Yeah - it certainly looked that way.Manchester Hitman wrote: ↑26 Nov 2022, 22:22 Parker is a flat track bully. He was getting worked over by the Gorilla and wanted to get the hell out of there ASAP
Zach Parker vs. John Ryder | BT Sport - 26 November 2022
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Re: Zach Parker vs. John Ryder | BT Sport - 26 November 2022
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Re: Zach Parker vs. John Ryder | BT Sport - 26 November 2022
We have 4 tv shows in London this weekend and then Fury/Chisora in London next weekend so ticket sales for all of them would be impacted.
Stupid for Frank to even try this at the O2. It’s the quietest it’s been there since Okolie headlined. He may have had it on reserve for another fight but he’d have been better off going to Birmingham and whacking Heaney on the undercard.
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Re: Zach Parker vs. John Ryder | BT Sport - 26 November 2022
My T Sharp wrote: ↑27 Nov 2022, 03:05Well done.ShadrachSimmo wrote: ↑26 Nov 2022, 18:50ShadrachSimmo wrote: ↑26 Nov 2022, 14:53
I’m thinking Ryder doubled with Wardley by stoppage double. With my luck right now it’s bound to be the completely the other way![]()
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Re: Zach Parker vs. John Ryder | BT Sport - 26 November 2022
Heaney will be out until next year after getting that bad cut on the Joyce card.maverick23 wrote: ↑27 Nov 2022, 03:44We have 4 tv shows in London this weekend and then Fury/Chisora in London next weekend so ticket sales for all of them would be impacted.
Stupid for Frank to even try this at the O2. It’s the quietest it’s been there since Okolie headlined. He may have had it on reserve for another fight but he’d have been better off going to Birmingham and whacking Heaney on the undercard.
I think the venue was booked for Dubois v Whyte or something like that.
Promoters will need to stack the cards and have less shows and use the smaller venues, as the financial crises next year is only going to get worse.