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David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 12:52
by Mimmy
So this date has apparently been pencilled in. Announcements made next week. The plot thickens!

So lets have a poll!

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 13:25
by Reynauld Fournier
I'm eagerly anticipating this one! Fury is big, can outstrengthen his opponent with pressure over the fight. Haye can punch. I think the first few rounds are dangerous for Fury, and he may be getting knocked down. If he fights with his hands up, call me crazy, but I think his pressure will get to the smaller man.

Would love to go see it but with my work schedule it's all but impossible to make it out to the fight.

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 13:29
by ThereByTheGrace
Who is this David Haye guy?! Another no name Klitschko victim me thinks!

C'mon Tyson!

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 13:33
by mickey1975
No doubt about it. The atmosphere will be mental. Be quick though lads, these tickets will absolutely fly out.

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 13:40
by Mimmy
mickey1975 wrote:No doubt about it. The atmosphere will be mental. Be quick though lads, these tickets will absolutely fly out.

I think thats for sure. This fight will sell out within a few hours. As soon as this is announced I'm gonna be waiting for the tickets to go on sale and get what I can.

Here's a little tip folks for those who are going to buy tickets.

If the tickets are for sale on ticketmaster do not go to the ticketmaster UK. This site will crash when the tickets go on sale so do yourselves a little favour and use Ticketmaster ireland. They use different servers so this wont crash on you as most people will be trying to buy on the uk site.

Nice little tip.

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 14:25
by ThereByTheGrace
mimmy123 wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:No doubt about it. The atmosphere will be mental. Be quick though lads, these tickets will absolutely fly out.

I think thats for sure. This fight will sell out within a few hours. As soon as this is announced I'm gonna be waiting for the tickets to go on sale and get what I can.

Here's a little tip folks for those who are going to buy tickets.

If the tickets are for sale on ticketmaster do not go to the ticketmaster UK. This site will crash when the tickets go on sale so do yourselves a little favour and use Ticketmaster ireland. They use different servers so this wont crash on you as most people will be trying to buy on the uk site.

Nice little tip.
Very clever - unless you are a Haye fan sitting in amongst the Fighting Irish Fury fans!!!

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 15:01
by mickey1975
It will be Eventim.

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 15:15
by lefthook82
where is Richard 'The Secret' Williams option?

In all seriousness I will look to go to this. Hope undercard is on point because this as a maion event wont last 10 minutes

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 15:37
by leforge
mickey1975 wrote:No doubt about it. The atmosphere will be mental. Be quick though lads, these tickets will absolutely fly out.
Most expensive ones won't !

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 16:00
by mickey1975
leforge wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:No doubt about it. The atmosphere will be mental. Be quick though lads, these tickets will absolutely fly out.
Most expensive ones won't !
They will. Travelling men are far from shy when spending their cash.

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 16:01
by keithmoonhangover
leforge wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:No doubt about it. The atmosphere will be mental. Be quick though lads, these tickets will absolutely fly out.
Most expensive ones won't !
I should get to this one. Meet up for a pint leforge?

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 16:04
by mickey1975
mimmy123 wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:No doubt about it. The atmosphere will be mental. Be quick though lads, these tickets will absolutely fly out.

I think thats for sure. This fight will sell out within a few hours. As soon as this is announced I'm gonna be waiting for the tickets to go on sale and get what I can.

Here's a little tip folks for those who are going to buy tickets.

If the tickets are for sale on ticketmaster do not go to the ticketmaster UK. This site will crash when the tickets go on sale so do yourselves a little favour and use Ticketmaster ireland. They use different servers so this wont crash on you as most people will be trying to buy on the uk site.

Nice little tip.
This fight, whilst popular, could not crash Ticketmaster! It's only ever gone wrong for Beyonce and The Stone Roses comeback. This is, after all, only a Boxing match. They handle much more traffic every Friday morning, every week.

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 16:48
by leforge
mickey1975 wrote:
leforge wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:No doubt about it. The atmosphere will be mental. Be quick though lads, these tickets will absolutely fly out.
Most expensive ones won't !
They will. Travelling men are far from shy when spending their cash.
If its sky ppv I imagine the inner ring be sold via matchroom easy enough to get! I expect 1000 tickets

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 16:48
by leforge
keithmoonhangover wrote:
leforge wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:No doubt about it. The atmosphere will be mental. Be quick though lads, these tickets will absolutely fly out.
Most expensive ones won't !
I should get to this one. Meet up for a pint leforge?
Yes mate!

