Re: Is the Fury v Parker going to be a hard sell?
Posted: 07 Sep 2017, 19:09
Gone 10 with Rudenko, Guinn, and Arias. Nothing past that...
Thank you!crusader wrote:Gone 10 with Rudenko, Guinn, and Arias. Nothing past that...
Because it's 'Hughie'.KiwiRider wrote:Thank you!crusader wrote:Gone 10 with Rudenko, Guinn, and Arias. Nothing past that...![]()
Don't know why I can't find him on boxrec.
There is a seat map option. Whilst there are plenty of greyed out parts they do not all represent sold tickets.bigjack wrote:Just been on the MEN web site and you can buy as many tickets as you like basically in any price range.
Eddie is a master promoter and I thought he was going to have a hand in this as he was hanging around the one and only presser where both fighters attended. Would have made sense if he did. But it was not to be.Glass Joe wrote:We can all say Tyson’s background is the cause of the lack of popularity but part of the blame must also be on Hennessey’s shoulders, I believe if Tyson was with Hearn or Warren from the start it would of been a totally different story, yes Tyson comes across difficult to manage most of the time but what has Hennessey done for him to help raise his profile. Virtually nothing.
Tyson had a fantastic win over Wlad but he gets less recognition than AJ gets for beating an old man who nearly knocked him out! Hennessey might bang on about it but where was tyson after that win, did we see him on prime time tv, NO! Hennessey did not do his job!
We just have to look at Froch, no one cared or liked him when he was with Hennessey, he couldn’t even sell out the Nottingham Arena, he went off to hearn and sold 80k at Wembley, in the build up to that fight Hearn went balls out pushing that fight where he could to the public just like he is still doing today for every event he promotes. It is the job of a promoter to actually build his fighter, something that hearn has been good at and it’s been proved time and time again something that hennessey isn’t.
And what has hennessey done for his latest event, jack all, it took him 2 months to announce a tv deal and we still haven’t really heard from him about it, the odd radio interview and press release isn’t going to sell out the arena or help with the ppv buys and the constant Facebook posts about the youtube PPV to his 3.5k followers is not going to help. Does he not understand it’s 2 weeks to the event, he should be getting himself out there and pushing the event, it’s his duty.
Feel sorry for hughie, a world title fight that no one really knows about or cares about and it’s all down to his promoter not promoting the fight. Hughie, make sure you have your life jacket at the ready, think it’s time to jump ship.
Let's not forget under Hennessy Tyson went from debut to undisputed world number one at the weight and multi-title world champion. As for his profile his biggest fight, (and indeed most recent fight), was on Sky Box Office, the same UK platform as Joshua Klitschko and Mayweather Pacquiao. It's a long way from YouTube.Glass Joe wrote:We can all say Tyson’s background is the cause of the lack of popularity but part of the blame must also be on Hennessey’s shoulders, I believe if Tyson was with Hearn or Warren from the start it would of been a totally different story, yes Tyson comes across difficult to manage most of the time but what has Hennessey done for him to help raise his profile. Virtually nothing.
Tyson had a fantastic win over Wlad but he gets less recognition than AJ gets for beating an old man who nearly knocked him out! Hennessey might bang on about it but where was tyson after that win, did we see him on prime time tv, NO! Hennessey did not do his job!
We just have to look at Froch, no one cared or liked him when he was with Hennessey, he couldn’t even sell out the Nottingham Arena, he went off to hearn and sold 80k at Wembley, in the build up to that fight Hearn went balls out pushing that fight where he could to the public just like he is still doing today for every event he promotes. It is the job of a promoter to actually build his fighter, something that hearn has been good at and it’s been proved time and time again something that hennessey isn’t.
And what has hennessey done for his latest event, jack all, it took him 2 months to announce a tv deal and we still haven’t really heard from him about it, the odd radio interview and press release isn’t going to sell out the arena or help with the ppv buys and the constant Facebook posts about the youtube PPV to his 3.5k followers is not going to help. Does he not understand it’s 2 weeks to the event, he should be getting himself out there and pushing the event, it’s his duty.
