Fury Vs Klitscko tickets
Re: Fury Vs Klitscko tickets
Wonder if they're just holding them back?
I'm not paying over a ton a ticket
I'm not paying over a ton a ticket
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mickey1975
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Re: Fury Vs Klitscko tickets
They never went on sale imo. There was probably only a few hundred and I bet the undercard lads got them.
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Really want to go to this but not paying silly money - any ideas on how to get undercard fighters tickets?
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mickey1975
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Tweet.MacTavish wrote:Really want to go to this but not paying silly money - any ideas on how to get undercard fighters tickets?
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mickey1975
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Keep trying, Eventim are hard work.
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How does it actually work though - do you pay money into their bank account or is it cash?! I've no idea as you can tell...mickey1975 wrote:Tweet.MacTavish wrote:Really want to go to this but not paying silly money - any ideas on how to get undercard fighters tickets?
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ThereByTheGrace
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I got into the 50 quid tickets and then it booted me out. Then got the 100s and put in details with 30 secs to spare and said it had expired a total joke
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I think the thing is theres 14 different price brackets thats a lot more than normal so each one was probably only like 2 or 3 blocks. There were 5 in the upper tier alone (Frampton/Quigg there was 3 in the upper tier and most others there's 2)mickey1975 wrote:They never went on sale imo. There was probably only a few hundred and I bet the undercard lads got them.
Total opposite to how Mick used to do the old Froch fights at the Nottingham arena where his simplistic pricing meant if you were quick you could get a ticket about 10 rows from the ring for £30 (I did for Pascal and Dirrell)
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mickey1975
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I've sent cash before to Scott Cardle's dad, special delivery and my mates met up with Scott Quigg and Kell Brook before. Bought from Adam Etches own website using PayPal and my mates got some off Josh Taylor's Mrs, not sure how, though.MacTavish wrote:How does it actually work though - do you pay money into their bank account or is it cash?! I've no idea as you can tell...mickey1975 wrote:Tweet.MacTavish wrote:Really want to go to this but not paying silly money - any ideas on how to get undercard fighters tickets?
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Deadendgeneration
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Re: Fury Vs Klitscko tickets
Won't bother risking it as I've just applied for a job abroad that would be starting the week before. Would have been worth a punt on a couple of 50 quid tickets but not at 100+.
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Depends who it is really, I've met up with Sam Eggington to pick up tickets, Tommy Langford I pay into his account and he posts em out to me. Some have their own sites (where they might charge a couple of quid for postage etc) where you usually pay via paypal.MacTavish wrote:How does it actually work though - do you pay money into their bank account or is it cash?! I've no idea as you can tell...mickey1975 wrote:Tweet.MacTavish wrote:Really want to go to this but not paying silly money - any ideas on how to get undercard fighters tickets?
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Boxerbeetle
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If the tickets really have been snapped up by touts, they'll be virtually giving them away on the night I reckon.
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Hang in there. I found that more ticket prices suddenly became available again.
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mickey1975
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Why?Boxerbeetle wrote:If the tickets really have been snapped up by touts, they'll be virtually giving them away on the night I reckon.
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Boxerbeetle
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I honestly don't think there'll be a big enough interest for them. I've been to events where touts were selling £50 tickets for a fiver just to get rid of them, they'd obviously overestimated the demand.mickey1975 wrote:Why?Boxerbeetle wrote:If the tickets really have been snapped up by touts, they'll be virtually giving them away on the night I reckon.
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mickey1975
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Not at sold out events though. You've got to laugh at the comments when Fury is involved. Firstly, he won the title because Wlad was crap... Now, even though he will sell out an arena, he won't really, it's just the touts have messed up. In fact it will be more or less free to get in!Boxerbeetle wrote:I honestly don't think there'll be a big enough interest for them. I've been to events where touts were selling £50 tickets for a fiver just to get rid of them, they'd obviously overestimated the demand.mickey1975 wrote:Why?Boxerbeetle wrote:If the tickets really have been snapped up by touts, they'll be virtually giving them away on the night I reckon.
