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Would Sky take Allegedly back if allegedly folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 06:11
by Chris W 1982
Discuss

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 06:14
by spudder56
Not a hope in hell why do they need him ?

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 06:18
by JamesH
They might if their strategy was to return to weekly shows, but there is no indication that they are looking to do that. If anything, they seem quite content with averaging less than one show a fortnight. I can't see it. Who knows where Bunny will be by the time the SS position changes.

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 06:25
by Chris W 1982
spudder56 wrote:Not a hope in hell why do they need him ?

Would Cleverly, Burns, Saunders and Gavin not appeal to Sky?

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 06:37
by spudder56
Chris W 1982 wrote:
spudder56 wrote:Not a hope in hell why do they need him ?

Would Cleverly, Burns, Saunders and Gavin not appeal to Sky?



Yes they would but they know that they can sign with hearn anyway if they want to get on sky

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 06:42
by earsjohn
Chris W 1982 wrote:
spudder56 wrote:Not a hope in hell why do they need him ?

Would Cleverly, Burns, Saunders and Gavin not appeal to Sky?
Or to put it another way....

Would Cleverly v Karpency, Burns v Ocampo, Saunders v Matthew Hall and Gavin v Welborn appeal to Sky?

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 07:34
by Parson Cross
I think the debate is how long Sky stay in boxing, not whether they extend coverage.
Eddie has a lot of pressure on his shoulders.

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 07:39
by 15829
Cleverly,Burns,Saunders,Gavin,Chisora,Mitchell,Murray,The Smiths,Butler and more Frank still has a great stable even if BN folds(which I hope it doesn't) then whether it be with SKY BT or another channel he wouldn't go long without a TV deal

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 07:45
by Parson Cross
Not a prayer of a comeback with Sky - regardless of the stable.
The BT thing is a possibility only because the man pulling the strings was part of the allegedly set up.

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 08:01
by jessi
@markmcgee87 wrote:Cleverly,Burns,Saunders,Gavin,Chisora,Mitchell,Murray,The Smiths,Butler and more Frank still has a great stable even if BN folds(which I hope it doesn't) then whether it be with SKY BT or another channel he wouldn't go long without a TV deal
X2, frank is still the man

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 09:27
by MarkMcBurney
Can't see a reason why Sky would want it at the moment. If they were to do a deal with Warren then Hearn would presumably get his nose put out of joint a bit, and if its a straight choice between Warren & Hearn's stables then Eddie wins hands down.

Warren would be far more appealing if he matched any of his fighters with anyone capable of making a decent fight out of it.

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 12:12
by roy
BN hasn't covered a British show for nearly 3 months. It does more for German boxing than British. I admit that a lot of the foreign coverage is decent.

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 12:16
by roy
I stand corrected. Forgot about the Gavin and Price bills, but still not much.

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 13:28
by stujones
Parson Cross wrote:Not a prayer of a comeback with Sky - regardless of the stable.
The BT thing is a possibility only because the man pulling the strings was part of the Allegedly channel set up.
But you would have to think - boxing fan or not, if the business model for allegedly has meant that it folded why would the man pulling the strings at BT continue to invest in it.

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 14:16
by earsjohn
stujones wrote:
Parson Cross wrote:Not a prayer of a comeback with Sky - regardless of the stable.
The BT thing is a possibility only because the man pulling the strings was part of the Allegedly channel set up.
But you would have to think - boxing fan or not, if the business model for Allegedly channel has meant that it folded why would the man pulling the strings at BT continue to invest in it.
Where is the suggestion that allegedly has folded or is in trouble?

I think the fact that W.Promotions is in such trouble actually points to a healthier situation at BN. The channel pays for fight rights and the cost of programming; it does not (directly) pay boxers.

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 14:24
by chinny
earsjohn wrote:
stujones wrote:
Parson Cross wrote:Not a prayer of a comeback with Sky - regardless of the stable.
The BT thing is a possibility only because the man pulling the strings was part of the Allegedly channel set up.
But you would have to think - boxing fan or not, if the business model for Allegedly channel has meant that it folded why would the man pulling the strings at BT continue to invest in it.
Where is the suggestion that Allegedly channel has folded or is in trouble?

