Gibraltar 27 March - PPV
Gibraltar 27 March - PPV
Come on Eddie, get your finger out son.
Less than 2 weeks until this PPV show. Only 2 fights scheduled so far. The Povetkin fight and the Cheeseman fight.
Simply not good enough if you want fans coughing up once again for what is a world title semi eliminator and a british title fight.
I have seen better championship bouts at the York hall and not that long ago either.
Less than 2 weeks until this PPV show. Only 2 fights scheduled so far. The Povetkin fight and the Cheeseman fight.
Simply not good enough if you want fans coughing up once again for what is a world title semi eliminator and a british title fight.
I have seen better championship bouts at the York hall and not that long ago either.
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Rezzer1967
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Re: Gibraltar 27 March - PPV
I'm looking forward to the MTK show on Friday more.
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Gibraltar 27 March - PPV
Yeah it’s pathetic - a PPV without a fvcking card. Anyone paying for it should be embarrassed for themselves.
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I have excellent IPTV. All PPVs included. But its the paying public i feel sorry for.
Re: Gibraltar 27 March - PPV
3rd fight
With rising bills etc its not worth having a tv license these days and you can easily find other means to watch the same program and save 50-100 a month.
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margaret thatcher
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Re: Gibraltar 27 March - PPV
3 highly competively matched fights already, with heavyweight thunder for the main event. remember, anything can and will happen in heavyweight world boxing.
can't wait to watch live and exclusive on sky sports box office. got my twitter ready to tweet to sky sports about how much im enjoying it too
will be warming up with some WOW Hydrate beverages, eddie ifl interviews, and a quick read of 12 rounds to success
can't wait to watch live and exclusive on sky sports box office. got my twitter ready to tweet to sky sports about how much im enjoying it too
will be warming up with some WOW Hydrate beverages, eddie ifl interviews, and a quick read of 12 rounds to success
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Ruthless-RKO
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Re: Gibraltar 27 March - PPV
Doesn’t matter about the card. Hearn/Matchroom have had it in their heads that Whyte is a PPV star. His fights against anyone in the top 15 will be PPV from now on. Unfortunately.
Also, it’s due to Whyte’s purse demands. To give him what he wants, they NEED it to be a PPV, so the public can pay the rest of his purse.
Also, it’s due to Whyte’s purse demands. To give him what he wants, they NEED it to be a PPV, so the public can pay the rest of his purse.
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Hahaha love it !! You will be wearing your branded matchroom hoodie I assume !margaret thatcher wrote: ↑14 Mar 2021, 18:48 3 highly competively matched fights already, with heavyweight thunder for the main event. remember, anything can and will happen in heavyweight world boxing.
can't wait to watch live and exclusive on sky sports box office. got my twitter ready to tweet to sky sports about how much im enjoying it too
will be warming up with some WOW Hydrate beverages, eddie ifl interviews, and a quick read of 12 rounds to success
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margaret thatcher
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Re: Gibraltar 27 March - PPV
of course mate 
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will you sing 'sweet caroline' as your Mrs runs back and forth to the fridge fetching beers for you?margaret thatcher wrote: ↑14 Mar 2021, 18:48 3 highly competively matched fights already, with heavyweight thunder for the main event. remember, anything can and will happen in heavyweight world boxing.
can't wait to watch live and exclusive on sky sports box office. got my twitter ready to tweet to sky sports about how much im enjoying it too
will be warming up with some WOW Hydrate beverages, eddie ifl interviews, and a quick read of 12 rounds to success
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margaret thatcher
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oh i will sing and sing loud and proud, but only WOW Hydrate for me mate 
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margaret thatcher
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Re: Gibraltar 27 March - PPV
I guess being on a stretcher and ventilator wouldnt provide very good hype material lol
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dr_devious
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Re: Gibraltar 27 March - PPV
margaret thatcher wrote: ↑14 Mar 2021, 18:48
will be warming up with some WOW Hydrate beverages, eddie ifl interviews, and a quick read of 12 rounds to success
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CaptainSpacerod
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Re: Gibraltar 27 March - PPV
So refuse his demands. What could he do if Eddie told him “listen Whyte you’re deluded, nobody sensible rates you, I’m gonna pay you a quarter of what you’re asking ,take it or leave it”Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑14 Mar 2021, 18:58 Doesn’t matter about the card. Hearn/Matchroom have had it in their heads that Whyte is a PPV star. His fights against anyone in the top 15 will be PPV from now on. Unfortunately.