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Fury Vs Klitscko tickets
Don't be so sensitive, this doesn't have anything to do with Fury, more the general lack of interest in the event itself. It's hardly been mentioned in the press, I bet most casuals don't even know it's happening.mickey1975 wrote:Not at sold out events though. You've got to laugh at the comments when Fury is involved. Firstly, he won the title because Wlad was crap... Now, even though he will sell out an arena, he won't really, it's just the touts have messed up. In fact it will be more or less free to get in!Boxerbeetle wrote:I honestly don't think there'll be a big enough interest for them. I've been to events where touts were selling £50 tickets for a fiver just to get rid of them, they'd obviously overestimated the demand.mickey1975 wrote: Why?
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CiganoBoxer
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Re: Fury Vs Klitscko tickets
What planet are you on ? an Who gives a toss about the "Casuals" ?Boxerbeetle wrote:Don't be so sensitive, this doesn't have anything to do with Fury, more the general lack of interest in the event itself. It's hardly been mentioned in the press, I bet most casuals don't even know it's happening.mickey1975 wrote:Not at sold out events though. You've got to laugh at the comments when Fury is involved. Firstly, he won the title because Wlad was crap... Now, even though he will sell out an arena, he won't really, it's just the touts have messed up. In fact it will be more or less free to get in!Boxerbeetle wrote:
I honestly don't think there'll be a big enough interest for them. I've been to events where touts were selling £50 tickets for a fiver just to get rid of them, they'd obviously overestimated the demand.
I was out in Germany for their fist fight and there and there must of been 20,000 of us out there ,ok many of us gypsys but not all of them !
BTW as I type the rematch press conference is all over sky sports news .
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jamesmcdonnell
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Re: Fury Vs Klitscko tickets
mickey1975 wrote:I've sent cash before to Scott Cardle's dad, special delivery and my mates met up with Scott Quigg and Kell Brook before. Bought from Adam Etches own website using PayPal and my mates got some off Josh Taylor's Mrs, not sure how, though.MacTavish wrote:How does it actually work though - do you pay money into their bank account or is it cash?! I've no idea as you can tell...mickey1975 wrote: Tweet.
Let's hope Josh doesn't find out.
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CiganoBoxer
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Re: Fury Vs Klitscko tickets
As for tickets I noticed on eventim that at present they are not realising where you're seat will be precisely ? 
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Boxerbeetle
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Well I stand correctedCiganoBoxer wrote:What planet are you on ? an Who gives a toss about the "Casuals" ?Boxerbeetle wrote:Don't be so sensitive, this doesn't have anything to do with Fury, more the general lack of interest in the event itself. It's hardly been mentioned in the press, I bet most casuals don't even know it's happening.mickey1975 wrote: Not at sold out events though. You've got to laugh at the comments when Fury is involved. Firstly, he won the title because Wlad was crap... Now, even though he will sell out an arena, he won't really, it's just the touts have messed up. In fact it will be more or less free to get in!
I was out in Germany for their fist fight and there and there must of been 20,000 of us out there ,ok many of us gypsys but not all of them !
BTW as I type the rematch press conference is all over sky sports news .
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chrisnew86
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What a joke, pay £200+ to not know where you are sat. Its 2016CiganoBoxer wrote:As for tickets I noticed on eventim that at present they are not realising where you're seat will be precisely ?
I'm priced out anyway, will be a great night i'm sure where ever you are sat
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£200 for top tier seats, sorry - will have a BBQ with a few mates instead and actually get a good view. 
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jamesmcdonnell
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Oh dear, that's pretty pathetic. What sort of muppet is going to hand over 200 quid for a randomly allocated seat?chrisnew86 wrote:What a joke, pay £200+ to not know where you are sat. Its 2016CiganoBoxer wrote:As for tickets I noticed on eventim that at present they are not realising where you're seat will be precisely ?![]()
I'm priced out anyway, will be a great night i'm sure where ever you are sat
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Eventim will select the best seat ? I don't want to pay £200 + and not know exactly where my seat is, I wanted to go but not like this.