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This is a real shame.It's still a good bill, but I was looking forward to Ryan fighting again and watching Barker vs Macklin. Hopefully, they can all be rescheduled.B*ms.

Yea, i just read that. This show has a real chance of collapsing if one more fighter drops out

how about mackln-konekny up at middle?

Autobarn wrote:how about mackln-konekny up at middle?

That may not be a bad shout. Konecny has fought at 160 domestically and in tune up fights (all recently) so he would be no stranger to the weight. I'm sure a deal could be arranged with the EBU that if Konecny fought and lost to Macklin he could retain his mandatory challenger status at 154.

big lennox wrote:http://news.boxrec.com/news/2010/exclus ... icent-bill

This is a real shame.It's still a good bill, but I was looking forward to Ryan fighting again and watching Barker vs Macklin. Hopefully, they can all be rescheduled.B*ms.

Its dissapointing if this is true as that could have been a very interesting fight for Rhodes as Konechy was no pushover.

As long as there are no other drop outs we still have a pretty strong line-up so can't complain too much

1) Nathan Cleverly vs. Karo Murat, 12 rounds, WBO light heavyweight eliminator
2) Enzo Maccarinelli vs. Alexander Frenkel, 12 rounds, for Maccarinelli's European cruiserweight title
3) Derek Chisora vs. Sam Sexton, 12 rounds, British/Commonwealth heavyweight unification
4) Kell Brook vs. Michael Jennings, 12 rounds, WBO welterweight eliminator
5) James DeGale vs. Carl Dilks, 12 rounds, super middleweights

exittored wrote:

big lennox wrote:http://news.boxrec.com/news/2010/exclus ... icent-bill

This is a real shame.It's still a good bill, but I was looking forward to Ryan fighting again and watching Barker vs Macklin. Hopefully, they can all be rescheduled.B*ms.

Its dissapointing if this is true as that could have been a very interesting fight for Rhodes as Konechy was no pushover.

As long as there are no other drop outs we still have a pretty strong line-up so can't complain too much

1) Nathan Cleverly vs. Karo Murat, 12 rounds, WBO light heavyweight eliminator
2) Enzo Maccarinelli vs. Alexander Frenkel, 12 rounds, for Maccarinelli's European cruiserweight title
3) Derek Chisora vs. Sam Sexton, 12 rounds, British/Commonwealth heavyweight unification
4) Kell Brook vs. Michael Jennings, 12 rounds, WBO welterweight eliminator
5) James DeGale vs. Carl Dilks, 12 rounds, super middleweights

i still think chisora-sexton will be the highlight

MachoMan09 wrote:

exittored wrote:

big lennox wrote:http://news.boxrec.com/news/2010/exclus ... icent-bill

This is a real shame.It's still a good bill, but I was looking forward to Ryan fighting again and watching Barker vs Macklin. Hopefully, they can all be rescheduled.B*ms.

Its dissapointing if this is true as that could have been a very interesting fight for Rhodes as Konechy was no pushover.

As long as there are no other drop outs we still have a pretty strong line-up so can't complain too much

1) Nathan Cleverly vs. Karo Murat, 12 rounds, WBO light heavyweight eliminator
2) Enzo Maccarinelli vs. Alexander Frenkel, 12 rounds, for Maccarinelli's European cruiserweight title
3) Derek Chisora vs. Sam Sexton, 12 rounds, British/Commonwealth heavyweight unification
4) Kell Brook vs. Michael Jennings, 12 rounds, WBO welterweight eliminator
5) James DeGale vs. Carl Dilks, 12 rounds, super middleweights

I agree that it is still a pretty strong line-up. It was a flaw billing the show as the Mag' 7, though. Some of the fights were bound to fall through.

could still be the mag 7 if warren wanted it too and get some other fights in

Adamj1987 wrote:

MachoMan09 wrote:

exittored wrote: Its dissapointing if this is true as that could have been a very interesting fight for Rhodes as Konechy was no pushover.

