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Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 14 Apr 2015, 13:37
by DMA1987
Take two of the world title fights away and you have a sky bill. Add them in and it was always going to be PPV.
Its funny. Go back 8-12 months and people swore blind that Gavin beat Brook. Now its a joke fight.
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 14 Apr 2015, 14:16
by reggaereggae
DMA1987 wrote:Take two of the world title fights away and you have a sky bill. Add them in and it was always going to be PPV.
Its funny. Go back 8-12 months and people swore blind that Gavin beat Brook. Now its a joke fight.
Er...... No they wouldn't. Unless it was when poor Kell was in hospital with a chop wound
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 14 Apr 2015, 14:20
by Lenny
The bill is comparable to this one (but not as good) and in a similar way, no way worthy of PPV
http://boxrec.com/show_display.php?show_id=31281
Just people are mugs
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 14 Apr 2015, 14:31
by palooka
DMA1987 wrote:Take two of the world title fights away and you have a sky bill. Add them in and it was always going to be PPV.
Its funny. Go back 8-12 months and people swore blind that Gavin beat Brook. Now its a joke fight.
To be fair there was a time Kell really struggled with Carson Jones and Frankie looked fantastic v Denton Vassell.
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 14 Apr 2015, 14:43
by DMA1987
reggaereggae wrote:DMA1987 wrote:Take two of the world title fights away and you have a sky bill. Add them in and it was always going to be PPV.
Its funny. Go back 8-12 months and people swore blind that Gavin beat Brook. Now its a joke fight.
Er...... No they wouldn't. Unless it was when poor Kell was in hospital with a chop wound
I didnt say they would. I said they did. Its not really up for debate, look through some old threads.
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 14 Apr 2015, 15:30
by big lennox
Boxerbeetle wrote:big lennox wrote:Good to have some pedants on the forum
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A bit harsh, considering no-one mentioned you saying 'damp squid'

Good spot!
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 14 Apr 2015, 15:50
by moogie101
Voted No & also next time I'm off & have the time I'm cancelling Sky Sports.
Only sports I'm interested in are UFC (BT Sports), NFL & Boxing. There's just not enough boxing on, just mismatches & now any interesting half decent fight is going the route of Ppv.
Do football fans have to ppv for the FA Cup Final? Or rugby, golf, dart fans for whatever their big eventrs are. No, just boxing fans getting screwed
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 15 Apr 2015, 08:24
by ajwesty13
tbf its probably the best card i have seen from matchroom looking forward to both
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 15 Apr 2015, 09:58
by Loftgroov
Yes, I will probably buy it.
I cancelled Sky Sports after Bellew/Cleverly and have just kept Allegedly. So I’ve saved plenty every month in not paying for Matchroom’s usual tripe, meaning I don’t mind paying when the occasional PPV comes around.
It should be a good night’s boxing, I can afford it, so why not…..
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 15 Apr 2015, 10:39
by palooka
We need some solidarity on the issue

or we'll suffer the same for years to come, I think most of us can afford the money but some feel it's becoming a major and reccuring issue.
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 15 Apr 2015, 11:09
by Loftgroov
I wouldn’t describe it as a “major issue”.
Say you pay for four PPV events per year. That might cost you circa £80.
Many of the same folk who complain about this are still seemingly happy to pay £50 for a ticket to see some millionaire perverts run around a football pitch for 90 minutes, £20 for a Dominos pizza, £4.50 per pint in a pub, or £20 entry into a sh1tty nightclub.
My point being I can think of various everyday things that are much more of a total rip off and yet hordes of people still do it without much thought.
Would I rather PPV didn’t exist and all boxing was free to air? Too right I would, but in the grand scheme of things I can think of more pressing matters to worry about.
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 15 Apr 2015, 11:31
by palooka
Its a major issue in the 'bubble' of watching boxing on TV. I feel affronted by the PPV encroachment, what used to be seen as necessary to see the highest talent or the biggest and most attractive matchups is now a routine demand that is not on top of a free to view platform. I waste all sorts of money on silly things but once I realise I'm having the piss took out of me I stop and find something else to squander my cash on.
I understand that others don't feel the same and best wishes to them, to me it's not that I'm tight fisted it's that I feel taken advantage of.
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 15 Apr 2015, 11:33
by reggaereggae
Loftgroov wrote:I wouldn’t describe it as a “major issue”.
Say you pay for four PPV events per year. That might cost you circa £80.
Many of the same folk who complain about this are still seemingly happy to pay £50 for a ticket to see some millionaire perverts run around a football pitch for 90 minutes, £20 for a Dominos pizza, £4.50 per pint in a pub, or £20 entry into a sh1tty nightclub.
My point being I can think of various everyday things that are much more of a total rip off and yet hordes of people still do it without much thought.
