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Come on then you miserable lot, let's have a positive thread

Mag 7 was up there for me

Mag 7 was a great all round show for the deciated fans, but didn't seem to grasp the attention of the more casual/neurals.

To us, 5 or 6 long fights is ace, to other people, it's a bit of a chore to sit through them!!

This probably http://boxrec.com/show_display.php?show_id=7442

banjo wrote:This probably http://boxrec.com/show_display.php?show_id=7442

That's the one that always springs to mind, especially as it was followed with Tyson-Holyfield 1.

The one which featured Calzaghe-Eubank and Naz-Badillo was also a good one.

Naz-Soto was a quality PPV, even if the main event fell flat. US undercard featured Morales-McCullough and the UK leg had about 4 or 5 very solid fights.

Also Lewis-Grant, with a great support in Ingle-Jones in the US and Holmes-McCracken in the UK.

Lewis-Botha was a great card, shame about the main event:

http://boxrec.com/show_display.php?show_id=17203

Benn vs Collins 2 was NOT on PPV. It was free. Tyson was on PPV yes.

The Reid vs Wharton card was quite stacked.

stujones wrote:Benn vs Collins 2 was NOT on PPV. It was free. Tyson was on PPV yes.

The Reid vs Wharton card was quite stacked.

Really? I thought it was all lumped together.

Oh well it was more than half my lifetime ago.

They used the Benn vs Collins 2 to hype up the PPV.... every ad break it mentioned order now - thats how I remember.

It was the same for Holyfield vs Tyson 2 - The Hide vs Tucker bill (although given alot of air time in the countdown shows) was free.

bruthead wrote:Lewis-Botha was a great card, shame about the main event:

http://boxrec.com/show_display.php?show_id=17203

Yes - THAT is how to treat a world heavyweight title promotion with the respect it deserves, Hayemaker.