Jamie McDonnell world title fight on TV
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Wake up call
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Jamie McDonnell world title fight on TV
I've been reliably informed that Jamie's world title fight will be on Primetime.
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The Insider
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Re: Jamie McDonnell world title fight on TV
Great news if this is finally being covered.
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mickey1975
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Is it PPV or one of their free shows? I don't think it will do well if it is PPV. Most people who would buy it will actually be there.
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What happend with Loaded? It was advertised as being on loaded.
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Parson Cross
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Re: Jamie McDonnell world title fight on TV
Nothing announced yet but big media day in Sheffield on Wednesday so maybe something will be said then.
How reliable Wake up ?
How reliable Wake up ?
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Boxing Addict
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Re: Jamie McDonnell world title fight on TV
SKY definately I thought Mcdonnell is SKY
It is wrong for Mcdonnell to jump ship and ask public to pay PPV when he is not yet proven sky built him up and got him in position
It is wrong for Mcdonnell to jump ship and ask public to pay PPV when he is not yet proven sky built him up and got him in position
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What if Sky don't want to/can't show it though?Boxing Addict wrote:SKY definately I thought Mcdonnell is SKY
It is wrong for Mcdonnell to jump ship and ask public to pay PPV when he is not yet proven sky built him up and got him in position
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Not his choice.Boxing Addict wrote:SKY definately I thought Mcdonnell is SKY
It is wrong for Mcdonnell to jump ship and ask public to pay PPV when he is not yet proven sky built him up and got him in position
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/others ... opoly.html
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Wake up call
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Re: Jamie McDonnell world title fight on TV
£10 PPV with Hobson picking up all production costs.
http://www.hattonboxing.com/tv/news/201 ... metime-ppv
http://www.hattonboxing.com/tv/news/201 ... metime-ppv
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ThereByTheGrace
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Re: Jamie McDonnell world title fight on TV
I think this could be the lowest drawing British boxing PPV ever. I wonder which is the lowest at the moment.
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Kevin Bennett vs Graham Earl?ThereByTheGrace wrote:I think this could be the lowest drawing British boxing PPV ever. I wonder which is the lowest at the moment.
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Horse wrote:Kevin Bennett vs Graham Earl?ThereByTheGrace wrote:I think this could be the lowest drawing British boxing PPV ever. I wonder which is the lowest at the moment.
What a fight that was
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he'd have been better off doing a coldwell tv type thing by streaming it on the internet for £2 a pop, I certainly won't be paying a tenner for shite primetime production, I doubt many others will too
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I think so too. It's going to be tough going head to head with Burns Vs. Gonzalez on SKYThereByTheGrace wrote:I think this could be the lowest drawing British boxing PPV ever.
Re: Jamie McDonnell world title fight on TV
what do we know about mcdonnell's opponent, ceja? lanky stick and mover, stocky hook thrower, southpaw, orthodox - what?
really up for this fight.
mcdonnell v stuart hall (who fights on the IBF title show's undercard) was one of the very best domestic/european fights i've ever seen. punishing and quality in terms of skill, a desprate struggle for all of the 12 rds. that fight well deserved fight of the year honours, that year, but didn't get the recognition.
really up for this fight.
mcdonnell v stuart hall (who fights on the IBF title show's undercard) was one of the very best domestic/european fights i've ever seen. punishing and quality in terms of skill, a desprate struggle for all of the 12 rds. that fight well deserved fight of the year honours, that year, but didn't get the recognition.
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Re: Jamie McDonnell world title fight on TV
It's a travesty when a terrific fight like this goes up for grabs, and the supposed boxing channel Sky TV turn around and say no thanks.
With no tv in the offing, we all know that this fight could have been picked up by Sky for relative peanuts - but instead they opt to keep shelling out for the usual prizefighter bollocks from Hearn.
He's taking on a unbeaten Mexican banger for a major version of the world title - and on home ground, so perfect viewing hours and required viewing for any Brit boxing fans.
The spectacularly clueless Adam Smith and his team of suited cronies are an absolute DISASTER for British boxing.
With no tv in the offing, we all know that this fight could have been picked up by Sky for relative peanuts - but instead they opt to keep shelling out for the usual prizefighter bollocks from Hearn.
He's taking on a unbeaten Mexican banger for a major version of the world title - and on home ground, so perfect viewing hours and required viewing for any Brit boxing fans.
The spectacularly clueless Adam Smith and his team of suited cronies are an absolute DISASTER for British boxing.
