Page 1 of 1

Haye v Fury bill

Posted: 26 Aug 2013, 18:49
by WelshJack
It's coming together slowly but surely anybody know if Charr is really going to be on there and any prospects that will be on there as the main fights are announced.

Re: Haye v Fury bill

Posted: 26 Aug 2013, 19:09
by mickey1975
Hughie Fury, Hosea Burton, Quigg in a world title fight, what more do you want?

Re: Haye v Fury bill

Posted: 26 Aug 2013, 20:21
by WelshJack
mickey1975 wrote:Hughie Fury, Hosea Burton, Quigg in a world title fight, what more do you want?
If Charr is not actually on there I would like to see two prospects on the bill, but I'm really happy with it so far.

Re: Haye v Fury bill

Posted: 26 Aug 2013, 20:53
by expe
mickey1975 wrote:Hughie Fury, Hosea Burton, Quigg in a world title fight, what more do you want?
Happy so far, but I'd be disappointed if Charr wasn't on the bill, if he isn't then there should be another 10 or 12 rounder on the show. The bill needs to justify paying £15 to watch it. Hughie won't be in over more than 6 rounds or an opponent that can really test him with him fighting McPhilbin 2 weeks earlier and Burton won't be on the PPV.

Re: Haye v Fury bill

Posted: 27 Aug 2013, 02:32
by WelshJack
expe wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:Hughie Fury, Hosea Burton, Quigg in a world title fight, what more do you want?
Happy so far, but I'd be disappointed if Charr wasn't on the bill, if he isn't then there should be another 10 or 12 rounder on the show. The bill needs to justify paying £15 to watch it. Hughie won't be in over more than 6 rounds or an opponent that can really test him with him fighting McPhilbin 2 weeks earlier and Burton won't be on the PPV.
Exactly I think Charr in a 50/50 fight but with still no opponent and I haven't heard him mentioned once not sure what to make of it. Maybe a decent prospect will complete it, but they all seem to be lined up for other things within a week of that.

Re: Haye v Fury bill

Posted: 27 Aug 2013, 02:58
by mickey1975
The £15 is for the main event. The undercard is irrelevant to 99% of buyers.

Re: Haye v Fury bill

Posted: 27 Aug 2013, 05:13
by Mimmy
WelshJack wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:Hughie Fury, Hosea Burton, Quigg in a world title fight, what more do you want?
If Charr is not actually on there I would like to see two prospects on the bill, but I'm really happy with it so far.
Hughie is fighting Rotherham so I cannot see him being on the bill unless its a 1 round walk over. If he is on the bill it will have to be another stiff for a certain win

Re: Haye v Fury bill

Posted: 27 Aug 2013, 05:15
by WelshJack
mimmy123 wrote:
WelshJack wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:Hughie Fury, Hosea Burton, Quigg in a world title fight, what more do you want?
If Charr is not actually on there I would like to see two prospects on the bill, but I'm really happy with it so far.
Hughie is fighting Rotherham so I cannot see him being on the bill unless its a 1 round walk over. If he is on the bill it will have to be another stiff for a certain win
Hughie is 100% on there.

Re: Haye v Fury bill

Posted: 27 Aug 2013, 05:31
by Ketchel
mickey1975 wrote:The £15 is for the main event. The undercard is irrelevant to 99% of buyers.
After Haye V Harrison effectively killed off Sky PPV it should be once bitten, twice shy for 100% of buyers. Sky need to learn from the previous Haye debacle and set up a decent undercard of quality fights or we could have a similar outcome as before.

Re: Haye v Fury bill

Posted: 27 Aug 2013, 06:23
by Rich94
I believe Andy Lee is on there as well.

Re: Haye v Fury bill

Posted: 27 Aug 2013, 08:02
by WelshJack
Rich94 wrote:I believe Andy Lee is on there as well.
He is, but he should win easily and is there much chance Quigg will lose?

Re: Haye v Fury bill

Posted: 27 Aug 2013, 12:23
by Rich94
WelshJack wrote:
Rich94 wrote:I believe Andy Lee is on there as well.
He is, but he should win easily and is there much chance Quigg will lose?
I wouldn't say easily, Spada is ranked 3rd by the WBC and pushed a solid Barker all the way. But I agree that Lee should come through it with a win.