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Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 04 Feb 2014, 12:50
by lefty
Simmons has a broken rib apparantly. It's a real shame.

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 04 Feb 2014, 13:19
by maley1984
Saw them tweets about the fight and then chris keane has offered to step in but hearn declined the offer saying not in glasglow

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 04 Feb 2014, 13:21
by lefty
maley1984 wrote:Saw them tweets about the fight and then chris keane has offered to step in but hearn declined the offer saying not in glasglow
Surely people would still come out to see it? Ricky is the main pull on that card. No doubt we'll get served up with some dross now.

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 04 Feb 2014, 13:45
by Alba
columbo wrote:
maley1984 wrote:Saw them tweets about the fight and then chris keane has offered to step in but hearn declined the offer saying not in glasglow
Surely people would still come out to see it? Ricky is the main pull on that card. No doubt we'll get served up with some dross now.
Some will , I think Simmons was doing a great numbers with his tickets aswell. Shame but I'm sure he will live to fight another day

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 04 Feb 2014, 13:54
by mickey1975
So he's not going to taste him after all?

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 04 Feb 2014, 14:06
by Boxingcutsman
Yh, I offered Eddie the fight this morning and he said no unfortunately, shame really has it seems to have got a lot of interest on twitter from reporters, fellow fighters, former world champions & most importantly the paying fans that all seem to want to see it happen.

Chris actually tweeted Simmons a couple weeks ago aswell and said if Wadi pulls out he would stand in to fight him, if he wanted it, has it happens it seems to have happend the other way around now unfortunately for Stephen, but we're still willing to stand in.

Logistically I know it makes no sense for Eddie and can understand his reply for the fight in Scotland has neither Chris or Wadi are Scottish but I think the fans would be in for a treat.

Hopefully Eddie makes the fight between Chris & Wadi for another show then that suits him logistically.

We have made it clear publicly that Chris is willing to fight any of the other top 10 in the division (even at short notice) and we mean it, there's no obstacles on our behalf, Chris is a real fighter, he's old school for a young man, he wants to fight the best to better himself, hope he gets the chances he deserves.

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 04 Feb 2014, 14:10
by lefty
Boxingcutsman wrote:Yh, I offered Eddie the fight this morning and he said no unfortunately, shame really has it seems to have got a lot of interest on twitter from reporters, fellow fighters, former world champions & most importantly the paying fans that all seem to want to see it happen.

Chris actually tweeted Simmons a couple weeks ago aswell and said if Wadi pulls out he would stand in to fight him, if he wanted it, has it happens it seems to have happend the other way around now unfortunately for Stephen, but we're still willing to stand in.

Logistically I know it makes no sense for Eddie and can understand his reply for the fight in Scotland has neither Chris or Wadi are Scottish but I think the fans would be in for a treat.

Hopefully Eddie makes the fight between Chris & Wadi for another show then that suits him logistically.

We have made it clear publicly that Chris is willing to fight any of the other top 10 in the division (even at short notice) and we mean it, there's no obstacles on our behalf, Chris is a real fighter, he's old school for a young man, he wants to fight the best to better himself, hope he gets the chances he deserves.
I think he'd beat Wadi, that's probably more likely the issue!

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 04 Feb 2014, 14:16
by iamasadlittleboy
Credit to Chris for being something so few fighters are, shame that he's not on the card though.

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 04 Feb 2014, 14:25
by Boxingcutsman
Thanks for the kind responses, Columbo & iamsadlittleboy.
Yh shame he's not on the card, but hopefully something will turn up, we've been working hard & waiting for over 4 years, hopefully not much longer to wait, well at least we hope not :lol:

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 04 Feb 2014, 14:30
by lefty
My Bird Performs wrote:B*gger I was looking forward to that.
Same! I was looking forward to that more than Burns-Crawford!

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 04 Feb 2014, 15:32
by palooka
mickey1975 wrote:So he's not going to taste him after all?
:OhYes: that was wrong on so many levels

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 04 Feb 2014, 15:35
by lefty
palooka wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:So he's not going to taste him after all?
:OhYes: that was wrong on so many levels
You were jealous because you wanted to taste him! :DD

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 04 Feb 2014, 15:37
by palooka
columbo wrote:
palooka wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:So he's not going to taste him after all?
:OhYes: that was wrong on so many levels
You were jealous because you wanted to taste him! :DD
Fuckin hell no

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 05 Feb 2014, 04:08
by hurlock
columbo wrote:
palooka wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:So he's not going to taste him after all?
:OhYes: that was wrong on so many levels
You were jealous because you wanted to taste him! :DD

Yeah buddy!! Ha

Most irritating & dumb quote in boxing!!

