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Re: Abrahams to tackle PPV issue

Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 17:43
by Khaosai-Galaxy
Twinkle Toes wrote:Boxing forums are a direct link for the powers that be to catch a view of boxing opinion from Joe Bloggs - Whether that be Boxing news, Sport Network or anyone else.

You can rest assured they are browsing here on a regular basis.


wwwwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat?


Joe Bloggs?


This forum is the anti Joe Bloggs!

Its very much the opposite, like a bizarre Morrissey figure who finds it utterly impossible to care about anything that is even vaguely popular

Hatton, Calzaghe, Khan

Hated, Despised and Loathed on here


Yet sell all these tickets


why?

Re: Abrahams to tackle PPV issue

Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 17:45
by Khaosai-Galaxy
oliverfennell wrote:
steve689 wrote:Khan basically sums up his own PPV headliner!

http://www.britishboxing.net/news_3755- ... scott.html
lol, classic. This guy's no good, he's fought nobody, and I'll beat him easily. But still I want you to pay £15 to watch me fight him.

aye, he's no Naz, yet...

Re: Abrahams to tackle PPV issue

Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 17:47
by Khaosai-Galaxy
JamesH wrote:Claude makes arguments for both sides. He doesnt object to PPV, but does question the quality of the bill... Indeed the quality of the bill (which he makes clear is down to injuries) is his biggest bug bear, not the fact Khan is a prospect on PPV before his time. Instead he makes the argument (same as SKY) that Khan is into the bigger stage of his career and points out the pro's and con's of Warrens move.

Warren argues "it was the only way to get the deal done".

Am i the only one who thinks
Amir Khan SC Breidis Prescott 12x3
Alex Arthur SC Nicky Cook 12x3
Audley Harrison SC George Arias 10x3
Matthew Macklin SC Francis Cheka


is quite a good card?

Re: Abrahams to tackle PPV issue

Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 17:49
by Khaosai-Galaxy
steve689 wrote:
Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:come on mate, you cant actually believe this is in response to whats said on here?
Seen as you posed the question. Yes I believe it has a degree of influence.

Good lord, that means people like me and Andrew Woolatt have a tacit influence on British Boxing

Frightening thought, no?

Re: Abrahams to tackle PPV issue

Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 17:53
by DG.
Khaosai-Galaxy
[/quote]
I hope to god this forum has no influence what so ever, not because the posters here dont know their onions, but i do keep having to bring this up:


Hatton - Lazcano, 55,000 paid, great night had by the people i know who went there (No i wasnt there) yet on this forum it was a joke of a fight, looked down on with a slight sneer by self styled hardcore

Why would you listen to a hardcore of 25 people who are so far out of touch with the "reality"?

Not that i've ever had any grasp of reality[/quote]


KG - we are true followers of boxing whether that be from buying tickets - magazines or supporting forums. That is why we know Lazcano was a shit fight for a ppv.

We are Boxing people - not Hatton people an 55k people turning up is good for Hatton because once he is gone...so are they!

Khan is taking the piss!

BOXING!



:D

Re: Abrahams to tackle PPV issue

Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 17:54
by DG.
Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:
JamesH wrote:Claude makes arguments for both sides. He doesnt object to PPV, but does question the quality of the bill... Indeed the quality of the bill (which he makes clear is down to injuries) is his biggest bug bear, not the fact Khan is a prospect on PPV before his time. Instead he makes the argument (same as SKY) that Khan is into the bigger stage of his career and points out the pro's and con's of Warrens move.

Warren argues "it was the only way to get the deal done".

Am i the only one who thinks
Amir Khan SC Breidis Prescott 12x3
Alex Arthur SC Nicky Cook 12x3
Audley Harrison SC George Arias 10x3
Matthew Macklin SC Francis Cheka


is quite a good card?
As a non ppv card it is good.



:D

Re: Abrahams to tackle PPV issue

Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 17:56
by Khaosai-Galaxy
DG. wrote:
Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:
JamesH wrote:Claude makes arguments for both sides. He doesnt object to PPV, but does question the quality of the bill... Indeed the quality of the bill (which he makes clear is down to injuries) is his biggest bug bear, not the fact Khan is a prospect on PPV before his time. Instead he makes the argument (same as SKY) that Khan is into the bigger stage of his career and points out the pro's and con's of Warrens move.

Warren argues "it was the only way to get the deal done".

Am i the only one who thinks
Amir Khan SC Breidis Prescott 12x3
Alex Arthur SC Nicky Cook 12x3
Audley Harrison SC George Arias 10x3
Matthew Macklin SC Francis Cheka


is quite a good card?
As a non ppv card it is good.



:D
Whats the matter with you lot?


are you too POOR to afford £15 for a PPV?


bloody peasants

Re: Abrahams to tackle PPV issue

Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 18:12
by banjo
That's it pay £15 for a fight you can see on normal sky a week later :lol:

suckers :oops:

Re: Abrahams to tackle PPV issue

Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 18:14
by DG.
I can afford a Chicken Kiev - but I don't lke Garlic.


