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Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑16 Oct 2020, 05:32 . But believe you me, there is nothing I can do for him on October 31.

Oh, I believe you, Tony. I believe you.

i absolutely believe that there is nothing you, as a spectator, can do to help a boxer whilst he is in the ring

but thank god he clarified that

otherwise i would have gone into the night of October 31st on tenterhooks, never quite sure when Usyk might be faced with the prospect of fighting, not just Derek Chisora, but a hyped-up Tony Bellew invading the ring with a metal chair, with which to hit Usyk, in aid of Chisora's efforts.

thanks for confirming, Tony, that this will unusually be a boxing match that is contested by two men alone.

fair play will rule on October 31st, everyone

I’m just glad that Chisora is guaranteed £4 million for this fight, when Sky can’t even be bothered to pick up Loma vs Lopez. Really great business for the boxing fan.

That is a staggering sum even pre-Covid.
I'm sure he'd have been made-up with £1m. Well done Del-Boy !

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑16 Oct 2020, 09:18 I’m just glad that Chisora is guaranteed £4 million for this fight, when Sky can’t even be bothered to pick up Loma vs Lopez. Really great business for the boxing fan.

Totally I mean it’s not like Lomachenko is one of the best boxers on the planet or Chisora is just a gatekeeper of his division with almost double digit losses.

Counter-puncher wrote: ↑16 Oct 2020, 06:34otherwise i would have gone into the night of October 31st on tenterhooks, never quite sure when Usyk might be faced with the prospect of fighting, not just Derek Chisora, but a hyped-up Tony Bellew invading the ring with a metal chair, with which to hit Usyk, in aid of Chisora's efforts.

Nah, he'll be under the ring rocking the canvas to upset Usyk's footwork.

wonder if usyk will be in depression from lomas loss

Can see it now. Bellew will be pundit and we’ll have to put up with him screeching instructions for however long it lasts.

ash.123 wrote: ↑18 Oct 2020, 03:33 Can see it now. Bellew will be pundit and we’ll have to put up with him screeching instructions for however long it lasts.

Spot on - another good reason not to buy the PPV

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑18 Oct 2020, 03:27 wonder if usyk will be in depression from lomas loss

They’re not the Charlo’s..

Counter-puncher wrote: ↑16 Oct 2020, 06:34

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑16 Oct 2020, 05:32 . But believe you me, there is nothing I can do for him on October 31.

Oh, I believe you, Tony. I believe you.

i absolutely believe that there is nothing you, as a spectator, can do to help a boxer whilst he is in the ring

but thank god he clarified that

otherwise i would have gone into the night of October 31st on tenterhooks, never quite sure when Usyk might be faced with the prospect of fighting, not just Derek Chisora, but a hyped-up Tony Bellew invading the ring with a metal chair, with which to hit Usyk, in aid of Chisora's efforts.

thanks for confirming, Tony, that this will unusually be a boxing match that is contested by two men alone.

fair play will rule on October 31st, everyone

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑18 Oct 2020, 03:27 wonder if usyk will be in depression from lomas loss

I think, Usyk is more depressed from a creation of the new division. However, up to the date it's only WBC, hopefully the reason prevails and this sh!t gets boycotted.

Timing, pricing and booking details for Oleksandr Usyk against Derek Chisora

Here are the pricing and timing details for all the booking options.

Event information

Oleksandr Usyk vs Derek Chisora (12 rounds at heavyweight), Lee Selby vs George Kambosos Jr (IBF lightweight title final eliminator), Tommy McCarthy vs Bilal Laggoune (vacant European cruiserweight title), Amy Timlin vs Carly Skelly (Commonwealth super-bantamweight title).

The event will start at 7pm, Saturday, October 31, on Sky Sports Box Office (Sky channel 491), Sky Sports Box Office HD (Sky channel 492), UHD 1 (event will not carry Dolby Atmos).

Viewers watching 'live' in HD can enable audio description via their Sky remote to access crowd sound effects. This option is not available on the Sky Sports Box Office app and website but you will hear every punch on fight night.

The event is priced at £19.95 for UK customers, €24.95 for Republic of Ireland customers, up until midnight, Friday, August 30.

Thereafter £19.95 / €24.95 (ROI) across all "self-service" bookings (remote control / online) and £24.95 / €29.95 (ROI) if booked via the phone (either IVR or agent), but note an additional £2 booking fee if via an agent still applies.

The event price will revert back to £19.95 / €24.95 (ROI) from midnight, Saturday, October 31.

Two repeat showings (full duration) will be shown at 11pm on Sunday November 1 and 9am on Monday November 2.