Feel sorry for hughie, a world title fight that no one really knows about or cares about and it’s all down to his promoter not promoting the fight. Hughie, make sure you have your life jacket at the ready, think it’s time to jump ship.
It's a huge shame for Parker that the fight is happening like this. He'll basically have zero chance of raising his profile. Everything the Fury's are involved in just turns into a joke. They should have just gone ahead with the fight in NZ instead of faking an injury and ending up in this mess.KiwiRider wrote:Well I hope the fight is going ahead.
Joseph got on a plane today in Vegas and should be in the UK Sunday. Then he will aclimatise and finish working out in Haye's gym until the fight.
Let's hope he does some work on promoting the fight now he is in country.
It sure needs it
The whole plan was to get it over here, by fair means or foul....Boxerbeetle wrote:It's a huge shame for Parker that the fight is happening like this. He'll basically have zero chance of raising his profile. Everything the Fury's are involved in just turns into a joke. They should have just gone ahead with the fight in NZ instead of faking an injury and ending up in this mess.KiwiRider wrote:Well I hope the fight is going ahead.
Joseph got on a plane today in Vegas and should be in the UK Sunday. Then he will aclimatise and finish working out in Haye's gym until the fight.
Let's hope he does some work on promoting the fight now he is in country.
It sure needs it
I don't understand why Parker doesn't just move on to another fight altogether. Hughie isn't even a Top 20 ranked contender.mickey1975 wrote:The whole plan was to get it over here, by fair means or foul....Boxerbeetle wrote:It's a huge shame for Parker that the fight is happening like this. He'll basically have zero chance of raising his profile. Everything the Fury's are involved in just turns into a joke. They should have just gone ahead with the fight in NZ instead of faking an injury and ending up in this mess.KiwiRider wrote:Well I hope the fight is going ahead.
Joseph got on a plane today in Vegas and should be in the UK Sunday. Then he will aclimatise and finish working out in Haye's gym until the fight.
Let's hope he does some work on promoting the fight now he is in country.
It sure needs it
Parkers profile is already high in NZ. It wouldnt make a blind bit of difference. The only way his profile considerably rises, is he was to box the likes of Bellew, Whyte and ultimately Joshua.Boxerbeetle wrote:It's a huge shame for Parker that the fight is happening like this. He'll basically have zero chance of raising his profile. Everything the Fury's are involved in just turns into a joke. They should have just gone ahead with the fight in NZ instead of faking an injury and ending up in this mess.KiwiRider wrote:Well I hope the fight is going ahead.
Joseph got on a plane today in Vegas and should be in the UK Sunday. Then he will aclimatise and finish working out in Haye's gym until the fight.
Let's hope he does some work on promoting the fight now he is in country.
It sure needs it
Anything less than a decisive KO win over Hughie Fury does nothing to elevate his status. I think nothing of Hughie so a hard fought decision win would mean jack sh*t. It would just mean they both suck.lefty wrote:Parkers profile is already high in NZ. It wouldnt make a blind bit of difference. The only way his profile considerably rises, is he was to box the likes of Bellew, Whyte and ultimately Joshua.Boxerbeetle wrote:It's a huge shame for Parker that the fight is happening like this. He'll basically have zero chance of raising his profile. Everything the Fury's are involved in just turns into a joke. They should have just gone ahead with the fight in NZ instead of faking an injury and ending up in this mess.KiwiRider wrote:Well I hope the fight is going ahead.
Joseph got on a plane today in Vegas and should be in the UK Sunday. Then he will aclimatise and finish working out in Haye's gym until the fight.
Let's hope he does some work on promoting the fight now he is in country.
It sure needs it
I think Hughie will beat him.gilgamesh wrote:Anything less than a decisive KO win over Hughie Fury does nothing to elevate his status. I think nothing of Hughie so a hard fought decision win would mean jack sh*t. It would just mean they both suck.lefty wrote:Parkers profile is already high in NZ. It wouldnt make a blind bit of difference. The only way his profile considerably rises, is he was to box the likes of Bellew, Whyte and ultimately Joshua.Boxerbeetle wrote:
It's a huge shame for Parker that the fight is happening like this. He'll basically have zero chance of raising his profile. Everything the Fury's are involved in just turns into a joke. They should have just gone ahead with the fight in NZ instead of faking an injury and ending up in this mess.