:D

Re: Abrahams to tackle PPV issue

Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 19:38
by Gray-Fox
Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:
oliverfennell wrote:
steve689 wrote:Khan basically sums up his own PPV headliner!

http://www.britishboxing.net/news_3755- ... scott.html
lol, classic. This guy's no good, he's fought nobody, and I'll beat him easily. But still I want you to pay £15 to watch me fight him.

aye, he's no Naz, yet...
He's acting like Mayweather already.

I don't know why no one else has come to the conclusion that Khan is a really unintelligent kid that basically wishes he was something he isn't. Those comments are ludicrous.

KHAN PPV QUESTION

Posted: 06 Sep 2008, 05:58
by scrap iron
The last time Sky Sports did a boxing show on Sky Box Office, it was the Hatton v Lazcano and they repeated the show for free the following Friday. I seem to remember other Sky Box Office boxing shows being repeated on the following Thursday or Friday for free. I always think this is a fair deal, because if you're paying for Sky Sports and you can't afford the the extra £14.99 that week, you can watch the fight for free a few days later, albeit probably knowing the result.

Does anyone know if Sky will be doing the same for Khan v Prescott? If they are not, I think this makes the whole PPV even more disgusting.

Re: KHAN PPV QUESTION

Posted: 06 Sep 2008, 06:04
by banjo
Yes it will be repeated, but when? I don't know

Re: Abrahams to tackle PPV issue

Posted: 06 Sep 2008, 06:05
by Twinkle Toes
Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:
Twinkle Toes wrote:Boxing forums are a direct link for the powers that be to catch a view of boxing opinion from Joe Bloggs - Whether that be Boxing news, Sport Network or anyone else.

You can rest assured they are browsing here on a regular basis.


wwwwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat?


Joe Bloggs?


This forum is the anti Joe Bloggs!

Its very much the opposite, like a bizarre Morrissey figure who finds it utterly impossible to care about anything that is even vaguely popular

Hatton, Calzaghe, Khan

Hated, Despised and Loathed on here


Yet sell all these tickets


why?

First off, get a keyboard which has a return key fkin working properly!

Secondly, you missed my main point which was that forums are a direct communication point for editors and promoters - We read enough press releases on here to prove that.

You can't just dismiss that a boxing forum doesn't have some kind of voice, however skewed you may think it is.

By the way you still into debating videogames and asking for personal advise from 13-14 year olds on ntscuk? ;)

Re: Abrahams to tackle PPV issue

Posted: 06 Sep 2008, 11:58
by oliverfennell
Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:
JamesH wrote:Claude makes arguments for both sides. He doesnt object to PPV, but does question the quality of the bill... Indeed the quality of the bill (which he makes clear is down to injuries) is his biggest bug bear, not the fact Khan is a prospect on PPV before his time. Instead he makes the argument (same as SKY) that Khan is into the bigger stage of his career and points out the pro's and con's of Warrens move.

Warren argues "it was the only way to get the deal done".

Am i the only one who thinks
Amir Khan SC Breidis Prescott 12x3
Alex Arthur SC Nicky Cook 12x3
Audley Harrison SC George Arias 10x3
Matthew Macklin SC Francis Cheka


is quite a good card?
Amir Khan-Willie Limond
Steve Luevano-Nicky Cook
Matt Skelton-Michael Sprott
Bradley Pryce-Anthony Small

was better, and it was on ITV.

Re: Abrahams to tackle PPV issue

Posted: 06 Sep 2008, 12:00
by oliverfennell
Twinkle Toes wrote:By the way you still into debating videogames and asking for personal advise from 13-14 year olds on ntscuk? ;)
Which begs the question... how did you even know he was there in the first place?

Re: Abrahams to tackle PPV issue

Posted: 06 Sep 2008, 12:28
by Twinkle Toes
oliverfennell wrote:
Twinkle Toes wrote:By the way you still into debating videogames and asking for personal advise from 13-14 year olds on ntscuk? ;)
Which begs the question... how did you even know he was there in the first place?
Because my 13 year old son uses that site...Obviously.

Now go away Oliver and try harder :lol:

Re: Abrahams to tackle PPV issue

Posted: 06 Sep 2008, 12:34
by WildWaylon
oliverfennell wrote:
Twinkle Toes wrote:By the way you still into debating videogames and asking for personal advise from 13-14 year olds on ntscuk? ;)
Which begs the question... how did you even know he was there in the first place?
Yeah its like people who say WWE is a load of rubbish but know everything about it.

Re: Abrahams to tackle PPV issue

Posted: 06 Sep 2008, 12:41
by Max Molyneux
a big pic of Amir Khan with "Is he worth it?"
No fighter Is worth PPV, there just greedy fuckers and think because they fight In a tough sport they deserve It yet they choose to be a boxer.

How sky agreed to put on Is madness too, Murdoch should be happy he's get millions of subscription fees.

Hatton Vs Mayweather was the last PPV I bought and not buying anymore.

Re: Abrahams to tackle PPV issue

Posted: 06 Sep 2008, 13:02
by oliverfennell
WildWaylon wrote:
oliverfennell wrote:
Twinkle Toes wrote:By the way you still into debating videogames and asking for personal advise from 13-14 year olds on ntscuk? ;)
Which begs the question... how did you even know he was there in the first place?
Yeah its like people who say WWE is a load of rubbish but know everything about it.
Just as I suspect everybody here will know everything about a PPV they "didn't buy"...