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You should always apply a level playing field if you're gonna slag a Promotors pricing strategy mate.
Is it f**k cheaper.
Add to that the quality and depth of the bills.
I take it back - you're not Mini Me's love child, you're Wazzas

twenty six wrote:You should always apply a level playing field if you're gonna slag a Promotors pricing strategy mate.
Is it f**k cheaper.
Add to that the quality and depth of the bills.
I take it back - you're not Mini Me's love child, you're Wazzas

The only cheaper seats are the £28, and the difference is just £2 .

Other than that, the NIA tickets are cheaper at every level.

NIA upper Tier- £30, Hayemaker upper tier £28 - £48

NIA lower Tier £30- £50 , Hayemaker lower tier £48-£75

NIA flat Floor £100, Hayemaker flat floor £125


Hayemaker £125 seats are being sold as flat floor, not ringside. Is ringside the same price as flat floor- if so, then they ARE cheaper than the NIA ones.

I'm NOT saying the NIA will be a better bill, or better value for money.

Stop being pedantic Hayemaker £125 ringside, Wazza £150.
Hayemaker cheapest seats £28, Wazza £30.
End of.
Look I know its hard when you've got your dad to defend, but sometimes you've gotta let go.

twenty six wrote:Sorry mate, you've lost me.
You mean the show with only 7 fights, only a few weeks off, and 4 of those fights with that famous opponent, TBA.
Add to that that the cheapest seat is £30 (Hayemaker is £28) and ringside is £150 (Hayemaker is £125).
Then there's the buy 4 pay for 3 offer with Hayemaker.
Where do you reach the conclusion it's not competively priced in comparison ?

Twenty Six unofficial spin doctor for Hayemaker Boxing

My £50 seat at the NIA would be £75 at Liverpool. The £28 seats there are in the corners, and limited in numbers. The next grade up is £45?

Only 7 fights? Even if that were true (I don't believe it is)...who cares!

Happy with the 3 title fights (shame about Don's opponent) plus the 3 debutants.

Not saying I'm not looking forward to the Hayemaker bill...may go...not sure i have the concentration to sit through so many 10/12 rounders though

On the whole there isn't much difference in the pricing for both bills, so I suppose it comes down to which show you think is better

Or you can wait and get a 241 deal if its doesn't sell!

Can the author of this thread answer a question since Hayemaker promotions aren't responding to my emails or letter. Haye vs. Barrett - who was responsible for the 241 deal? O2/AEG say Hayemaker and Hayemaker, well you've said nothing.

All I want to know is why weren't the people who paid top whack for their tickets in advance ( a group you should be nut hugging in this economy) not upgraded, compensated, bloody hell I would have been happy with either a free ticket for a small hall show or a discount from a show of my choice.

Dirk Kelly wrote:Or you can wait and get a 241 deal if its doesn't sell!

True, at 2 for 1 these would be very good value.

whiteboy wrote:

twenty six wrote:Sorry mate, you've lost me.
You mean the show with only 7 fights, only a few weeks off, and 4 of those fights with that famous opponent, TBA.
Add to that that the cheapest seat is £30 (Hayemaker is £28) and ringside is £150 (Hayemaker is £125).
Then there's the buy 4 pay for 3 offer with Hayemaker.
Where do you reach the conclusion it's not competively priced in comparison ?

Not saying I'm not looking forward to the Hayemaker bill...may go...not sure i have the concentration to sit through so many 10/12 rounders though

Why is the UFC attracting more and more fans by the minute? Read the above and you'll discover part of the reason.

whiteboy wrote:
Twenty Six unofficial spin doctor for Hayemaker Boxing

DD DD DD

He used to do the same for Sports Network when Rhodes boxed for them.

You really do crack me up Beagleboy.
No originality.
You even knicked my old Author name cos you couldn't work one out for yourself.
I know who you are, and your motivation.
I ain't falling for it.

jBacca wrote:What priced tickets did ye get fella?

£125 ones. says Row A

Dirk Kelly wrote:Or you can wait and get a 241 deal if its doesn't sell!

Can the author of this thread answer a question since Hayemaker promotions aren't responding to my emails or letter. Haye vs. Barrett - who was responsible for the 241 deal? O2/AEG say Hayemaker and Hayemaker, well you've said nothing.

All I want to know is why weren't the people who paid top whack for their tickets in advance ( a group you should be nut hugging in this economy) not upgraded, compensated, bloody hell I would have been happy with either a free ticket for a small hall show or a discount from a show of my choice.

Have you STILL not had a response mate? Iw ont eb goign to any hayemaker shows without booking tickets at the very last second, thats for sure.

Talking of upgrades, any chance of upgrading me dirk? Outside cabin, a hosted table.. .i dunno... midget messenger and heated toilet seats?

