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Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 22 Apr 2013, 14:24
by Adamj1987
Chris W 1982 wrote:Seen it go off bad at Magnificent 7 and Khan/Lawton.

2006 ABA finals was bad too.
Yeah i was at the 7 bill near the fighting i left as the enzo fight ended and was passed by lts of people with blood on thier face

Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 22 Apr 2013, 14:36
by Mimmy
ive been to tons of fights, never seen a punch thrown outside the ring.

Several Eubank fights, several Hamed fights never seen any trouble

Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 22 Apr 2013, 14:41
by Adamj1987
mimmy123 wrote:ive been to tons of fights, never seen a punch thrown outside the ring.

Several Eubank fights, several Hamed fights never seen any trouble
A last 2 rose fights ive been too ive seen guys laid out 1 was sat ringside aswell

Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 22 Apr 2013, 14:42
by Parson Cross
Lucky lucky boy that's all I can say. Unless you're being sarcastic ......

Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 22 Apr 2013, 15:18
by mickey1975
Never saw any bother at Khan debut.

Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 22 Apr 2013, 15:40
by n1ebf
G0mez wrote:
youngrell wrote:
G0mez wrote: Yeah that was it. Wasn't particularly too hostile on the whole outside of one section, but last thing we wanted was to get caught with the Cardiff fans on the way out of the arena.
I know how hostile it was, a lad on another forum was there with his wife (who had never been to a show before) and when Matthew Hall lost to Anthony Small, they clapped the winner - and some of Halls fans set about people in the crowd.

He got his nose broken and she got a black eye. It was appalling and she was really shaken and upset by it.

The bad thing is, he'd persuaded her for ages to attend a show with him and she was apprehensive - and then that happened.
I sat between Bradley Pryce's mum and some Matthew Hall fans during their fight on the Khan-Barrera bill. She was lovely, they on the other hand were acting like assholes. "Fcking kill him Matty..." etc... :roll:

Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 22 Apr 2013, 16:46
by Parson Cross
Seriously Mickey ? Never seen it so bad. The scrapping in the marquee bar area was so bad the cops came out and just threw the dogs in. Tell you how bad it was - the alarm that went off was set off deliberately by the cops. My lad was only 11 then and even though we were ringside I was worried on the way out.

Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 22 Apr 2013, 19:13
by boybrooks
Adamj1987 wrote:
Chris W 1982 wrote:Seen it go off bad at Magnificent 7 and Khan/Lawton.

2006 ABA finals was bad too.
Yeah i was at the 7 bill near the fighting i left as the enzo fight ended and was passed by lts of people with blood on thier face
I was at the mag 7 bill, one of the security guards got threw off the balcony! Was all the football fans fighting.
Was also at khan Lawton, I think forest had played stoke and they were all fighting each other, I have seen trouble at most the khan fights, I find all the his mates he brings from Bolton make it very uncomfortable with there religious singing and flags. You wouldn't believe we wanted the same boxer o win.
Also saw trouble at haye macrienelli at the 02, millwall and Leeds fans, johannson and Kevin Mitchell were on undercard.
Seen loads of trouble on sports hall shows when traveling, like I say mostly the silly football crowds. I don't understand it myself.
Quigg Munroe 2 was the last show I went to that had loads of fighting. When u watch the fight on sky, quigg leans on the ropes at the end and watches he crowd fighting.
I think boxing just seems to attract many dickheads that like to sing about there fav football team and start fighting, most of them are no good at it!
It's always a bit of entertainment to watch when the boxings a bit slow.

Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 22 Apr 2013, 20:47
by Shambles
boybrooks wrote:
Adamj1987 wrote:
Chris W 1982 wrote:Seen it go off bad at Magnificent 7 and Khan/Lawton.