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 17:22
by milpool
I was told that this fight, should it take place, would be held in London...

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 17:23
by mickey1975
milpool wrote:I was told that this fight, should it take place, would be held in London...
Not anymore.

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 17:25
by keithmoonhangover
Is it an arena fight or stadium fight.

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 17:57
by mickey1975
keithmoonhangover wrote:Is it an arena fight or stadium fight.
The word is Arena.

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 20:20
by Craig14
I hope this fight happens, luckily I'll be back in England wouldn't miss this for the world.

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 21:46
by ILikeBeer
I'll watch it, but if it's Pay-Per-View I'd rather watch it in the pub and spend my money on drinks. I want to watch it, but as I'm so confident that Haye will win inside of four I refuse to pay for such a mismatch.

I'd rather spend £50 in the pub, then give £15 to the people who decide it's PPV worthy.

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 21:49
by ILikeBeer
milpool wrote:I was told that this fight, should it take place, would be held in London...
As far as I'm concerned, you were told wrong.

This fight was always rumoured strongly to be in Manchester. I did hear one rumour that it would be in "Manchester or London", but that's as close as I got to hearing anything other than "it's in Manchester, 100%"

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 08 Jun 2013, 22:34
by smoothmoves
No chance of me getting a ticket for this one. Cheap seats at arena fights nowadays are, more often than not, shit. There is likely to be coked up prats(Haye fans, in my experience) in place of people that actually care about the boxing. In any case, Haye wins inside 5 for me. Pretty easy.

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 09 Jun 2013, 04:56
by Mimmy
I have a few concerns about this fight, 1 is crowd trouble. I will be buying a 60 quidish ticket and I will properly be in the crowd full of gypsy men which concerns me. Ive never been to a fight where there has been trouble and ive been to loads over the years but I think this one has all the ingredients for a mass brawl. Also 2, While I think Haye will win inside 2 or 3 rounds my only concern is the length that Haye has been out of the ring. Will he have a warm up fight? no way. Thats my only other concern for Haye. I expect coppers all over the damn place and a lot of shop lifting.

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 09 Jun 2013, 05:02
by Syntax Error
I'll be going as it will be right on my doorstep.

To be honest, I think Haye is the easy favourite, but it is still an intriguing fight & the build-up will be good too.

Haye is much faster & much more powerful, but Fury has balls the size of a county, so who knows?

Lets hope this one actually happens.

Re: David Haye v/s Tyson Fury Manc Sept 28th

Posted: 09 Jun 2013, 05:22
by mickey1975
mimmy123 wrote:I have a few concerns about this fight, 1 is crowd trouble. I will be buying a 60 quidish ticket and I will properly be in the crowd full of gypsy men which concerns me. Ive never been to a fight where there has been trouble and ive been to loads over the years but I think this one has all the ingredients for a mass brawl. Also 2, While I think Haye will win inside 2 or 3 rounds my only concern is the length that Haye has been out of the ring. Will he have a warm up fight? no way. Thats my only other concern for Haye. I expect coppers all over the damn place and a lot of shop lifting.
Such a bullsh!t post on all levels. How many live fights have you actually attended? I know for some reason you have a thing for Haye and Manchester but do you attend others? In my years watching pro boxing the worst trouble I have seen is at The NEC in Birmingham when fans of Rob McCracken and Steve Foster rioted and ended up on the front pages. Henry Wharton, one of the biggest ticket sellers of the nineties and a traveller, was on the undercard, none were involved. I have stood in a bar with about 50 Jimmy Vincent fans been goaded by Michael Jennings fans, again, no trouble... Been to several Levi Pattison, Jesse James, James Lowther, George and Reg Robshaw fights without a single incident. I have seen Haye twice, once in Huddersfield when there was hardly anyone there and once in Hamburg when there was thousands, mainly of the "lad" (wannabe) variety. If some coked up poser starts tormenting a group of gypsy men he may well get chinned, don't get me wrong, but I would be more concerned going to a Khan fight. If your scared, don't go, have another dance in that tittybar and save your cash.