What will the 5 Sky PPVs be next year?

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What will the 5 Sky PPVs be next year?

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Two Joshua fights obviously

Then for the other 3 possibilities...

Brook vs Khan, if it can get made
Whyte vs one or two of Fury/Miller/Ortiz/Breazele/Usyk if AJ is unavailable to him
Callum Smith vs a big name, can't see GGG or Canelo fighting him so maybe Eubank JR/JDG winner?
Manchester double bill, Lomachenko vs Crolla and Usyk vs Chisora
Canelo - GGG 3, which would be the first no Brit, no Mayweather early morning Sky Box Office ever I think. Wouldn't do great numbers though

Any others??
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boxrecer777 wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 08:29 Two Joshua fights obviously

Then for the other 3 possibilities...

Brook vs Khan, if it can get made
Whyte vs one or two of Fury/Miller/Ortiz/Breazele/Usyk if AJ is unavailable to him
Callum Smith vs a big name, can't see GGG or Canelo fighting him so maybe Eubank JR/JDG winner?
Manchester double bill, Lomachenko vs Crolla and Usyk vs Chisora
Canelo - GGG 3, which would be the first no Brit, no Mayweather early morning Sky Box Office ever I think. Wouldn't do great numbers though

Any others??
Don’t see Sky wasting a PPV on 2 foreign fighters - even Canelo/GGG.
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My only prediction is there will be a lot more than five boxing ppvs on sky in 2019.
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boxrecer777 wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 08:29 Two Joshua fights obviously

Then for the other 3 possibilities...

Brook vs Khan, if it can get made
Whyte vs one or two of Fury/Miller/Ortiz/Breazele/Usyk if AJ is unavailable to him
Callum Smith vs a big name, can't see GGG or Canelo fighting him so maybe Eubank JR/JDG winner?
Manchester double bill, Lomachenko vs Crolla and Usyk vs Chisora
Canelo - GGG 3, which would be the first no Brit, no Mayweather early morning Sky Box Office ever I think. Wouldn't do great numbers though

Any others??
Big Anfield bill in the summer with Smith / Eubanks headline.
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afcpaul wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 10:29
boxrecer777 wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 08:29 Two Joshua fights obviously

Then for the other 3 possibilities...

Brook vs Khan, if it can get made
Whyte vs one or two of Fury/Miller/Ortiz/Breazele/Usyk if AJ is unavailable to him
Callum Smith vs a big name, can't see GGG or Canelo fighting him so maybe Eubank JR/JDG winner?
Manchester double bill, Lomachenko vs Crolla and Usyk vs Chisora
Canelo - GGG 3, which would be the first no Brit, no Mayweather early morning Sky Box Office ever I think. Wouldn't do great numbers though

Any others??
Big Anfield bill in the summer with Smith / Eubanks headline.
Smith should defend the belt in the first quarter. ECHO arena sellou. It’s only 11,000..
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4 Joshua fights and An Audience With Eddie Hearn - An evening of Bants with Fast Car.
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Somehow I expect any half decent Hearn promoted fight on SKY to be PPV next year
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moogie101 wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 09:35 My only prediction is there will be a lot more than five boxing ppvs on sky in 2019.
I disagree, he hasn't got the stable for it. But then again it's Hearn and sky they could even put Dave Allen headlining a PPV !
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boxrecer777 wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 08:29 Two Joshua fights obviously

Then for the other 3 possibilities...

Brook vs Khan, if it can get made
Whyte vs one or two of Fury/Miller/Ortiz/Breazele/Usyk if AJ is unavailable to him
Callum Smith vs a big name, can't see GGG or Canelo fighting him so maybe Eubank JR/JDG winner?
Manchester double bill, Lomachenko vs Crolla and Usyk vs Chisora
Canelo - GGG 3, which would be the first no Brit, no Mayweather early morning Sky Box Office ever I think. Wouldn't do great numbers though

Any others??
Hearn has said Lomachenko v Crolla will be in Ameica on DAZN or ESPN.
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I can see Allen headlining a small PPV show where you pay £8.99, it will be the start of having any fight with a title costing you something.
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Outside of 2 Joshua fights and Brook v Khan I can't see what else.

Brook v Khan still isn't near done as well.
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Coco wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 13:26 I can see Allen headlining a small PPV show where you pay £8.99, it will be the start of having any fight with a title costing you something.
Dave Allen v David price is a PPV fight

9 PPV appearances between them :OhYes: :OhYes:
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Naandrew wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 13:30
Coco wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 13:26 I can see Allen headlining a small PPV show where you pay £8.99, it will be the start of having any fight with a title costing you something.
Dave Allen v David price is a PPV fight

9 PPV appearances between them :OhYes: :OhYes:
This will prob be the fight, for the WBA interim title. And you will pay!
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Remember a few years back where someone came on and said there would be some absurd number of PPVs? Something like 10 or 11.

Amazingly enough it didn’t happen.
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1. Willie Warburton v Kevin McCauley
2 first comeback fight for Kristen Laight
3. Rematch of Warburton v McAuley
4 Van Peutsch v elvis dube
5 Audley Harrison v JOE Bugner
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Post by mfc_se15 »

Ruthless-RKO wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 11:48
afcpaul wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 10:29
boxrecer777 wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 08:29 Two Joshua fights obviously

Then for the other 3 possibilities...