I think the fact that W.Promotions is in such trouble actually points to a healthier situation at BN. The channel pays for fight rights and the cost of programming; it does not (directly) pay boxers.
allegedly accounts are similarly f#cked mate. And to be clear, it was allegedly which promoted Haye v Chisora

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 16:29
by brian13
No, Warren's stable is weak now and it doesn't help he matches most of his fighters badly. So, why would sky take him back.

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 16:34
by 15829
brian13 wrote:No, Warren's stable is weak now and it doesn't help he matches most of his fighters badly. So, why would sky take him back.


It's not that weak am pretty sure he's the only promoter with 2 world champions, the only ever gold medal winner from the worlds a Beijing Olympian, a fighter who gave Vitali his hardest fighter in years Mitchell Murray and quite a few British and Commonwealth champions

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 16:38
by Ratchet Exits Nu
@markmcgee87 wrote:
brian13 wrote:No, Warren's stable is weak now and it doesn't help he matches most of his fighters badly. So, why would sky take him back.


It's not that weak am pretty sure he's the only promoter with 2 world champions, the only ever gold medal winner from the worlds a Beijing Olympian, a fighter who gave Vitali his hardest fighter in years Mitchell Murray and quite a few British and Commonwealth champions

Are you Mark Burdis the FW Mc?

Frank has a weak stable. Admit it.

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 16:41
by 15829
Ratchet Exits Nu wrote:
@markmcgee87 wrote:
brian13 wrote:No, Warren's stable is weak now and it doesn't help he matches most of his fighters badly. So, why would sky take him back.


It's not that weak am pretty sure he's the only promoter with 2 world champions, the only ever gold medal winner from the worlds a Beijing Olympian, a fighter who gave Vitali his hardest fighter in years Mitchell Murray and quite a few British and Commonwealth champions

Are you Mark Burdis the FW Mc?

Frank has a weak stable. Admit it.


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Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 16:41
by dondada
Why did Sky go all in with Matchroom?

Whatever answer you come up with, ask yourself if this applies to Al.

It's a no, isn't it?

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 16:44
by 15829
dondada wrote:Why did Sky go all in with Matchroom?

Whatever answer you come up with, ask yourself if this applies to Al.

It's a no, isn't it?

Do you think Frankie has a weak stable

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 16:46
by palooka
It's not that weak am pretty sure he's the only promoter with 2 world champions, the only ever gold medal winner from the worlds a Beijing Olympian, a fighter who gave Vitali his hardest fighter in years Mitchell Murray and quite a few British and Commonwealth champions[/quote]


Are you Mark Burdis the FW Mc?

Frank has a weak stable. Admit it.[/quote]



Yeah I used to be in grange hill and Daz adverts can i interest you in some signed pictures only £5 free p&P[/quote]

I'll have one if you can get Roland and Benny on :TU:

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 16:51
by 15829
palooka wrote:It's not that weak am pretty sure he's the only promoter with 2 world champions, the only ever gold medal winner from the worlds a Beijing Olympian, a fighter who gave Vitali his hardest fighter in years Mitchell Murray and quite a few British and Commonwealth champions

Are you Mark Burdis the FW Mc?

Frank has a weak stable. Admit it.[/quote]



Yeah I used to be in grange hill and Daz adverts can i interest you in some signed pictures only £5 free p&P[/quote]

I'll have one if you can get Roland and Benny on :TU:[/quote]


That £8 pm me your details and ill have my agent send it out


oh and if you send me some Daz ill sign the box for you free of charge :TU:

Re: Would Sky take Allegedly back if Allegedly channel folded?

Posted: 04 Mar 2013, 16:52
by Final round
Parson Cross wrote:I think the debate is how long Sky stay in boxing, not whether they extend coverage.
Eddie has a lot of pressure on his shoulders.
:TU: