Have that the quality of the two world title fights in the states, and Woods's performance saved this from being one of the worst PPV's in Sky's history.
The undercard from Sheffield was very poor, Thaxton did well against a decent opponent on paper - but the fights were generally dull and very predictable.
FA need a bigger stable, or at least need to have their other charges in more competitive bouts.
Overall dissapointing - Perrera vs Aitken and Louis Collazo's effort saved it.
What did you think of the PPV.
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hitman_hatton1
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DG.
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Woods and the states save the show.
The UK side?. I only watched Woods and the rest of the time spent on the laptop with the fights on in the background.
That line up would have been a crap Friday Fight Night - let alone a PPV!
Hatton better go back to Lt Welter or he will get stoped at Welterweight!..
Margarito anyone?.
Margartito KO 5
The UK side?. I only watched Woods and the rest of the time spent on the laptop with the fights on in the background.
That line up would have been a crap Friday Fight Night - let alone a PPV!
Hatton better go back to Lt Welter or he will get stoped at Welterweight!..
Margarito anyone?.
Margartito KO 5
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WildWaylon
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While the undercard in Sheffield wasn't strong in terms of big names, credit goes to Sky for televising the best action from it; in addition to Clinton Woods we got Thaxton, Agetovic, Smith, Dolan, Smedley and Fehintola - not exactly a who's who of British boxing of course but on PPV broadcasts in the past we've been show precious little of the undercard.