All womans boxing card October 15th good or bad idea? (R.I.P Queen)
Re: All womans boxing card September 10th good or bad idea?
There is so much inherent sexism on this thread. It's depressing.
I won't pull out specific posts but comments such as:
1. I only watch women's boxing to see if they are fit (there are porn sites for that, or you could just be functional enough to have a wife/partner that you find attractive)
2. I never watch women's boxing (but you still bother to post on a Forum about it.....)
3. They are rubbish compared to men's boxing (so by definition should women not play sport then?)
I've no idea whether Eddie's idea of an all female card will work from a financial perspective, but that's his choice as the payer of the costs to decide. Perhaps it will be a one off and there will be curtains across ranks of seats, perhaps it will be full due to giveaway/low priced tickets. Either way, it's up to the person with the financial accountability to make that decision.
It's not boxing, but there were 75.000 people watching a football match at Old Trafford a couple of days ago. No one was off their tits on either booze of coke (there were no arrests) and everyone seemed to have had a great time.
I won't pull out specific posts but comments such as:
1. I only watch women's boxing to see if they are fit (there are porn sites for that, or you could just be functional enough to have a wife/partner that you find attractive)
2. I never watch women's boxing (but you still bother to post on a Forum about it.....)
3. They are rubbish compared to men's boxing (so by definition should women not play sport then?)
I've no idea whether Eddie's idea of an all female card will work from a financial perspective, but that's his choice as the payer of the costs to decide. Perhaps it will be a one off and there will be curtains across ranks of seats, perhaps it will be full due to giveaway/low priced tickets. Either way, it's up to the person with the financial accountability to make that decision.
It's not boxing, but there were 75.000 people watching a football match at Old Trafford a couple of days ago. No one was off their tits on either booze of coke (there were no arrests) and everyone seemed to have had a great time.
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Twinkle Toes
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Re: All womans boxing card September 10th good or bad idea?
It's not Eddie's card. Glad it didn't stop you having a rantLoynesy wrote: ↑10 Jul 2022, 06:47 There is so much inherent sexism on this thread. It's depressing.
I won't pull out specific posts but comments such as:
1. I only watch women's boxing to see if they are fit (there are porn sites for that, or you could just be functional enough to have a wife/partner that you find attractive)
2. I never watch women's boxing (but you still bother to post on a Forum about it.....)
3. They are rubbish compared to men's boxing (so by definition should women not play sport then?)
I've no idea whether Eddie's idea of an all female card will work from a financial perspective, but that's his choice as the payer of the costs to decide. Perhaps it will be a one off and there will be curtains across ranks of seats, perhaps it will be full due to giveaway/low priced tickets. Either way, it's up to the person with the financial accountability to make that decision.
It's not boxing, but there were 75.000 people watching a football match at Old Trafford a couple of days ago. No one was off their tits on either booze of coke (there were no arrests) and everyone seemed to have had a great time.
Re: All womans boxing card September 10th good or bad idea?
Thanks TT.
I won't re-edit my post because the principle remains the same. Someone has chosen a business decision to do this, whether it's Eddie, Frank, Oscar, Bob, Don etc, it's a business decision for them.
I hope it goes well.
I won't re-edit my post because the principle remains the same. Someone has chosen a business decision to do this, whether it's Eddie, Frank, Oscar, Bob, Don etc, it's a business decision for them.
I hope it goes well.
Re: All womans boxing card September 10th good or bad idea?
its a good idea, iam all for womans boxing huge taylor fan she in my eyes is national hero for ireland, but it is a different sport and it causes unnecessary resentment to there sport when they put it with the mens card, i dont mine the odd big fight here or there, its the same as ufc i wouldnt want a ufc fight in the middle of a boxing card i know they have done it before i never bothered to watch it , same as amateur boxing it is not pro mens boxing its a different sport deserves it own card
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yeah there is some of that, but on the whole the sport is different, you wont find a bigger fan of katie taylor than me and i have a lot of time for women's boxing there boxing has come on leaps and bounds no doubt but it is a different sport to mens ,if i was a promoter i would stick the women's fights on first in the arena and if there is a huge fight now and again put it amongst the men , i personally encouraged my niece from a young age when she was fighting in karate and she goes to mens football hardest london team in the championship , what's the point of a football match that no one cares about, football can be very boring if you dont follow a team ,Loynesy wrote: ↑10 Jul 2022, 06:47 There is so much inherent sexism on this thread. It's depressing.