Booking information

Remote

From Friday, October 23, go to Channel 491 and press the green button to go to Sky Sports Box Office Sports and Events. Use the arrow buttons to highlight the event. Press select, and the buy screen will be displayed. Press select to confirm your order. Enter your pin if prompted.

From Saturday, October 24, no matter what channel you are on, press Box Office, select Sports and Events. Use the arrow buttons to highlight the event. Press select, and the buy screen will be displayed. Press select to confirm your order. Enter your pin if prompted.

You can only record the event by using this method.

To book online

Click here to book Usyk vs Chisora

There is no surcharge for online bookings.

Phoneline

To order the event, call 03442 410888 (0818 220 225 from ROI) (there may be a £2 booking fee for telephone bookings). There is a £5/€5 surcharge for bookings made via the phone from midnight Friday October 30 to midnight Saturday October 31.

£20 is a disgrace to watch this fight, which will be very one sided in Usyk's favour. A pointless spectacle.

Lightsoot wrote: ↑20 Oct 2020, 06:54 £20 is a disgrace to watch this fight, which will be very one sided in Usyk's favour. A pointless spectacle.

Not only that, the card is awful.

Marshall-Rankin will now take place on this card..

Still not PPV worthy.

Lightsoot wrote: ↑20 Oct 2020, 06:54 £20 is a disgrace to watch this fight, which will be very one sided in Usyk's favour. A pointless spectacle.

This is only the first of 3 Sky PPVs over the next 3 months

Shhhh wrote: ↑20 Oct 2020, 13:12

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑20 Oct 2020, 12:34 Marshall-Rankin will now take place on this card..

Still not PPV worthy.

Marshall surely no one is interested

Just interested in Rankin beating her.

Shhhh wrote: ↑20 Oct 2020, 13:12

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑20 Oct 2020, 12:34 Marshall-Rankin will now take place on this card..

Still not PPV worthy.

Marshall surely no one is interested

lol you'd think but when it was originally called off like 3-4 posters complained and said theyd been looking forward to it

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑21 Oct 2020, 02:49

Shhhh wrote: ↑20 Oct 2020, 13:12

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑20 Oct 2020, 12:34 Marshall-Rankin will now take place on this card..

Still not PPV worthy.

Marshall surely no one is interested

lol you'd think but when it was originally called off like 3-4 posters complained and said theyd been looking forward to it

True

I'm intrigued by this fight, but no chance I'm shelling out to watch it.

I don't reckon this is going to sell well.

skanksta wrote: ↑16 Oct 2020, 09:33 That is a staggering sum even pre-Covid.
I'm sure he'd have been made-up with £1m. Well done Del-Boy !

Yes that is a massive amount if true, especially with no live gate revenue.

Usyk must be on the short end of the stick big time.

Should do 200k buys though which will largely cover Dels purse.

The undercard is pretty decent and could be pulling me in

Carl Froch says Derek Chisora has proven he ‘doesn’t belong with the big boys at heavyweight ahead of Oleksandr Usyk fight

Former super-middleweight great Carl Froch appeared on talkSPORT with Jim White and Simon Jordan on Thursday and believes Chisora’s record suggests he will be no match for Usyk.

“It’s difficult to assess how Usyk will be at heavyweight because he hasn’t been there long. But such a top quality cruiserweight, it’s hard to write him off against any fighter in any division,” Froch started.

“We need to know what Usyk is going to be like under pressure from a proper heavyweight, someone with size and strength. Chisora has losses against [Dillian] Whyte, [Tyson] Fury, [Kubrat] Pulev, [David] Haye and [Vitali] Klitschko and you’ve got to say – I don’t want to give him any stick or disrespect or anything – but Chisora doesn’t belong with the big boys at heavyweight, does he?

“He’s proven he can’t compete with those top, top lads because he gets beaten every time he steps up in that sense.

“Usyk needs to not only beat Chisora, but he needs to do it in style and make a statement.”

This will be Usyk’s sternest test since stepping up in weight and Froch referenced Evander Holyfield when talking about how difficult it can be to make the move up.

“It took Evander Holyfield a couple of years to grow into heavyweight. Has Usyk got time to do that at 33 years old?

“He looked flawless at cruiserweight and one of the best that division has ever seen. Chisora is going to be the real test because he’s a true heavyweight.

“I struggle to find a win for Chisora here other than a knockout which you can’t rule out, but Usyk should comprehensively outbox him,” Froch concluded.

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑16 Oct 2020, 09:18 I’m just glad that Chisora is guaranteed £4 million for this fight, when Sky can’t even be bothered to pick up Loma vs Lopez. Really great business for the boxing fan.

That figure has got to be pony? Say you do 200k (ambitious) buys at £20 quid a pop. That’s £4million. So where is Eddie’s and Usyk’s poke?