Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 21 Aug 2015, 07:18
I would not travel to my back garden to watch a MBC show; in fact I would pull the curtains.
The venue holds about 4500, isnt really a bad view in there but the bar/toilet situation was pretty bad when I watched Pricey box there, im looking forward to this purely the chance to see RJJ is whats swayed me seen him at the press conferance in the Bier Kellar and got a picture and an autograph of him ha ha!billy bessey wrote:what do you think Roy Jones will be getting for this? how many does the venue hold?
It's not about the money; it is all about getting that MBC titlebilly bessey wrote:what do you think Roy Jones will be getting for this? how many does the venue hold?
Surely his biggest achievement since being WBF Champion.taffytoon wrote:It's not about the money; it is all about getting that MBC titlebilly bessey wrote:what do you think Roy Jones will be getting for this? how many does the venue hold?
i know exactly what hes getting for it, not sure if im allowed to say so ill check , but i can say it was more than i exepected it to be.... considerably more, low level world title sort of money.billy bessey wrote:what do you think Roy Jones will be getting for this? how many does the venue hold?
I suppose his name still sells tickets over here, people wanting to see a living legend etc.Looking On wrote:i know exactly what hes getting for it, not sure if im allowed to say so ill check , but i can say it was more than i exepected it to be.... considerably more, low level world title sort of money.billy bessey wrote:what do you think Roy Jones will be getting for this? how many does the venue hold?
If Jones is on world title money then Vaughan must be losing money with minimal TV income and no more than 4-4.5k tickets soldjamesmcdonnell wrote:I suppose his name still sells tickets over here, people wanting to see a living legend etc.Looking On wrote:i know exactly what hes getting for it, not sure if im allowed to say so ill check , but i can say it was more than i exepected it to be.... considerably more, low level world title sort of money.billy bessey wrote:what do you think Roy Jones will be getting for this? how many does the venue hold?
Ray Robinson did much the same in the twilight of his career in the UK and Europe.
Wonder if Jones still has an entourage?jamesmcdonnell wrote:I suppose his name still sells tickets over here, people wanting to see a living legend etc.Looking On wrote:i know exactly what hes getting for it, not sure if im allowed to say so ill check , but i can say it was more than i exepected it to be.... considerably more, low level world title sort of money.billy bessey wrote:what do you think Roy Jones will be getting for this? how many does the venue hold?
Ray Robinson did much the same in the twilight of his career in the UK and Europe.
Looking On wrote:i know exactly what hes getting for it, not sure if im allowed to say so ill check , but i can say it was more than i exepected it to be.... considerably more, low level world title sort of money.billy bessey wrote:what do you think Roy Jones will be getting for this? how many does the venue hold?
If Jones is on world title money then Vaughan must be losing money with minimal TV income and no more than 4-4.5k tickets sold
How the fornicate has he got sponsors to pay £50k+ for a fight that's being shown a week late on an unknown TV channel with an average crowd? World title fights don't usually get that much in sponsorship.Looking On wrote:If Jones is on world title money then Vaughan must be losing money with minimal TV income and no more than 4-4.5k tickets sold
Sponsors have covered the entirety of RJJ's purse... Vaughan will certainly be making a decent amount from this show
who's sponsoring it, saga holidays?Looking On wrote:If Jones is on world title money then Vaughan must be losing money with minimal TV income and no more than 4-4.5k tickets sold
Sponsors have covered the entirety of RJJ's purse... Vaughan will certainly be making a decent amount from this show
Looking on the promoters website, tickets are priced at £40, £60, £100 and £150Coco wrote:Even at 20 quid a ticket it's close to 100k coming in, even if he gave RJJ half, and paid the rest of the bills on the show it would still be a good nights work for Vaughan
I wish i knew as id be jumping on it myself lol but the crazzy thing is its not even 50k+ its over 100kexpe wrote:How the eff has he got sponsors to pay £50k+ for a fight that's being shown a week late on an unknown TV channel with an average crowd? World title fights don't usually get that much in sponsorship.Looking On wrote:If Jones is on world title money then Vaughan must be losing money with minimal TV income and no more than 4-4.5k tickets sold
Sponsors have covered the entirety of RJJ's purse... Vaughan will certainly be making a decent amount from this show
Good points mate i'm looking forward to it , and agree with everything you've said even tho i will be rooting for Jay (sorry!) ha hatijuana1 wrote:There's is lots of negative speculation on this thread about MBC shows and also Roy Jones Jr. We should all judge after the show has been on and when Roy Jones has stopped Moran. I bet anyone the show is better than your bbbc normal show that's run most months. Journey man v up and coming prospect (in some cases for the second time). 40/36 scores. Thats from my personal experiences of having bbbc licence for 7yrs. I think the Liverpool show will be well organised and run with decent fights. For the paying casual fan they wont know any difference if its a bbbc or Malteese / German / Latvian run show.
As much as I'd love to see any version of a legend and former p4p no1 like RJJ in the ring in the fleshtijuana1 wrote:I think so to pal. Any genuine boxing fan would be mad not to see Roy Jones Jr. I think Richie Davies , Micky Vann are very good refs no worst than bbb:-). Im on undercard mate come say hello bud if ya see us Fearny