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iamasadlittleboy
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Re: Jamie McDonnell world title fight on TV
...the home of boxing don't appear to be showing it either...so don't blame Sky who are sports channel when a dedicated boxing channel also failed to pick it up.MightyWarrior wrote:It's a travesty when a terrific fight like this goes up for grabs, and the supposed boxing channel Sky TV turn around and say no thanks.
With no tv in the offing, we all know that this fight could have been picked up by Sky for relative peanuts - but instead they opt to keep shelling out for the usual prizefighter bollocks from Hearn.
He's taking on a unbeaten Mexican banger for a major version of the world title - and on home ground, so perfect viewing hours and required viewing for any Brit boxing fans.
The spectacularly clueless Adam Smith and his team of suited cronies are an absolute DISASTER for British boxing.
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Datsue
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He's weird. Like Danny Garcia, he does some technical things brilliantly & then goes & does something straight after that makes you go "WHAAAAT? Has no-one ever shown you how to do that before?"Autobarn wrote:what do we know about mcdonnell's opponent, ceja? lanky stick and mover, stocky hook thrower, southpaw, orthodox - what?
really up for this fight.
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He's average height for a bantam (or what used to be average height before they all became super-feathers drying out to feck). No head movement, bit too stand-up for his own good. All the Spanish-language commentators go "Muy intelligente" whenever he's fighting, but I don't see it meself. I think he's deliberate & one-paced rather than genuinely clever at setting things up, meself. I can see him being outhustled or outslicked by someone genuinely world-class.
Can definitely fvcking hit though.
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xxep3p ... nado_sport
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_J5QYLm2wrU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-huDer7vK8
Oddly enough, he reminds me a bit of Carlos "Bollilo" Gonzalez, but for the life of me I can't understand why.
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He was on some of those Cinturon de Oro cards a few years back, hard to tell how good he might be as he was blowing green kids out in one round.
Punches to the body well with both hands, McDonnell is going to have to watch that.
Punches to the body well with both hands, McDonnell is going to have to watch that.
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MightyWarrior
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Re: Jamie McDonnell world title fight on TV
iamasadlittleboy wrote:
...the home of boxing don't appear to be showing it either...so don't blame Sky who are sports channel when a dedicated boxing channel also failed to pick it up.
No, I will blame Sky, as they've been showing comparatively f**ck all since the Hearn deal. At least allegedly have been showing some great stuff recently, so get a pass when they occasionally miss one.
Sky boxing is the pits - Adam Smith should be tarred & feathered and run out of town with a swift kick up the arse.
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He reminds me a little of Ruben Olivares, both facially and stylistically, obviously a lot rawer and a touch less fluid and more static but the way he holds his feet, bounces and throws those wide hooks from both hands.
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iamasadlittleboy
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Re: Jamie McDonnell world title fight on TV
Sky are however showing something at EXACTLY the same time...MightyWarrior wrote:iamasadlittleboy wrote:
...the home of boxing don't appear to be showing it either...so don't blame Sky who are sports channel when a dedicated boxing channel also failed to pick it up.
No, I will blame Sky, as they've been showing comparatively f**ck all since the Hearn deal. At least allegedly have been showing some great stuff recently, so get a pass when they occasionally miss one.
Sky boxing is the pits - Adam Smith should be tarred & feathered and run out of town with a swift kick up the arse.
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MightyWarrior
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Re: Jamie McDonnell world title fight on TV
No excuse, they could easily switch coverage and schedule fights accordingly. Or even slight delay. Never mind, I've given up on the useless bums now.iamasadlittleboy wrote: Sky are however showing something at EXACTLY the same time...
The Mexican looks heavy handed alright, but seems a bit static and his head is held right up in air as he piles in - doesn't seem too bothered about any hard counters coming back at him.
And his record looks very padded for your usual hard core Mexican prospect.....maybe not as good as the record looks.
I doubt he's getting paid a hell of a lot is he ? So you'd think the Mexican camp are fairly confident about letting him come over here. Or just thinking it's sink or swim time..
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I think I read they'd had to pay over the odds in terms of purse and whatnot to get him over here.
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Fair play to Dennis Hobson by putting together a big venue and PPV together for his fighter.
Personally I cannot see it as a TV money-spinner, especially going against Ricky Burns.
But sometimes it's not about big profits, it's about putting together an event - and it will be Doncaster's first ever world title fight.
Personally I cannot see it as a TV money-spinner, especially going against Ricky Burns.
But sometimes it's not about big profits, it's about putting together an event - and it will be Doncaster's first ever world title fight.