bennie
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by bennie » 15 Dec 2003, 12:00
Kieran wrote: Tell you what I've been to most of Ricky's fights, and I found myself looking around at gaps on Saturday night for the first time.
What was officially announced as the attendance ?
There wasn't 22,000 there.
I wonder if the Manc football derby earlier in the day had an impact plus of course Christmas.
I don't think Ricky's earning as much as people think - but Warren is coining it in.
Near 17,000.
Kieran
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by Kieran » 15 Dec 2003, 12:15
So Tyson retains the record
knockout
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by knockout » 15 Dec 2003, 13:57
Kieran wrote: So Tyson retains the record
the record for the MEN, but thats only been open about 10 years..
i am sure Ali-Cooper at Wembley along with Billy Walkers fights must have got 50000+ (before everyone had three TV;s each)
Benn v Eubank got a live gate of 45000, which considering it was available on free TV live is pretty incredible (16 million watched it)
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by bennie » 15 Dec 2003, 18:33
Southpaw Stylist wrote: I heard Aldo Rios got 300K to fight Ricky, so he (ricky) must be on more than 200K.
Are you sure? I know Vince Phillips only got 50k for his fight with Hatton.
Kieran
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by Kieran » 16 Dec 2003, 05:45
Southpaw,
That figure for Rios is way wide of the mark.
I think many posters would be shocked if they knew the purse levels in Hatton fights.
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by mrbassie » 16 Dec 2003, 05:57
why don't you shock us then?
you tease you
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by knockout » 16 Dec 2003, 06:23
Rios wouldnt have got more than £20k..
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by Kilburn » 16 Dec 2003, 06:35
Yeah for Rios to have earned anything close to 300k it would have to have been Harold Smith promoting the fight.