2006 ABA finals was bad too.
Yeah i was at the 7 bill near the fighting i left as the enzo fight ended and was passed by lts of people with blood on thier face
I was at the mag 7 bill, one of the security guards got threw off the balcony! Was all the football fans fighting.
Was also at khan Lawton, I think forest had played stoke and they were all fighting each other, I have seen trouble at most the khan fights, I find all the his mates he brings from Bolton make it very uncomfortable with there religious singing and flags. You wouldn't believe we wanted the same boxer o win.
Also saw trouble at haye macrienelli at the 02, millwall and Leeds fans, johannson and Kevin Mitchell were on undercard.
Seen loads of trouble on sports hall shows when traveling, like I say mostly the silly football crowds. I don't understand it myself.
Quigg Munroe 2 was the last show I went to that had loads of fighting. When u watch the fight on sky, quigg leans on the ropes at the end and watches he crowd fighting.
I think boxing just seems to attract many dickheads that like to sing about there fav football team and start fighting, most of them are no good at it!
It's always a bit of entertainment to watch when the boxings a bit slow.
Munroe v Terrazas was pretty bad, the fight was in Coventry and was on St George's Day so many Munroe (and Cov) fans had been off work and had been drinking all day. There were probably 50-60 lads who started fighting at one end of the arena and the trouble quickly moved round to other areas.
It didn't take long for people in our section to scarper, it took ages for the so called security to appear though, scary times!

Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 02:18
by Stevolad
dondada wrote:
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:this:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/3544857.stm
Aye. Daft townies.
Was it the town lads??? Thought it was the Boyle's and their hangers on?
Either way, shame for Franny and the town but at least it's back on now at the Dolly.

Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 04:31
by johnnykayo
bellew v cleverley was a hostile affair,scousers wanted to kill welshmen that night,was goin off nearly all night ! valley boys goin apeshit after the fight,it was bedlam :roll:

Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 04:55
by mfc_se15
boybrooks wrote:
Adamj1987 wrote:
Chris W 1982 wrote:Seen it go off bad at Magnificent 7 and Khan/Lawton.

2006 ABA finals was bad too.
Yeah i was at the 7 bill near the fighting i left as the enzo fight ended and was passed by lts of people with blood on thier face
I was at the mag 7 bill, one of the security guards got threw off the balcony! Was all the football fans fighting.
Was also at khan Lawton, I think forest had played stoke and they were all fighting each other, I have seen trouble at most the khan fights, I find all the his mates he brings from Bolton make it very uncomfortable with there religious singing and flags. You wouldn't believe we wanted the same boxer o win.
Also saw trouble at haye macrienelli at the 02, millwall and Leeds fans, johannson and Kevin Mitchell were on undercard.
Seen loads of trouble on sports hall shows when traveling, like I say mostly the silly football crowds. I don't understand it myself.
Quigg Munroe 2 was the last show I went to that had loads of fighting. When u watch the fight on sky, quigg leans on the ropes at the end and watches he crowd fighting.
I think boxing just seems to attract many dickheads that like to sing about there fav football team and start fighting, most of them are no good at it!
It's always a bit of entertainment to watch when the boxings a bit slow.
Was quite a few Spurs fans at the Haye fight that night - no idea who they were following, but they got a bit involved too. Can't remember which one but Prizefighter at Olympia got a bit lively in the stands - went on for a while. Never felt worried about it - was very much between the two parties involved and couldn't see anyone who didn't want to getting stuck in - including security.

I think Froch v Bute is one where if the fight in the ring had gone another way it could have got lively. Atmosphere was heating up a bit around us (we were by the bulk of the Bute fans), but then in the ring Froch demolished him and everything calmed down.

Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 08:58
by bigB
The Magnificant 7 show was bad in Birmingham and mates said the Rhodes vs Rabchenko was aswell with people being thrown down the stairs in the stands

Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 09:25
by orbtastic
Yeah I was at both but the Mag 7 show was way worse.

Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 10:59
by jonp
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1paHrWFFjcA

Very small clip of what went on for 15 mins back andforwards lots of arrest and jail time and a fair few injuries been to lots of the above mentioned shows this ws by far the worst iv seen.

Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 23 Apr 2013, 11:30
by orbtastic
Wasn't there a Silky Jones show where a riot spilled outside and one of the coaches ran a guy over and killed him?

Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 24 Apr 2013, 08:18
by pyenest77
bigB wrote:The Magnificant 7 show was bad in Birmingham and mates said the Rhodes vs Rabchenko was aswell with people being thrown down the stairs in the stands
Rhodes v Rabchenko wasnt that bad actually. Some hero saw some scuffling & ran up to the top of the stairs to be punched hard in the face then proceeded to bounce down the steps & tear his jeans then ran off over the cycle track.

Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 24 Apr 2013, 08:21
by lefty
pyenest77 wrote:
bigB wrote:The Magnificant 7 show was bad in Birmingham and mates said the Rhodes vs Rabchenko was aswell with people being thrown down the stairs in the stands
Rhodes v Rabchenko wasnt that bad actually. Some hero saw some scuffling & ran up to the top of the stairs to be punched hard in the face then proceeded to bounce down the steps & tear his jeans then ran off over the cycle track.
:lol:

Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 24 Apr 2013, 08:39
by freddydoesdallas
Shambles wrote:
Adamj1987 wrote:
Chris W 1982 wrote:Seen it go off bad at Magnificent 7 and Khan/Lawton.

2006 ABA finals was bad too.
Yeah i was at the 7 bill near the fighting i left as the enzo fight ended and was passed by lts of people with blood on thier face
I was at the mag 7 bill, one of the security guards got threw off the balcony! Was all the football fans fighting.
Was also at khan Lawton, I think forest had played stoke and they were all fighting each other, I have seen trouble at most the khan fights, I find all the his mates he brings from Bolton make it very uncomfortable with there religious singing and flags. You wouldn't believe we wanted the same boxer o win.
Also saw trouble at haye macrienelli at the 02, millwall and Leeds fans, johannson and Kevin Mitchell were on undercard.
Seen loads of trouble on sports hall shows when traveling, like I say mostly the silly football crowds. I don't understand it myself.
Quigg Munroe 2 was the last show I went to that had loads of fighting. When u watch the fight on sky, quigg leans on the ropes at the end and watches he crowd fighting.
I think boxing just seems to attract many dickheads that like to sing about there fav football team and start fighting, most of them are no good at it!
It's always a bit of entertainment to watch when the boxings a bit slow.
Munroe v Terrazas was pretty bad, the fight was in Coventry and was on St George's Day so many Munroe (and Cov) fans had been off work and had been drinking all day. There were probably 50-60 lads who started fighting at one end of the arena and the trouble quickly moved round to other areas.
It didn't take long for people in our section to scarper, it took ages for the so called security to appear though, scary times![/quote]

That was a ridiculous night but again it was football fans. A load of Leicester fans decided that right before the fight was starting they would start fighting.

I knew a few people who went to that on my recommendation with female friends and family as i said how good a night of boxing could be, they will never go back.

Hopefully, it won't be the last time i see boxing at the Skydome

Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 24 Apr 2013, 16:57
by Darcy Delaney
I think the most Hostile Crowd at a fight in Britain has to be Benn vs McClellan, There was just bad vibes in the lead up to the Fight It was one of the most brutal fights in recent times,
Second to that for me was Mark Delaney vs Joe Calzaghe for the British Title, very very hostile joe still talks about it today :TU:

Re: Most hostile fight you have ever been to ?

Posted: 24 Apr 2013, 18:16
by boybrooks
Munroe v Terrazas was pretty bad, the fight was in Coventry and was on St George's Day so many Munroe (and Cov) fans had been off work and had been drinking all day. There were probably 50-60 lads who started fighting at one end of the arena and the trouble quickly moved round to other areas.
It didn't take long for people in our section to scarper, it took ages for the so called security to appear though, scary times![/quote]

That was a ridiculous night but again it was football fans. A load of Leicester fans decided that right before the fight was starting they would start fighting.

I knew a few people who went to that on my recommendation with female friends and family as i said how good a night of boxing could be, they will never go back.

Hopefully, it won't be the last time i see boxing at the Skydome[/quote]

I was there and it was the Coventry football fans that started that, they ended up throwing chairs and bottles out of the executive suite they were in. Then they just ran away from about 50 odd Leicester fans, wasn't really much fighting, but it looked pretty bad. There's a good video on YouTube of it.
It's always football fans, idiots they are!