As long as there are no other drop outs we still have a pretty strong line-up so can't complain too much

1) Nathan Cleverly vs. Karo Murat, 12 rounds, WBO light heavyweight eliminator
2) Enzo Maccarinelli vs. Alexander Frenkel, 12 rounds, for Maccarinelli's European cruiserweight title
3) Derek Chisora vs. Sam Sexton, 12 rounds, British/Commonwealth heavyweight unification
4) Kell Brook vs. Michael Jennings, 12 rounds, WBO welterweight eliminator
5) James DeGale vs. Carl Dilks, 12 rounds, super middleweights

I agree that it is still a pretty strong line-up. It was a flaw billing the show as the Mag' 7, though. Some of the fights were bound to fall through.

could still be the mag 7 if warren wanted it too and get some other fights in

Macklin could still be on in a title fight, plus Gavin is on the bill and Broadhurst is supposed to have a title fight too

gobbles wrote:

Adamj1987 wrote:

MachoMan09 wrote: I agree that it is still a pretty strong line-up. It was a flaw billing the show as the Mag' 7, though. Some of the fights were bound to fall through.

could still be the mag 7 if warren wanted it too and get some other fights in

Macklin could still be on in a title fight, plus Gavin is on the bill and Broadhurst is supposed to have a title fight too

exactly its still the mag 7

so whose going to pay 15 quid now,7 bouts were never going to hold together ridiculous to think that this was ever a pay per view

MachoMan09 wrote:I don't want to start criticising because I do think the show remains very good. However, as fights fall through and are replaced by lesser fights, at some point the superlative 'magnificent' is going to start to become a misnomer if it is describing seven contests that aren't all magnificent. D'ya follow?

I agree the show is still a strong show. I'm not so worried (in the short term at least) about whether or not its pay per view as I'm going. The magnificent 7, the almost magnificent 7, the not so bad 7, whatever, at the moment it's still a show I'm chomping at the bit for. I do hope that's the end of the drop outs now though....

exittored wrote:

big lennox wrote:http://news.boxrec.com/news/2010/exclus ... icent-bill

This is a real shame.It's still a good bill, but I was looking forward to Ryan fighting again and watching Barker vs Macklin. Hopefully, they can all be rescheduled.B*ms.

Its dissapointing if this is true as that could have been a very interesting fight for Rhodes as Konechy was no pushover.

As long as there are no other drop outs we still have a pretty strong line-up so can't complain too much

1) Nathan Cleverly vs. Karo Murat, 12 rounds, WBO light heavyweight eliminator
2) Enzo Maccarinelli vs. Alexander Frenkel, 12 rounds, for Maccarinelli's European cruiserweight title
3) Derek Chisora vs. Sam Sexton, 12 rounds, British/Commonwealth heavyweight unification
4) Kell Brook vs. Michael Jennings, 12 rounds, WBO welterweight eliminator
5) James DeGale vs. Carl Dilks, 12 rounds, super middleweights

Still a decent line-up, but I no longer see it as PPV, I thought Macklin vs Barker was a massive blow to this bill and now Ryan Rhodes has dropped I'm really unsure how well they are gona do on the PPV with this.

Macklin is still on the show so it's just his opponent getting sorted

bet atleast 1 more fight doesn't happen now, this card is cursed.

still 7 title fights with frankie fighting for the irish and don fighting for the english

diggler wrote:still 7 title fights with frankie fighting for the irish and don fighting for the english

yes but is the card now ppv material? with the main event gone and also rhodes gone?

5 headline fights on 1 show yeah its better than some of the recent ppv shows like haye and khan

When will Rhodes fight again? Will ppv go ahead still I not seen it advertised anywhere?

Mackin v Craig Watson ?

diggler wrote:still 7 title fights with frankie fighting for the irish and don fighting for the english

Whos Broadhurst fighting for the English belt??

diggler wrote:still 7 title fights with frankie fighting for the irish and don fighting for the english

Well, OK - well supported local boxers in bouts.

But "Title Fight" in itself isn't very meaningful any more, really.

I can't see this bill shifting too many PPVs now. It's still a very strong card but I don't see the casual boxing fan forking out £15 to watch it. IMO without a world title on the line this shouldn't ever have been PPV. The selling point was the strength in depth of the card and now that two of the fights are off I don't see many sales.

Is there any chance at all this will be shown on regular Sky now?

gutted rhodes is off. I like watching him box. Clever fighter! The bills still good. I was really lookin forward to barker macklin

Adamj1987 wrote:i still think chisora-sexton will be the highlight

Wouldn't be surprised if that falls through too; same with Brook-Jennings.

Tommy Gunn13 wrote:

diggler wrote:still 7 title fights with frankie fighting for the irish and don fighting for the english

Whos Broadhurst fighting for the English belt??

think its michael robinson from liverpool