Am gonna' have to get me arse into gear.

Will be an 'effin good night.

Wales wrote:

Dirk Kelly wrote:Or you can wait and get a 241 deal if its doesn't sell!

Can the author of this thread answer a question since Hayemaker promotions aren't responding to my emails or letter. Haye vs. Barrett - who was responsible for the 241 deal? O2/AEG say Hayemaker and Hayemaker, well you've said nothing.

All I want to know is why weren't the people who paid top whack for their tickets in advance ( a group you should be nut hugging in this economy) not upgraded, compensated, bloody hell I would have been happy with either a free ticket for a small hall show or a discount from a show of my choice.

Have you STILL not had a response mate? Iw ont eb goign to any hayemaker shows without booking tickets at the very last second, thats for sure.

Talking of upgrades, any chance of upgrading me dirk? Outside cabin, a hosted table.. .i dunno... midget messenger and heated toilet seats?

I'll send Big Dave around to tuck you in! We'll see nearer the time, the ship is almost full so unless we see some last minute cancellations I doubt it. I'll do my best for ya and your 'new lady friend' as quoted by Mother Doleman to me on the phone!

fatman wrote:

jBacca wrote:What priced tickets did ye get fella?

£125 ones. says Row A

Is that ringside or flat floor? I'd be tempted by row A ringside, to be honest!

Ringside.

whicker wrote:

fatman wrote:

jBacca wrote:What priced tickets did ye get fella?

£125 ones. says Row A

Is that ringside or flat floor? I'd be tempted by row A ringside, to be honest!

ACUTALLY I DON'T KNOW - i just stuck 'Best Available' in ticketmaster... i hope it is Row A, i was felt a bit robbed at Calzaghe v Hopkins $1,500 for Row A that was behind the ringpost - could see fcuk all!

whiteboy wrote:

twenty six wrote:Sorry mate, you've lost me.
You mean the show with only 7 fights, only a few weeks off, and 4 of those fights with that famous opponent, TBA.
Add to that that the cheapest seat is £30 (Hayemaker is £28) and ringside is £150 (Hayemaker is £125).
Then there's the buy 4 pay for 3 offer with Hayemaker.
Where do you reach the conclusion it's not competively priced in comparison ?

Twenty Six unofficial spin doctor for Hayemaker Boxing

My £50 seat at the NIA would be £75 at Liverpool. The £28 seats there are in the corners, and limited in numbers. The next grade up is £45?

Only 7 fights? Even if that were true (I don't believe it is)...who cares!

Happy with the 3 title fights (shame about Don's opponent) plus the 3 debutants.

Not saying I'm not looking forward to the Hayemaker bill...may go...not sure i have the concentration to sit through so many 10/12 rounders though

NIA show has 3 Olympians, Skelton v Rogan, Broadhurst v Owusu, McDermott v Bendall, Stephen Smith, Mark Lloyd, and Tom Costello. I think that makes 9 fights.

fatman wrote: ACUTALLY I DON'T KNOW - i just stuck 'Best Available' in ticketmaster... i hope it is Row A, i was felt a bit robbed at Calzaghe v Hopkins $1,500 for Row A that was behind the ringpost - could see fcuk all!

On the Echo Arena's own website you can see on their map exactly where your seats are, which is handy.

Dirk Kelly wrote:

Wales wrote:

Dirk Kelly wrote:Or you can wait and get a 241 deal if its doesn't sell!

Can the author of this thread answer a question since Hayemaker promotions aren't responding to my emails or letter. Haye vs. Barrett - who was responsible for the 241 deal? O2/AEG say Hayemaker and Hayemaker, well you've said nothing.

All I want to know is why weren't the people who paid top whack for their tickets in advance ( a group you should be nut hugging in this economy) not upgraded, compensated, bloody hell I would have been happy with either a free ticket for a small hall show or a discount from a show of my choice.

Have you STILL not had a response mate? Iw ont eb goign to any hayemaker shows without booking tickets at the very last second, thats for sure.

Talking of upgrades, any chance of upgrading me dirk? Outside cabin, a hosted table.. .i dunno... midget messenger and heated toilet seats?

I'll send Big Dave around to tuck you in! We'll see nearer the time, the ship is almost full so unless we see some last minute cancellations I doubt it. I'll do my best for ya and your 'new lady friend' as quoted by Mother Doleman to me on the phone!

cheers matey, makes it sound a bit wrong doesnt it "new lady friend" - old mother doleman was very happy with the service. She said to me, "so dirk works for cunnard" , i said "he does a shift but I wouldnt say he works that hard"

I've got my tickets for this- gone for the lower tier £53 ones (£5 fee) , they look decent enough.

Let's hope that they don't do a Buy on get one free now!