Considering Parker's struggles with Andy Ruiz Jr. I'm already in the "Parker sucks" camp.
Wouldn't be too shocking to me. I still won't be impressed by either of them. You gotta beat better fighters than Parker to be somebody in this sport. I just hope to see Hughie knocked out by somebody. If I can't get Tyson knocked on his worthless ass Hughie will make a decent substitute.lefty wrote:I think Hughie will beat him.gilgamesh wrote:Anything less than a decisive KO win over Hughie Fury does nothing to elevate his status. I think nothing of Hughie so a hard fought decision win would mean jack sh*t. It would just mean they both suck.lefty wrote: Parkers profile is already high in NZ. It wouldnt make a blind bit of difference. The only way his profile considerably rises, is he was to box the likes of Bellew, Whyte and ultimately Joshua.
Considering Parker's struggles with Andy Ruiz Jr. I'm already in the "Parker sucks" camp.
gilgamesh wrote:Wouldn't be too shocking to me. I still won't be impressed by either of them. You gotta beat better fighters than Parker to be somebody in this sport. I just hope to see Hughie knocked out by somebody. If I can't get Tyson knocked on his worthless ass Hughie will make a decent substitute.lefty wrote:I think Hughie will beat him.gilgamesh wrote:
Anything less than a decisive KO win over Hughie Fury does nothing to elevate his status. I think nothing of Hughie so a hard fought decision win would mean jack sh*t. It would just mean they both suck.
Considering Parker's struggles with Andy Ruiz Jr. I'm already in the "Parker sucks" camp.
Wish Hughie was getting a crack at AJ instead of Parker.
Hughie is the WBO mandatory challenger isn't he? If he wasn't then I think Team Parker would have moved on by now instead of wasting their time with all this but that belt is Joseph's ticket to riches if he can hang on to it. Its a bit like BJS having the WBO belt really, Billy Joe knows that GGG wants it just to complete the set so he's holding on to cash in as much as he possibly can. Duco realise that the belt could be the key to a future unification with AJ or Wilder so they have no option but to honour the mandatories, if Parker wins I think they may try to cash in as quickly as possiblegilgamesh wrote:I don't understand why Parker doesn't just move on to another fight altogether. Hughie isn't even a Top 20 ranked contender.mickey1975 wrote:The whole plan was to get it over here, by fair means or foul....Boxerbeetle wrote:
It's a huge shame for Parker that the fight is happening like this. He'll basically have zero chance of raising his profile. Everything the Fury's are involved in just turns into a joke. They should have just gone ahead with the fight in NZ instead of faking an injury and ending up in this mess.
Joshua would level Fury inside 6 roundsgilgamesh wrote:Wouldn't be too shocking to me. I still won't be impressed by either of them. You gotta beat better fighters than Parker to be somebody in this sport. I just hope to see Hughie knocked out by somebody. If I can't get Tyson knocked on his worthless ass Hughie will make a decent substitute.lefty wrote:I think Hughie will beat him.gilgamesh wrote:
Anything less than a decisive KO win over Hughie Fury does nothing to elevate his status. I think nothing of Hughie so a hard fought decision win would mean jack sh*t. It would just mean they both suck.
Considering Parker's struggles with Andy Ruiz Jr. I'm already in the "Parker sucks" camp.
Wish Hughie was getting a crack at AJ instead of Parker.
We don't know how good Hughie is. That Kassi fight was f*cking awful though and not mentioned enough on here.samwbr wrote:Joshua would level Fury inside 6 roundsgilgamesh wrote:Wouldn't be too shocking to me. I still won't be impressed by either of them. You gotta beat better fighters than Parker to be somebody in this sport. I just hope to see Hughie knocked out by somebody. If I can't get Tyson knocked on his worthless ass Hughie will make a decent substitute.lefty wrote: I think Hughie will beat him.
Wish Hughie was getting a crack at AJ instead of Parker.