand. Home turf Manchester.keithmoonhangover wrote:I was born in NZ and I can't for the life of me work out why this fight has landed in Manchester. It's an easy sell in Auckland, so why after Hughie's 'injury' has it ended up here?KiwiRider wrote:If your interested where the money is coming from for this fight, I checked the Sky website and this fight is going to cost Kiwis $50!! That's 25 squids.
May Mac is £20. May Pac was £20
People will still buy it, but that is steep!
I sincerely hope they can pull it off.
Huey has height and 10cm of reach over Parker, which makes it interesting from a fan viewpoint. It is a challenge we want to see Parker overcome if he can. It will give an insight in how he will go against bigger guys like Wilder and hopefully AJ in the future. Parker's biggest fights he has been either simmilar in size and reach (Takam) or bigger (Ruiez) so Huey is a good marker for the future, if he has one....
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
Anyone else sceptical about Peter Fury's knowledge of groundbreaking technology?
Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
Interesting move.
It'd be a nice way to see things go.
It'd be a nice way to see things go.
Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
Well he has never used the satellite dish on the roof of his caravan because why should he cook up there, and woks are only for cooking that forign muck!Boxerbeetle wrote:Anyone else sceptical about Peter Fury's knowledge of groundbreaking technology?
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Re: Joseph Parker vs. Hughie Fury - September 23rd 2017
Joseph Parker-Hughie Fury Card: Sheehan Out, Dickinson Back - http://www.BS.com/joseph-parke ... ck--120199