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Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 08:22
by mfc_se15
feeb wrote:Travelling to London this weekend, probably heading to Camden - does anyone know if the pubs in that area will be showing it?
Venturing north of the river for this one will be watching in Angel pub called the steam passage tavern who are showing it

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 09:20
by Autobarn
It's a hugely important fight and if I'm not going then I'm buying the PPV.

the fight is what all of us surely want and if we want more like this then most of us shouldn't be too reluctant to support it.

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 09:34
by TheLeprechaun
I have bought it and I'm looking forward to it. big 50-50 fights are what PPV should be all about.

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 12:03
by Nightmare Roy
I'll be listening to it on the wireless, old school stylie! :o

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 12:30
by samwbr
Nightmare Roy wrote:I'll be listening to it on the wireless, old school stylie! :o
Mike Costello is the best commentator of any sport in any format, TV or radio. Absolutely brilliant.

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 12:32
by palooka
samwbr wrote:
Nightmare Roy wrote:I'll be listening to it on the wireless, old school stylie! :o
Mike Costello is the best commentator of any sport in any format, TV or radio. Absolutely brilliant.
It may sound a bit silly as I'm watching PPV but I'm a little jealous, I've got good memories of listening to the radio and it is strangely gripping, a very intense experience.

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 12:33
by SNG
palooka wrote:
samwbr wrote:
Nightmare Roy wrote:I'll be listening to it on the wireless, old school stylie! :o
Mike Costello is the best commentator of any sport in any format, TV or radio. Absolutely brilliant.
It may sound a bit silly as I'm watching PPV but I'm a little jealous, I've got good memories of listening to the radio and it is strangely gripping, a very intense experience.
Turn the volume off and put the radio on.

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 12:34
by samwbr
palooka wrote:
samwbr wrote:
Nightmare Roy wrote:I'll be listening to it on the wireless, old school stylie! :o
Mike Costello is the best commentator of any sport in any format, TV or radio. Absolutely brilliant.
It may sound a bit silly as I'm watching PPV but I'm a little jealous, I've got good memories of listening to the radio and it is strangely gripping, a very intense experience.
I'm watching , would have the commentary on from the radio but is always a second or so ahead which kind of spoils it.

It will be on iplayer tomorrow so always worth a listen.

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 12:44
by reggaereggae
palooka wrote:
samwbr wrote:
Nightmare Roy wrote:I'll be listening to it on the wireless, old school stylie! :o
Mike Costello is the best commentator of any sport in any format, TV or radio. Absolutely brilliant.
It may sound a bit silly as I'm watching PPV but I'm a little jealous, I've got good memories of listening to the radio and it is strangely gripping, a very intense experience.
Agreed. I listened to Bruno-Tyson on radio, as well as Honeyghan-Vaca 2 and it was great. Old school.

I even listen to Honeyghan - Yung Kil Chung on radio and I was buzzing

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 12:54
by nick henry
Agreed about the radio. Listened to Lewis and Razor Ruddock on it and it was amazing.

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 13:00
by Nightmare Roy
palooka wrote:
samwbr wrote:
Nightmare Roy wrote:I'll be listening to it on the wireless, old school stylie! :o
Mike Costello is the best commentator of any sport in any format, TV or radio. Absolutely brilliant.
It may sound a bit silly as I'm watching PPV but I'm a little jealous, I've got good memories of listening to the radio and it is strangely gripping, a very intense experience.
It's true he's brilliant, you can tell he's genuinely excited, really looking forward to it. :box:

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 13:04
by reggaereggae
nick henry wrote:Agreed about the radio. Listened to Lewis and Razor Ruddock on it and it was amazing.
Yeah me too.... I was shocked!

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 13:16
by stevedoc
jtourettes wrote:
Goz wrote:I cut Sky off a year ago as I think they're wankers. And trying to disconnect proved that (another story).

So a stream for me, possibly Kodi if I can get it working.

I wouldn't actually mind paying for the fight as a PPV one off but as I say I killed the Sky subscription so it can't happen.
Kodi's a doddle if you're putting it on a pc/laptop.
i've got kodi on my tv it has android built in and yesterday i thought a lot of the add ons wasn't working so i'd take it off and reload it but i'm having a nightmare the build i had "the beast" now needs you to sign in but i cant do it on my tv and the other builds just don't seem as good or not working at all ,trying a new "husham" wizard as i type waiting for it to load and hopefully it works .

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 13:42
by Cholo_cws
Autobarn wrote:It's a hugely important fight and if I'm not going then I'm buying the PPV.

the fight is what all of us surely want and if we want more like this then most of us shouldn't be too reluctant to support it.
If promoters and boxers won't make fights unless people pay more on top of subscription fees then screw them I say. I don't want to encourage more of it and by listening on the radio I don't have to listen to Halling, Smith etc - which feels a blessing to be honest. Not sure in what context you use the word 'important.'

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 13:58
by magwitch
Nightmare Roy wrote:
palooka wrote:
samwbr wrote:
Mike Costello is the best commentator of any sport in any format, TV or radio. Absolutely brilliant.
It may sound a bit silly as I'm watching PPV but I'm a little jealous, I've got good memories of listening to the radio and it is strangely gripping, a very intense experience.
It's true he's brilliant, you can tell he's genuinely excited, really looking forward to it. :box:
Just searched BBC World Service but it's beyond them to insert a "schedule" into their 200 options, 20 of which are on cricket :roll:
So I'm guessing that means I'll not get it. Can anyone offer a semi-accurate ring time? I'd think 9 30pm right??

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 15:46
by brilo33
no under card is weak

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 16:12
by rhino222
im fishing, its a nice evening by the water, its clear and will hopefully stay so.

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 16:12
by SNG
rhino222 wrote:im fishing, its a nice evening by the water, its clear and will hopefully stay so.
You're going to miss this fight?

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 16:33
by Wa1nuts
I'm in Mexico the sports bar can't get it. Desperate to watch it though. Any ideas. Wizwig has gone hasn't it...

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 17:02
by samwbr
magwitch wrote:
Nightmare Roy wrote:
palooka wrote:
It may sound a bit silly as I'm watching PPV but I'm a little jealous, I've got good memories of listening to the radio and it is strangely gripping, a very intense experience.
It's true he's brilliant, you can tell he's genuinely excited, really looking forward to it. :box:
Just searched BBC World Service but it's beyond them to insert a "schedule" into their 200 options, 20 of which are on cricket :roll:
So I'm guessing that means I'll not get it. Can anyone offer a semi-accurate ring time? I'd think 9 30pm right??
10.45 supposedly

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 17:46
by Nightmare Roy
samwbr wrote:
magwitch wrote:
Nightmare Roy wrote: It's true he's brilliant, you can tell he's genuinely excited, really looking forward to it. :box:
Just searched BBC World Service but it's beyond them to insert a "schedule" into their 200 options, 20 of which are on cricket :roll:
So I'm guessing that means I'll not get it. Can anyone offer a semi-accurate ring time? I'd think 9 30pm right??
10.45 supposedly
Coverage starts at 10 I believe.

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 17:48
by Ezzard
Bought it on Virgin but can't access it. Says the service is unavailable.

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 17:49
by SNG
Ezzard wrote:Bought it on Virgin but can't access it. Says the service is unavailable.
That's weird, I bought it earlier on virgin and had no issues.

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 17:50
by Ezzard
Back on.

Almost kicked the TV in...

Re: Are You Buying The Frampton-Quigg PPV?

Posted: 27 Feb 2016, 17:52
by expe
River flowing clearly with under an hour to go.