Re: Boxing … How Much??
Posted: 07 Sep 2023, 07:19
I can still remember when I was young and first getting into boxing I'd see the adverts for big fights in the magazines and the prices were always listed as - £30, £50, £75, £100 Ringside
I watched AJ/Klitschko there and went the other week to watch AEW wrestling. I was sat low down in the bottom tier for the boxing and had a real good view. For the wrestling I was higher in the bottom tier. I found I’d watch just as much on the big screen as in the ring.
IPTV.....cant beat it, and its not even illegal where i live...MasterG wrote: ↑06 Sep 2023, 10:38 I've paid £75 for ticket at Wembley arena for the Joyce rematch. Sat row s top tier so pretty near the rear. I generally don't pay more that £100, but saying that I generally pay for who's coming with if if that my son, Mrs or grandson so can't afford to be paying much more.
I'd rather be on tier 1 than floor seated so if paying for myself I would go upto maybe £150-175 for a ticket if I was really keen on the main event.
I paid £75 for Fury v Parker and luckily the arena was half empty so did get seated at bottom of tier 1.
Again I paid around 80 quid for AJ v Washington that seat was right at the back. We were sat on the last row of top tier. Checkily we snook into a corporate box above tier 1 and the people who had it were happy enough we were there providing we bought a couple of beers from their private bar.
Years ago Eubank v Wharton for example I didn't pay much over £50 for a really decent seat at G-Mex and prior to that had bloody good views and seats where ever I have been for less than 90 quid.
I have a very good IPTV service at 50 quid a year so happy enough with a front row seat in front for my 60 inch TV.
When you get every single sports channel around the globe it's fantastic.rhino222 wrote: ↑07 Sep 2023, 11:07IPTV.....cant beat it, and its not even illegal where i live...MasterG wrote: ↑06 Sep 2023, 10:38 I've paid £75 for ticket at Wembley arena for the Joyce rematch. Sat row s top tier so pretty near the rear. I generally don't pay more that £100, but saying that I generally pay for who's coming with if if that my son, Mrs or grandson so can't afford to be paying much more.
I'd rather be on tier 1 than floor seated so if paying for myself I would go upto maybe £150-175 for a ticket if I was really keen on the main event.
I paid £75 for Fury v Parker and luckily the arena was half empty so did get seated at bottom of tier 1.
Again I paid around 80 quid for AJ v Washington that seat was right at the back. We were sat on the last row of top tier. Checkily we snook into a corporate box above tier 1 and the people who had it were happy enough we were there providing we bought a couple of beers from their private bar.
Years ago Eubank v Wharton for example I didn't pay much over £50 for a really decent seat at G-Mex and prior to that had bloody good views and seats where ever I have been for less than 90 quid.
I have a very good IPTV service at 50 quid a year so happy enough with a front row seat in front for my 60 inch TV.![]()