Also, it’s due to Whyte’s purse demands. To give him what he wants, they NEED it to be a PPV, so the public can pay the rest of his purse.
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Povetkin LOOKS fine on the social media posts I have seen.
What’s happening internally after his covid only time will tell.
He was sparring with Magomed Majidov last week, so is clearly testing himself
What’s happening internally after his covid only time will tell.
He was sparring with Magomed Majidov last week, so is clearly testing himself
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Ruthless-RKO
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Re: Gibraltar 27 March - PPV
Because regardless he knows people will STILL buy the PPV.. which they do.. especially if it’s a decent opponent. And probably earns more than he asks for. Also means more money for Hearn/Matchroom and Sky.CaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑15 Mar 2021, 15:07So refuse his demands. What could he do if Eddie told him “listen Whyte you’re deluded, nobody sensible rates you, I’m gonna pay you a quarter of what you’re asking ,take it or leave it”Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑14 Mar 2021, 18:58 Doesn’t matter about the card. Hearn/Matchroom have had it in their heads that Whyte is a PPV star. His fights against anyone in the top 15 will be PPV from now on. Unfortunately.
Also, it’s due to Whyte’s purse demands. To give him what he wants, they NEED it to be a PPV, so the public can pay the rest of his purse.
So business wise, why the fûck not.
He’s arguably the 3rd best BrItish HW.
I remember when he fought Parker. His base purse was £1m for that fight, that’s the most Matchroom we’re gonna pay him. Plus they had to pay Parker a decent amount for coming over as well.. Whyte wanted more than that, so it got put on PPV. So we the fans can pay his salary.
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CaptainSpacerod
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Re: Gibraltar 27 March - PPV
You’re right, it must make money or Eddie obvs wouldn’t do it. I’m just amazed that so many people buy it.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑15 Mar 2021, 15:13 Because regardless he knows people will STILL buy the PPV.. which they do.. especially if it’s a decent opponent. And probably earns more than he asks for. Also means more money for Hearn/Matchroom and Sky.
So business wise, why the fûck not.
He’s arguably the 3rd best BrItish HW.
I remember when he fought Parker. His base purse was £1m for that fight, that’s the most Matchroom we’re gonna pay him. Plus they had to pay Parker a decent amount for coming over as well.. Whyte wanted more than that, so it got put on PPV. So we the fans can pay his salary.
Do they release details of number of buys for fights or is it still all lumped in together in the accounts ?
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maverick23
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Re: Gibraltar 27 March - PPV
Whether we like it or not Whyte is a PPV fighter in the U.K.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑15 Mar 2021, 15:13Because regardless he knows people will STILL buy the PPV.. which they do.. especially if it’s a decent opponent. And probably earns more than he asks for. Also means more money for Hearn/Matchroom and Sky.CaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑15 Mar 2021, 15:07So refuse his demands. What could he do if Eddie told him “listen Whyte you’re deluded, nobody sensible rates you, I’m gonna pay you a quarter of what you’re asking ,take it or leave it”Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑14 Mar 2021, 18:58 Doesn’t matter about the card. Hearn/Matchroom have had it in their heads that Whyte is a PPV star. His fights against anyone in the top 15 will be PPV from now on. Unfortunately.
Also, it’s due to Whyte’s purse demands. To give him what he wants, they NEED it to be a PPV, so the public can pay the rest of his purse.
So business wise, why the fûck not.
He’s arguably the 3rd best BrItish HW.
I remember when he fought Parker. His base purse was £1m for that fight, that’s the most Matchroom we’re gonna pay him. Plus they had to pay Parker a decent amount for coming over as well.. Whyte wanted more than that, so it got put on PPV. So we the fans can pay his salary.
300k+ buys in the first fight against Povetkin. Same amount of buys in the US for the first Wilder/Fury. I know the price points are higher over there but their populations are 5 times the size and they’re regularly getting PPV shows doing 200k buys.
The fights on the undercard are good, it just feels like we’re missing a solid co-main.
