BoxRec

Has there been one particular boxer that you know you've seen box live (-not on tv) more than all others? Are/were you a fan of theirs? part of his travelling army? Or has it just worked out that way?

I'm pretty sure mine must be Tyson Fury (16 times, just counted ), though there's probably somebody like a Peter Buckley high on the list that you don't realise.

Graham Fearn!

I have seen Kristian Laight, Carl Allen & a few other journeymen so many times. They fight more than prospects do so seen them more.

Kristian Laight, Max Maxwell

Frankie Gavin. I've attended 15 of his 18 pro fights. Mainly because he's from the same town plus I am a friend and fan.

Journeymen.

I've probably been to over 150 shows and I think at least of one of Jason Nesbitt, Kristian Laight, Sid Razak and Carl Allen appeared on all of them. Saw the late Billy Smith quite a lot also.

Wake up call wrote:Journeymen.

I've probably been to over 150 shows and I think at least of one of Jason Nesbitt, Kristian Laight, Sid Razak and Carl Allen appeared on all of them. Saw the late Billy Smith quite a lot also.

I forgot to mention the journeymen. The same names spring to mind as per above as well as the late Ernie Smith.

Seen a few fights but my most is Eubank (Sr) 3 times

James Hare. God knows how many times. He used to come in the same pub as me occasionally when he visited Skipton. Got to know him and we had a bus full that would go to his fights.

Must have seen Jamie Moore a good few times too.

Greaves, I think, or possibly Buckley.

Other than those two, probably JonJo Irwin, Froch or Hamed, or maybe Rhodes, Eubank, Calzaghe or CAT. They all merge into one after a while.

I think on reflection it's probably Jamie McDonnell.

There was an 18 month period where I saw Johnny Nelson three times in a row.

Most of Kell Brook's fights think around 25 of 31.

Seen alot of Sid Razak and been to alot of Scotty Cardle and Kal Yafai.

Watching prizefighter live would mean that you had seen the winner 3 times.

Burns, Simpson & Hatton for me.

not the most times, but the most enigmatic fighter I saw live was a guy named Richard Williams

Kell Brook, Kerry Hope and Nathan Cleverly are the main people I have seen.

Ive seen Ronnie Clark a few times,TBH i,ll always go to a show in Dundee,support the local talent n all that but i prefer watching it in the house coz i dont like distractions when a fights on

Ive even stopped inviting mates up coz everyone of thems a yapping bastard who dont even bother watching the fight

Most of the Ingle fighters from the early eighties onwards for most of their careers.

Henry Wharton. Following him was lively, I was in my 20's and he fought a lot here in west Yorkshire. I made the trip to London, when he challenged Benn. Then Naz, saw him live quite a few times.

Seen Henry a few times. Not sure why but he was on in my hometown quite often.

pyenest77 wrote:Seen Henry a few times. Not sure why but he was on in my hometown quite often.

cos he's from West Yorkshire probably, at a guess.

Chris male and steven pearce ( family and friend) I've saw a lot of sid razzaq matt seawright max maxwell (very good area title fight he lost can't rember the guy he fought was unlucky in brum imo) terry currthers jamie ball. 2 fights stick out tho a mids area title fight between steve saville and baz carey in wolvo wat an atmosphere. Also chris male v josh warrington was a great fight even tho the result wasn't the one we wanted.

maley1984 wrote: max maxwell (very good area title fight he lost can't rember the guy he fought was unlucky in brum imo) .

Tony Rendall/ Randall was it?

Counter-puncher wrote:

maley1984 wrote: max maxwell (very good area title fight he lost can't rember the guy he fought was unlucky in brum imo) .

Tony Rendall/ Randall was it?

Yeah think that's the guy was at the tower ball room. Also forgot delroy spencer seems 2 been on most shows I've been at don't think his got a mention yet.

unless it was Rob Kenny (also at the Tower), but being from your neck of the woods i'd have thought you'd have known him

Counter-puncher wrote:unless it was Rob Kenny (also at the Tower), but being from your neck of the woods i'd have thought you'd have known him

No it was defo tony. U going the walsall show sat.