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Evening gents,

Does anyone know or have a list of the running order (including times) if possible for saturdays big show at the secc!?

WAR BURNS

haymakerhayman wrote:Evening gents,

Does anyone know or have a list of the running order (including times) if possible for saturdays big show at the secc!?

WAR BURNS

It's at the hydro

ShadrachSimmo wrote:

haymakerhayman wrote:Evening gents,

Does anyone know or have a list of the running order (including times) if possible for saturdays big show at the secc!?

WAR BURNS

It's at the hydro

It's not

Ricky Burns v Terence Crawford
WBO Lightweight World title

Anthony Joshua MBE v Hector Avila

John Murray v John Simpson

Scotty Cardle v Paul Appleby

David Brophy v Jamie Ambler

Anthony Ogogo v Greg O'Neil

Michael Roberts v Romain Peker

Martin J. Ward v Craig Woodruff

Ryan Smith v Ibrar Riyaz

Ryan Collins v Mariusz Bak

Scott Allan v Francis Croes

All I can find and no timings so I can't tell if it's correct or not.

Sack that off, David Brophy says he's on at 6 so it can't be right. God knows why he's on so early, it's an 8 round fight and he's sold 700 tickets.

Any Red Button action peeps :??

expe wrote:Sack that off, David Brophy says he's on at 6 so it can't be right. God knows why he's on so early, it's an 8 round fight and he's sold 700 tickets.

How do you know hes sold 700 tickets? Are you sure your not Billy Nelson

if he is on that early its not really fair, but i would put it down to St Eddie preffering his own fighters on the show .

Looking forward to it though , and good luck to all the guys.

Alba wrote:

expe wrote:Sack that off, David Brophy says he's on at 6 so it can't be right. God knows why he's on so early, it's an 8 round fight and he's sold 700 tickets.

How do you know hes sold 700 tickets? Are you sure your not Billy Nelson

if he is on that early its not really fair, but i would put it down to St Eddie preffering his own fighters on the show .

Looking forward to it though , and good luck to all the guys.

He said it himself, don't see why he would lie, it's a sellout anyway. I've seen a running order, if I can find it again I'll post it up, but it had Brophy as a float. Live on Sky from 7, starting with Ogogo, then Cardle-Appleby, Murray-Simpson, Joshua, Burns-Crawford, there's one other float on there as well, but I can't remember which fight it is. It's not even fast car preferring his own fighters, Ogogo's on the live show.

expe wrote:

Alba wrote:

expe wrote:Sack that off, David Brophy says he's on at 6 so it can't be right. God knows why he's on so early, it's an 8 round fight and he's sold 700 tickets.

How do you know hes sold 700 tickets? Are you sure your not Billy Nelson

if he is on that early its not really fair, but i would put it down to St Eddie preffering his own fighters on the show .

Looking forward to it though , and good luck to all the guys.

He said it himself, don't see why he would lie, it's a sellout anyway. I've seen a running order, if I can find it again I'll post it up, but it had Brophy as a float. Live on Sky from 7, starting with Ogogo, then Cardle-Appleby, Murray-Simpson, Joshua, Burns-Crawford, there's one other float on there as well, but I can't remember which fight it is. It's not even fast car preferring his own fighters, Ogogo's on the live show.

Have a day off, the smiling part was kind if a giveaway it was a joke

Cardle v Appleby should be a good scrap.

I think this is the first fight of the year ive got that nervous anticipation before a fight ive been looking forward to

C,mon Rickster


I hope Simpson isnt too small to have a chance against Murray and that Avila can take Joshua some rounds

I agree though palooka,Cardle/Appleby will be good,should be Scotty,s best fight to watch so far

Fight card -

5:20pm or pre 7pm float(s):
Scott Allan v Francis Croes

Ryan Collins v Mariusz Bak

5:40pm
David Brophy v Jamie Ambler

6:10pm
Martin J. Ward v Craig Woodruff

LIVE on Sky Sports 2 HD from 7pm

7:10pm
Anthony Ogogo v Greg O'Neil

Followed by:
Scotty Cardle v Paul Appleby

Followed by:
John Murray v John Simpson

Followed by:
Anthony Joshua MBE v Hector Avila

Followed by:
Ricky Burns v Terence Crawford
WBO Lightweight World title

Live floats:
Michael Roberts v Romain Peker

Ryan Smith v Ibrar Riyaz