I won't pull out specific posts but comments such as:
1. I only watch women's boxing to see if they are fit (there are porn sites for that, or you could just be functional enough to have a wife/partner that you find attractive)
2. I never watch women's boxing (but you still bother to post on a Forum about it.....)
3. They are rubbish compared to men's boxing (so by definition should women not play sport then?)
I've no idea whether Eddie's idea of an all female card will work from a financial perspective, but that's his choice as the payer of the costs to decide. Perhaps it will be a one off and there will be curtains across ranks of seats, perhaps it will be full due to giveaway/low priced tickets. Either way, it's up to the person with the financial accountability to make that decision.
It's not boxing, but there were 75.000 people watching a football match at Old Trafford a couple of days ago. No one was off their tits on either booze of coke (there were no arrests) and everyone seemed to have had a great time.
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tigermoth87
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Re: All womans boxing card September 10th good or bad idea?
By and large, women's boxing is wank. Take the middleweight--Shields and Marshall's division. The fourth world ranked fighter is 9-8-3.
I am interested in seeing Shields get knocked out because she's the most obnoxious person in boxing today.
I am interested in seeing Shields get knocked out because she's the most obnoxious person in boxing today.
Re: All womans boxing card September 10th good or bad idea?
Say for example on soccer Saturday where there are 3 live games, if you have the time you will happily watch all 3.
Imagine now, to save money they put on a non league game in between 2 premiership ones, a lot of people wouldn't watch the middle game and would certainly complain about the bad quality.
This has nothing to do with gender, it's all about the quality.
Now imagine one Saturday they don't show any premiership games and instead show 3 non league games, people would rightly be annoyed and they would switch off.
Nobody complains about women's fights when the quality is there.
Imagine now, to save money they put on a non league game in between 2 premiership ones, a lot of people wouldn't watch the middle game and would certainly complain about the bad quality.
This has nothing to do with gender, it's all about the quality.
Now imagine one Saturday they don't show any premiership games and instead show 3 non league games, people would rightly be annoyed and they would switch off.
Nobody complains about women's fights when the quality is there.
Re: All womans boxing card September 10th good or bad idea?
Much of the chip on Claressa Shields’ shoulder draws from the fact she perceives herself to be under appreciated and underpaid. I don’t blame her really.
After all the world titles and Olympic medals she’s won, she has never made huge money, is not with a big promoter and couldn’t draw flies in the US. That’s why the fight is in the UK.
There’s no money or market for it in the States. Nobody cares and it hurts.
After all the world titles and Olympic medals she’s won, she has never made huge money, is not with a big promoter and couldn’t draw flies in the US. That’s why the fight is in the UK.
There’s no money or market for it in the States. Nobody cares and it hurts.
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maverick23
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She was with Showtime and left because she thought she deserved more. She did her on own PPV which then reportedly bombed so not sure why she feels underpaid. A PPV like that shows your commercial worth.steve689 wrote: ↑11 Jul 2022, 05:33 Much of the chip on Claressa Shields’ shoulder draws from the fact she perceives herself to be under appreciated and underpaid. I don’t blame her really.
After all the world titles and Olympic medals she’s won, she has never made huge money, is not with a big promoter and couldn’t draw flies in the US. That’s why the fight is in the UK.
There’s no money or market for it in the States. Nobody cares and it hurts.
Re: All womans boxing card September 10th good or bad idea?
Can we get lady hammer on the card?
sorry Loynesy
sorry Loynesy
Re: All womans boxing card September 10th good or bad idea?
Yeah I suppose I was trying to be nice but that's the harsh reality. Underpaid in relation to her achievements. But maybe she values them more than the buying market does.maverick23 wrote: ↑11 Jul 2022, 06:14She was with Showtime and left because she thought she deserved more. She did her on own PPV which then reportedly bombed so not sure why she feels underpaid. A PPV like that shows your commercial worth.steve689 wrote: ↑11 Jul 2022, 05:33 Much of the chip on Claressa Shields’ shoulder draws from the fact she perceives herself to be under appreciated and underpaid. I don’t blame her really.
After all the world titles and Olympic medals she’s won, she has never made huge money, is not with a big promoter and couldn’t draw flies in the US. That’s why the fight is in the UK.
There’s no money or market for it in the States. Nobody cares and it hurts.
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mickey1975
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Re: All womans boxing card September 10th good or bad idea?
Its priced sensibly. Tickets starting at £25.
