Tonight's Matchroom's Italy show seats are £18, last week's York Hall show from £46
Tonight's Matchroom's Italy show seats are £18, last week's York Hall show from £46
20 euros/£18 tonight in Milan. It might be a different market but why such a huge difference?
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Tonight's Matchroom's Italy show seats are £16, last week's York Hall show from £46
The market is very different over there. Wouldn’t surprise me if they still don’t sell out, even at those prices.
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Re: Tonight's Matchroom's Italy show seats are £18, last week's York Hall show from £46
They use very small halls there too.. Definintely less than 1k in attendance.
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Re: Tonight's Matchroom's Italy show seats are £18, last week's York Hall show from £46
Because no-one gives a shit about Matchroom or boxing full stop in Italy most likely.
The prices are set based on supply and demand, so they obviously don't have a ton of faith in the Italian market.
The prices are set based on supply and demand, so they obviously don't have a ton of faith in the Italian market.
Re: Tonight's Matchroom's Italy show seats are £18, last week's York Hall show from £46
Think it boils down to the promoter pitching ticket prices at what punters are prepared to pay...
Italy is similar to the UK in economy, but maybe the interest in boxing is not as great?
In eastern Europe ticket prices are even cheaper, but then wages are a lot lower...
All relative, or is it #RipOffBritain
Italy is similar to the UK in economy, but maybe the interest in boxing is not as great?
In eastern Europe ticket prices are even cheaper, but then wages are a lot lower...
All relative, or is it #RipOffBritain