Would I rather PPV didn’t exist and all boxing was free to air? Too right I would, but in the grand scheme of things I can think of more pressing matters to worry about.
A decent point, but punters with Sky don't pay per match to watch these millionaire perverts.
Also these perverts are global stars, generating a lot of cash for their businesses.
It's a relative point - but If you can't see the difference between Mathysse-Providnikov on subscription, Pac Man - Mayweather for £20 (one of biggest fights ever) and £20 for Kell Brook vs a no hoper (on top of subscription prices) then you might as well argue that a Buckley vs Hamed rematch is worth £20
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 15 Apr 2015, 13:12
by Boxerbeetle
Loftgroov wrote:
Many of the same folk who complain about this are still seemingly happy to pay £50 for a ticket to see some millionaire perverts run around a football pitch for 90 minutes, £20 for a Dominos pizza, £4.50 per pint in a pub, or £20 entry into a sh1tty nightclub.
£20 entry into a nightclub??? Where the fvck have you been clubbing?
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 15 Apr 2015, 16:33
by black panther
Boxerbeetle wrote:Loftgroov wrote:
Many of the same folk who complain about this are still seemingly happy to pay £50 for a ticket to see some millionaire perverts run around a football pitch for 90 minutes, £20 for a Dominos pizza, £4.50 per pint in a pub, or £20 entry into a sh1tty nightclub.
£20 entry into a nightclub??? Where the fvck have you been clubbing?
My clubbing days are over but that's standard fare in London I'm afraid.
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 15 Apr 2015, 16:38
by Boxerbeetle
black panther wrote:Boxerbeetle wrote:Loftgroov wrote:
Many of the same folk who complain about this are still seemingly happy to pay £50 for a ticket to see some millionaire perverts run around a football pitch for 90 minutes, £20 for a Dominos pizza, £4.50 per pint in a pub, or £20 entry into a sh1tty nightclub.
£20 entry into a nightclub??? Where the fvck have you been clubbing?
My clubbing days are over but that's standard fare in London I'm afraid.
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I think I paid about £20 once when I went to a God's Kitchen event in Birmingham, but that was an all-nighter with about 8 top DJ's. Other than that, don't think I ever paid more than a fiver to get into a club.
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 15 Apr 2015, 16:46
by TheGman
Loftgroov wrote:I wouldn’t describe it as a “major issue”.
Say you pay for four PPV events per year. That might cost you circa £80.
Many of the same folk who complain about this are still seemingly happy to pay £50 for a ticket to see some millionaire perverts run around a football pitch for 90 minutes, £20 for a Dominos pizza, £4.50 per pint in a pub, or £20 entry into a sh1tty nightclub.
My point being I can think of various everyday things that are much more of a total rip off and yet hordes of people still do it without much thought.
Would I rather PPV didn’t exist and all boxing was free to air? Too right I would, but in the grand scheme of things I can think of more pressing matters to worry about.
Its because of the overpaid footballers why sky costs an arm and a leg anyway and with the new 3 billion pound deal sky have signed with the premier league our sports channels will go up again,its pricin me out of sky tv tbh especially with ppv,bt sport and bn thats an extra 28.50 just for bt and bn then add these ppv's its gettin out of control and only us the fans can put a stop to it by not buying these ppv's,fair enuff may 2nd is ppv worthy just the main event alone but may 30th isnt a ppv event and with all the belts around today a world title means fornicate all lets be truthful about it
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 15 Apr 2015, 16:51
by Lenny Cravats
I don't pay for stuff at Tesco self-service checkouts, fvck paying for this. I'll certainly be watching it, though. Probably with a selection of Tesco cheeses.
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 16 Apr 2015, 07:04
by freddydoesdallas
Lenny Cravats wrote:I don't pay for stuff at Tesco self-service checkouts, fvck paying for this. I'll certainly be watching it, though. Probably with a selection of Tesco cheeses.
Birthday cards are great to 'scan' at self serve checkouts
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 16 Apr 2015, 07:19
by rossij8
Lenny Cravats wrote:I don't pay for stuff at Tesco self-service checkouts, fvck paying for this. I'll certainly be watching it, though. Probably with a selection of Tesco cheeses.
Just put all the expensive stuff through as weighed onions
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 16 Apr 2015, 08:09
by MarkMcBurney
freddydoesdallas wrote:Lenny Cravats wrote:I don't pay for stuff at Tesco self-service checkouts, fvck paying for this. I'll certainly be watching it, though. Probably with a selection of Tesco cheeses.
Birthday cards are great to 'scan' at self serve checkouts
Individual Krispy Kreme doughnuts....not heavy enough to register multiples....2 for 1.....bargain. ;)
Re: Will you buy the snatchroom ppv?
Posted: 16 Apr 2015, 10:22
by davie
I'll pay the same amount i did for the Cleverly vs Bellew fight