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It will be Sky Box Office. Channel five will have no say in the matter. Anyone who thinks different is very wrong.

mickey1975 wrote:It will be Sky Box Office. Channel five will have no say in the matter. Anyone who thinks different is very wrong.

Fury has a contact with 5.

keithmoonhangover wrote:

mickey1975 wrote:It will be Sky Box Office. Channel five will have no say in the matter. Anyone who thinks different is very wrong.

Fury has a contact with 5.

Wonder how much C5 would want to "step aside".

keithmoonhangover wrote:

mickey1975 wrote:It will be Sky Box Office. Channel five will have no say in the matter. Anyone who thinks different is very wrong.

Fury has a contact with 5.

Says who? How many fights and how often?

Always good to see members of the boxrec forum trying to act like they are actually at the negotiating table.

'Yeah give them a %age of the PPV then.'

Like it's that simple.

jameswilson wrote:Always good to see members of the boxrec forum trying to act like they are actually at the negotiating table.

'Yeah give them a %age of the PPV then.'

Like it's that simple.

And you're so above it all and behave how one should on a boxing forum.

How many fights does fury have left with Mick, anyone know?

I doubt C5 have a long standing agreement Considering they dipped out of boxing a couple of months ago before confirming they were showing fury cunningham. Surely a fight by fight agreement with MH?

Money talks regardless.

While Tyson Fury has got the physical advantages in terms of height and reach over David Haye and can go 12 rounds if he has to which he showed against Dereck Chisora and Kevin Johnson and can also switch hit. He does possess a very very suspect chin that has seen get dropped firstly by Naven Pajikic and then by Steve Cunningham, who were not big punchers and showeed terrific resolve in getting and stopping both Pajikic and Cunningham.

It does make me feel what will happen if someone who packs a decent whack in their punches (say David Haye) loops the right hand or delivers a right hook flush over FUry's low left hand lead and onto his chin. And I think Haye has got the speed and power to drop and seriously hurt FUry more than what Pajikic and Cunningham did. And I think Haye actually stop him after dropping Fury once maybe twice in this one.

Horse wrote:

jameswilson wrote:Always good to see members of the boxrec forum trying to act like they are actually at the negotiating table.

'Yeah give them a %age of the PPV then.'

Like it's that simple.

And you're so above it all and behave how one should on a boxing forum.

By saying 'yeah just give them a %age of the PPV then' you're trying to make out like you're privy to the info that both promotional teams have. They are gonna be the ones deciding whether the fight happens and they are the ones who know what they want and don't want. Discussing it as tho you're sat at the negotiating table is the most ridiculous thing I'v seen.

Lets discuss boxing not sit around pretending to be Mick Hennessy and Eddie Hearn.

Wales wrote:How many fights does fury have left with Mick, anyone know?

Ask the chaps who were discussing the terms of the Haye v Fury contract earlier in the thread. Maybe they can photocopy the contract and post a photo of it here in the thread.

jameswilson wrote:By saying 'yeah just give them a %age of the PPV then' you're trying to make out like you're privy to the info that both promotional teams have. They are gonna be the ones deciding whether the fight happens and they are the ones who know what they want and don't want. Discussing it as tho you're sat at the negotiating table is the most ridiculous thing I'v seen.

Lets discuss boxing not sit around pretending to be Mick Hennessy and Eddie Hearn.

We're speculating, there's no need to slag us off for that.

100%, no way this fight is on Channel 5.

I've never been so sure of anything in my life.

Its about as likely as them showing a naked game show with keith chegwin hosting in the buff, again.

Haye tweeted "I read that Fury thinks a fight with me and himself is "99% Done" HAHA At best i'd say there's Light Discussions, that are moving slowly."

Don't sound good for this fight.

followthecamel wrote:Haye tweeted "I read that Fury thinks a fight with me and himself is "99% Done" HAHA At best i'd say there's Light Discussions, that are moving slowly."

Don't sound good for this fight.

What's funny about discussions for a meaningful fight not going very well?

Haye would probably prefer to fight opponents like Charr and make easy money.

Haye and Booth always play down negotiations right down to the minute the contract is signed. I believe Haye would have fought Charr if the tickets would have sold like they did for Ruiz and Harrison at the same venue and if Sky would have wanted it on Box Office.

Would like to think there would be some courtesy shown to those who ordered Haye v Charr tickets when it comes to the Fury tickets, but I can't see any way that it can work.

Fury v Haye is guaranteed to sell faster than Froch v Kessler.

MarkMcBurney wrote:Would like to think there would be some courtesy shown to those who ordered Haye v Charr tickets when it comes to the Fury tickets, but I can't see any way that it can work.

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Nope it'll be the usual online free for all.

Wales wrote:

MarkMcBurney wrote:Would like to think there would be some courtesy shown to those who ordered Haye v Charr tickets when it comes to the Fury tickets, but I can't see any way that it can work.

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Nope it'll be the usual online free for all.

Everyone had better be ready, the touts will be.

rio wrote:I think fury will make this a dirty fight, alot elbows, using the head, rabbit punches, leaning on haye, keeping a fast pace always on top of him and gradually breaking him down......I predict a fury stoppage rounds 8-12 on an exausted Haye.

i just cant see fury standing a chance, if cunningham can get to fury haye certainly can and haye is good on the ropes as we saw how he took out chisora. Haye also managed to get to wlad in the 12th and had him hurt if wlad cant land one haye hows fury going to? Thats my blueprint.

I don't buy Boxing News but have heard that they put that on their front cover. That was only done to boost sales and carries little weight, in my opinion.

Have we had any 'Official' confirmation about this? Or is it all conjecture?

bengulnaci1 wrote:I don't buy Boxing News but have heard that they put that on their front cover. That was only done to boost sales and carries little weight, in my opinion.

Have we had any 'Official' confirmation about this? Or is it all conjecture?

All conjecture.

Finn wrote:

rio wrote:I think fury will make this a dirty fight, alot elbows, using the head, rabbit punches, leaning on haye, keeping a fast pace always on top of him and gradually breaking him down......I predict a fury stoppage rounds 8-12 on an exausted Haye.

i just cant see fury standing a chance, if cunningham can get to fury haye certainly can and haye is good on the ropes as we saw how he took out chisora. Haye also managed to get to wlad in the 12th and had him hurt if wlad cant land one haye hows fury going to? Thats my blueprint.

He has to catch him first. Fury coming forward aggressively is exactly what Haye will hope for him to do. At heavyweight the only person who has managed to really lean on Haye was Wlad. Ruiz had a go but it didn't work. Chisora did but Haye moved him across the ring, I guess to surprise Chisora by being the stronger man. Plus, Haye can be pretty dirty himself. Look at the Ruiz fight. Haye loves to rabbit punch. Finn's right anyway. Unless Haye has faded with inactivity, how is Fury going to land something good on him when Wladamir struggled so much? By opening up more and being more aggressive? He's going to get hit an he's going to fall over. I wouldn't be surprised if Haye takes a knock down though: it happens.

People were saying this was a done deal. Any news from those in the know?

Haye wins early.