The PPV Question

handsofstone
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Re: The PPV Question

Post by handsofstone »

I want to watch all things boxing and ive gotta say ive paid for every PPV since ive been following boxing in my adult life,even they stinkers on Primetime like Stieglitz vs Andrade(or was it that?) Anyways i dont know about you but i suspect most of you like me kick the arse out of it when you got with your mates,squandering money on drink and drugs etc,so the way i see it £17 is far less thatn my quietest nights out,if you include the carry out in the house thats still only about £30 tops,even on my shittest nights out,i still spend more than that so me personally would never not buy a PPV whilst in employement anyway,it might be grudged with the lack of 50/50 fights but lets have it right,no big promoters apart from the Russian guys who puts on 2 cards a year,have great fights all the way through,and UK and US have a lot more than 2 big shows a year,its a sign of the times so i just get on with it im afraid

If streams werent so tempremental i would just watch them,ive got a Kodi box and a few of the Spike shows which i have had to watch on that have gave me grief,also ive got a mate who watches everything on streams and he's constantly texting to tell me his links cut off,he's missed that round and he cant find a stream

Fvk that i'll just pay without the aggro,if i didnt score fights maybe i wouldnt care so much about seeing every second of action but i do so i just keep on keeping on
reggaereggae
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Heavyweight
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Joined: 21 Dec 2009, 17:01

Re: The PPV Question

Post by reggaereggae »

sgtcecil wrote:
reggaereggae wrote:The only PPV I have regretted NOT buying, ever, was Khan - Prescott. And only because I had to watch Khan get splattered on low def stream when I would've enjoyed him getting smashed in high def....
That was the moment me and my mates gained a true appreciation of the merits of sky+!
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