Brook vs Khan, if it can get made
Whyte vs one or two of Fury/Miller/Ortiz/Breazele/Usyk if AJ is unavailable to him
Callum Smith vs a big name, can't see GGG or Canelo fighting him so maybe Eubank JR/JDG winner?
Manchester double bill, Lomachenko vs Crolla and Usyk vs Chisora
Canelo - GGG 3, which would be the first no Brit, no Mayweather early morning Sky Box Office ever I think. Wouldn't do great numbers though

Any others??
Big Anfield bill in the summer with Smith / Eubanks headline.
Smith should defend the belt in the first quarter. ECHO arena sellou. It’s only 11,000..
End of March was mentioned for a Liverpool show in a Hearn interview I saw. With bellew gone who does headline a show there but calum Smith? But doesn't fit very well for an anfield fight which seemed to be on the cards the way they talked a few months ago
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boxrecer777 wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 08:29 Two Joshua fights obviously

Then for the other 3 possibilities...

Brook vs Khan, if it can get made
Whyte vs one or two of Fury/Miller/Ortiz/Breazele/Usyk if AJ is unavailable to him
Callum Smith vs a big name, can't see GGG or Canelo fighting him so maybe Eubank JR/JDG winner?
Manchester double bill, Lomachenko vs Crolla and Usyk vs Chisora
Canelo - GGG 3, which would be the first no Brit, no Mayweather early morning Sky Box Office ever I think. Wouldn't do great numbers though

Any others??
Mike Tyson had loads.
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Naandrew wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 13:25
boxrecer777 wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 08:29 Two Joshua fights obviously

Then for the other 3 possibilities...

Brook vs Khan, if it can get made
Whyte vs one or two of Fury/Miller/Ortiz/Breazele/Usyk if AJ is unavailable to him
Callum Smith vs a big name, can't see GGG or Canelo fighting him so maybe Eubank JR/JDG winner?
Manchester double bill, Lomachenko vs Crolla and Usyk vs Chisora
Canelo - GGG 3, which would be the first no Brit, no Mayweather early morning Sky Box Office ever I think. Wouldn't do great numbers though

Any others??
Hearn has said Lomachenko v Crolla will be in Ameica on DAZN or ESPN.
If it’s on ESPN it’s ppv here. DAzN have all regular fight nights.
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mickey1975 wrote: 24 Dec 2018, 06:41
Naandrew wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 13:25
boxrecer777 wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 08:29 Two Joshua fights obviously

Then for the other 3 possibilities...

Brook vs Khan, if it can get made
Whyte vs one or two of Fury/Miller/Ortiz/Breazele/Usyk if AJ is unavailable to him
Callum Smith vs a big name, can't see GGG or Canelo fighting him so maybe Eubank JR/JDG winner?
Manchester double bill, Lomachenko vs Crolla and Usyk vs Chisora
Canelo - GGG 3, which would be the first no Brit, no Mayweather early morning Sky Box Office ever I think. Wouldn't do great numbers though

Any others??
Hearn has said Lomachenko v Crolla will be in Ameica on DAZN or ESPN.
If it’s on ESPN it’s ppv here. DAzN have all regular fight nights.
Absolutely no chance Lomachenko v Crolla will be a PPV fight.
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mfc_se15 wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 18:44
Ruthless-RKO wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 11:48
afcpaul wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 10:29

Big Anfield bill in the summer with Smith / Eubanks headline.
Smith should defend the belt in the first quarter. ECHO arena sellou. It’s only 11,000..
End of March was mentioned for a Liverpool show in a Hearn interview I saw. With bellew gone who does headline a show there but calum Smith? But doesn't fit very well for an anfield fight which seemed to be on the cards the way they talked a few months ago
The only time a Callum smith fight did good numbers at the echo was against Fielding as it was all scouse.

The smiths have never been big sellers. Even though Callum had an excellent win last time out it is very much forgotten as nobody saw it.

I can't see him in a PPV fight, I can't be arsed seeing him in with anyone who doesn't hold a title, he has wasted enough of his career already.
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I'm sure Eddie has the noise to make Callum PPV, esp if he keeps winning
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Naandrew wrote: 24 Dec 2018, 06:53
mfc_se15 wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 18:44
Ruthless-RKO wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 11:48

Smith should defend the belt in the first quarter. ECHO arena sellou. It’s only 11,000..
End of March was mentioned for a Liverpool show in a Hearn interview I saw. With bellew gone who does headline a show there but calum Smith? But doesn't fit very well for an anfield fight which seemed to be on the cards the way they talked a few months ago
The only time a Callum smith fight did good numbers at the echo was against Fielding as it was all scouse.

The smiths have never been big sellers. Even though Callum had an excellent win last time out it is very much forgotten as nobody saw it.

I can't see him in a PPV fight, I can't be arsed seeing him in with anyone who doesn't hold a title, he has wasted enough of his career already.
Paul was the seller out of the four. Then the internet became more popular, Twitter arrived and sales plummeted.
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Naandrew wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 13:30
Coco wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 13:26 I can see Allen headlining a small PPV show where you pay £8.99, it will be the start of having any fight with a title costing you something.
Dave Allen v David price is a PPV fight

9 PPV appearances between them :OhYes: :OhYes:
Don't be putting fornicating ideas in Eddies head :lol:
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Naandrew wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 13:30
Coco wrote: 23 Dec 2018, 13:26 I can see Allen headlining a small PPV show where you pay £8.99, it will be the start of having any fight with a title costing you something.
Dave Allen v David price is a PPV fight

9 PPV appearances between them :OhYes: :OhYes:
That tells you everything you need to know about the quality of match room PPV
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I don't think Crolla / Lomachenko lands in the UK, hence why it won't be a PPV. Think the fight is destined for the East Coast of America. That purse bid has potential to be a massive one.

I can see Callum Smith / GGG happening in Anfield. GGG has not ruled coming back to fight in the UK.

If Whyte / Fury gets made then that will be a PPV, cracker of a fight.
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