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maverick23
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There’s money to be made in womens boxing in the US. Mayer said her new deal with Top Rank/ESPN was big money and both Taylor and Serrano earned $1m+ for their last fight.steve689 wrote: ↑11 Jul 2022, 07:21Yeah I suppose I was trying to be nice but that's the harsh reality. Underpaid in relation to her achievements. But maybe she values them more than the buying market does.maverick23 wrote: ↑11 Jul 2022, 06:14She was with Showtime and left because she thought she deserved more. She did her on own PPV which then reportedly bombed so not sure why she feels underpaid. A PPV like that shows your commercial worth.steve689 wrote: ↑11 Jul 2022, 05:33 Much of the chip on Claressa Shields’ shoulder draws from the fact she perceives herself to be under appreciated and underpaid. I don’t blame her really.
After all the world titles and Olympic medals she’s won, she has never made huge money, is not with a big promoter and couldn’t draw flies in the US. That’s why the fight is in the UK.
There’s no money or market for it in the States. Nobody cares and it hurts.
Pro boxers are paid in relation to their commercial worth and not in relation to their ability and that’s something that Claressa seems to struggle with. She tries to talk like Floyd but in reality Floyd was built great. He fought regularly on big networks, beat lots of recognisable fighters and was a pretty entertaining fighter on the way up to welterweight.
Claressa should have a load of big time sponsors but I always suspect people struggle to warm to her.
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They need 3 minute rounds to enable them to get more chance of a stoppage win .. even if the stoppage is a result of fatigue is still better than 10 rnds of the exact same thing rnd after rnd.
As others here have said, the pitter-patter punches are a yawn .. especially added to the fact their actual quality is still so bad compared to mens boxing.
As others here have said, the pitter-patter punches are a yawn .. especially added to the fact their actual quality is still so bad compared to mens boxing.
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Re: All womans boxing card September 10th good or bad idea?
Only the bottom tier is open and it's very reasonably priced. I hope it succeeds, very fan friendly promotion so far.
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I can't find ticketsmickey1975 wrote: ↑13 Jul 2022, 06:08 Only the bottom tier is open and it's very reasonably priced. I hope it succeeds, very fan friendly promotion so far.
Families may take their kids, as the drunks will probably stay away.
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Re: All womans boxing card September 10th good or bad idea?
Boxxer presale. Gives 10% off, too.Glass Joe wrote: ↑13 Jul 2022, 10:55I can't find ticketsmickey1975 wrote: ↑13 Jul 2022, 06:08 Only the bottom tier is open and it's very reasonably priced. I hope it succeeds, very fan friendly promotion so far.
Families may take their kids, as the drunks will probably stay away.
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£22.50 for a ticket. That’s great and I wish them every success with it. Compared to Frank’s show this weekend where the cheapest ticket is near x3 of that.mickey1975 wrote: ↑13 Jul 2022, 11:30Boxxer presale. Gives 10% off, too.Glass Joe wrote: ↑13 Jul 2022, 10:55I can't find ticketsmickey1975 wrote: ↑13 Jul 2022, 06:08 Only the bottom tier is open and it's very reasonably priced. I hope it succeeds, very fan friendly promotion so far.
Families may take their kids, as the drunks will probably stay away.
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Ruthless-RKO
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Re: All womans boxing card September 10th good or bad idea?
Yh Franks lowest priced has been £55-£60 in recent times.maverick23 wrote: ↑13 Jul 2022, 12:34£22.50 for a ticket. That’s great and I wish them every success with it. Compared to Frank’s show this weekend where the cheapest ticket is near x3 of that.
Eddies still on £40.
Re: All womans boxing card September 10th good or bad idea?
Imagine Frank charging that as a minimum for some of the stuff he serves up.
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I guess this card isn’t aimed at the type of people who use this forum.
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To those using the 'ism argument....of course women's boxing has a perfect right to exist, but don't force it upon the fans who'd rather watch something better.
It's woke Bullshit and it stinks to high heaven.
It's woke Bullshit and it stinks to high heaven.
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Re: All womans boxing card September 10th good or bad idea?
This card isn't woke though is it Butch? And it isn't being forced on anyone?
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Actually it's better we have all women cards, they need to be separate, and it will show they aren't viable.Frostieballs wrote: ↑15 Jul 2022, 10:57This card isn't woke though is it Butch? And it isn't being forced on anyone?
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Just do has i would do ,, don;t buy ppv ,, don't stream , dont go , don't watch ,,,