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maverick23
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Re: Gibraltar 27 March - PPV
It’s lumped together in their official accounts but Eddie often talks about buys and Adam Smith does occasionally too. Eddie will likely be on the high side with what he says but it’s unlikely he’d be claiming the shows did double what they actually did do as the fighters would be asking questions.CaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑15 Mar 2021, 15:31You’re right, it must make money or Eddie obvs wouldn’t do it. I’m just amazed that so many people buy it.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑15 Mar 2021, 15:13 Because regardless he knows people will STILL buy the PPV.. which they do.. especially if it’s a decent opponent. And probably earns more than he asks for. Also means more money for Hearn/Matchroom and Sky.
So business wise, why the fûck not.
He’s arguably the 3rd best BrItish HW.
I remember when he fought Parker. His base purse was £1m for that fight, that’s the most Matchroom we’re gonna pay him. Plus they had to pay Parker a decent amount for coming over as well.. Whyte wanted more than that, so it got put on PPV. So we the fans can pay his salary.
Do they release details of number of buys for fights or is it still all lumped in together in the accounts ?
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Ruthless-RKO
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Re: Gibraltar 27 March - PPV
Boxing isn’t even a top 10 sport in the US.maverick23 wrote: ↑15 Mar 2021, 15:34Whether we like it or not Whyte is a PPV fighter in the U.K.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑15 Mar 2021, 15:13Because regardless he knows people will STILL buy the PPV.. which they do.. especially if it’s a decent opponent. And probably earns more than he asks for. Also means more money for Hearn/Matchroom and Sky.CaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑15 Mar 2021, 15:07
So refuse his demands. What could he do if Eddie told him “listen Whyte you’re deluded, nobody sensible rates you, I’m gonna pay you a quarter of what you’re asking ,take it or leave it”
So business wise, why the fûck not.
He’s arguably the 3rd best BrItish HW.
I remember when he fought Parker. His base purse was £1m for that fight, that’s the most Matchroom we’re gonna pay him. Plus they had to pay Parker a decent amount for coming over as well.. Whyte wanted more than that, so it got put on PPV. So we the fans can pay his salary.
300k+ buys in the first fight against Povetkin. Same amount of buys in the US for the first Wilder/Fury. I know the price points are higher over there but their populations are 5 times the size and they’re regularly getting PPV shows doing 200k buys.
The fights on the undercard are good, it just feels like we’re missing a solid co-main.
It’s more popular in the UK, and as being a smaller country, it’s easier to get behind.
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maverick23
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Re: Gibraltar 27 March - PPV
A really random fight has been added....
Nick Webb vs Erik Pfeifer
Will be a fairly fun fight but I don’t particularly rate either.
Nick Webb vs Erik Pfeifer
Will be a fairly fun fight but I don’t particularly rate either.
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jameswilson
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Re: Gibraltar 27 March - PPV
The Kane Baker and Wardley v Molina fights are still on and always were, the boxers social media had the poster on their pages almost as soon as the fight was moved to 27th March.
Feels like the First PPV card in a while where there’s been no women’s fight.
Feels like the First PPV card in a while where there’s been no women’s fight.
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maverick23
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Re: Gibraltar 27 March - PPV
Pfeifer’s been sparring Whyte and will probably see it as a chance to get a fairly big fight if he wins.Shhhh wrote: ↑16 Mar 2021, 15:25Be interesting to see Pfeifer. Decent amateur maybe chinny. Probably weighing him up as a possible future opponent for one of their heavies. He’s not a matchroom guy is he?maverick23 wrote: ↑16 Mar 2021, 09:20 A really random fight has been added....
Nick Webb vs Erik Pfeifer
Will be a fairly fun fight but I don’t particularly rate either.
Also I think Campbell Hatton is on the bill
I’m pretty sure AJ stopped him in the world championships which isn’t a good sign but let’s see.
Yeah - Campbell’s on there. Quite looking forward to seeing how good he is.
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Shields vs Cameron is probably the only womans fight i would tune in to watch.
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margaret thatcher
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Re: Gibraltar 27 March - PPV
the claressa shields all women ppv in the states only did like 10k ppv, at 1/3 the cost of the usual yank ppvs lol
it was HERstoric
it was HERstoric