Simmons to me gets easily wound up by the clown!
The best comeback for the I'm going to taste you remark would of been sorry wadi I don't want to stick my cock in your mouth

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 05 Feb 2014, 04:50
by ste1983
Boxingcutsman wrote:Logistically I know it makes no sense for Eddie and can understand his reply for the fight in Scotland has neither Chris or Wadi are Scottish but I think the fans would be in for a treat.
I don't buy this mate, wasn't Eddie going on the other day how the tickets had flew out for this? I know Simmons had sold a lot but surely if they had flew out in general anyway these returns would easily be snapped up.

While I understand as a promoter he needs to make sure theres a good live crowd..but thats done, he also as a tv promorter needs to make sure the show is entertaining to those watching on Sky. Wadi v Chris would be!

In my view they just don't want it as Chris would stop Camacho and they know it.

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 05 Feb 2014, 07:07
by sgtcecil
Alex Morrison quoted today in sun saying Simmons had sold 800 tickets and asked for another 250 - good numbers!

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 05 Feb 2014, 07:18
by David McAllister
sgtcecil wrote:Alex Morrison quoted today in sun saying Simmons had sold 800 tickets and asked for another 250 - good numbers!
Very good numbers from Stevie Simmons. With the right fight he can maybe get a big show in the Capital again!!

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 05 Feb 2014, 07:31
by sgtcecil
If he can sell 1000 for an undercard fight in Glasgow, he'd be more than capable of headlining a show in auld reekie!

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 05 Feb 2014, 09:42
by Alba
sgtcecil wrote:If he can sell 1000 for an undercard fight in Glasgow, he'd be more than capable of headlining a show in auld reekie!
aye it would be good

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 05 Feb 2014, 11:42
by Boxingcutsman
ste1983 wrote:
Boxingcutsman wrote:Logistically I know it makes no sense for Eddie and can understand his reply for the fight in Scotland has neither Chris or Wadi are Scottish but I think the fans would be in for a treat.
I don't buy this mate, wasn't Eddie going on the other day how the tickets had flew out for this? I know Simmons had sold a lot but surely if they had flew out in general anyway these returns would easily be snapped up.

While I understand as a promoter he needs to make sure theres a good live crowd..but thats done, he also as a tv promorter needs to make sure the show is entertaining to those watching on Sky. Wadi v Chris would be!

In my view they just don't want it as Chris would stop Camacho and they know it.


X2 IMO :TU:

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 05 Feb 2014, 14:54
by expe
sgtcecil wrote:If he can sell 1000 for an undercard fight in Glasgow, he'd be more than capable of headlining a show in auld reekie!
He's probably capable, but TV would be the issue, there aren't enough top fighters in Scotland to have 2 fighters topping the bill on separate shows, the undercards just wouldn't be able to stand up, they're pretty poor already.

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 05 Feb 2014, 18:48
by sgtcecil
expe wrote:
sgtcecil wrote:If he can sell 1000 for an undercard fight in Glasgow, he'd be more than capable of headlining a show in auld reekie!
He's probably capable, but TV would be the issue, there aren't enough top fighters in Scotland to have 2 fighters topping the bill on separate shows, the undercards just wouldn't be able to stand up, they're pretty poor already.
Unfortunately I agree with you

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 06 Feb 2014, 03:51
by billy nelson
Boxingcutsman wrote:
ste1983 wrote:
Boxingcutsman wrote:Logistically I know it makes no sense for Eddie and can understand his reply for the fight in Scotland has neither Chris or Wadi are Scottish but I think the fans would be in for a treat.
I don't buy this mate, wasn't Eddie going on the other day how the tickets had flew out for this? I know Simmons had sold a lot but surely if they had flew out in general anyway these returns would easily be snapped up.

While I understand as a promoter he needs to make sure theres a good live crowd..but thats done, he also as a tv promorter needs to make sure the show is entertaining to those watching on Sky. Wadi v Chris would be!

In my view they just don't want it as Chris would stop Camacho and they know it.


X2 IMO :TU:
But Simmons would smash Keane to shreds

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 06 Feb 2014, 04:29
by lefty
Simmons is a solid fighter and seems like a nice guy but he's very basic. He's a plodder who doesnt hit particularily hard and isnt hard to hit. I very much doubt he'll do anything at world level. Might be able to win a european title if it's someone not great he fights for it.

Re: Simmons vs Camacho off

Posted: 06 Feb 2014, 04:58
by billy nelson
columbo wrote:Simmons is a solid fighter and seems like a nice guy but he's very basic. He's a plodder who doesnt hit particularily hard and isnt hard to hit. I very much doubt he'll do anything at world level. Might be able to win a european title if it's someone not great he fights for it.
But as I say IMO he'd destroy the likes of Keane,Dawson ect
With the new addition of Bellew and Cleverly I think it's given the division a massive boost