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Fury v Chisora II undercard
Posted: 15 May 2014, 14:27
by WelshJack
Starting to come along nicely could be a great bill with
BJS European title and WBO final elimanitor
Liam Smith v Nav Mansouri
Liam Walsh v Gary Sykes
Hughie Fury
Chris Eubank Jr.
Eddie Chambers
Lucas Browne
Derry Matthews v Terry Flanagan
Tom Stalker
All have been mentioned or confirmed. Anyone heard anything else?
Re: Fury v Chisora II undercard
Posted: 15 May 2014, 14:43
by jameswilson
Possibly Frankie Gavin v Leonard Bundu however he said in an IFL tv interview that it may be a week earlier in Birmingham.
Re: Fury v Chisora II undercard
Posted: 15 May 2014, 15:17
by Andrew
Derry didnt sound too keen post fight on Saturday.......
Card looks good now though
Re: Fury v Chisora II undercard
Posted: 15 May 2014, 16:01
by bobroy68
Cornish v sexton
Re: Fury v Chisora II undercard
Posted: 15 May 2014, 16:24
by WelshJack
bobroy68 wrote:Cornish v sexton
Could be a very big and competitive bill then, but I guess this rules out Lucas Browne.
Re: Fury v Chisora II undercard
Posted: 15 May 2014, 17:18
by JimJim2009
Fwank's had bad luck with his shows and he gets stick for it (plenty from me) but hopefully the sheer scale of this show will help keep the participants fit, healthy and in agreement to fight on the bill. It's his biggest show in a long time (since Haye/Chisora?) and its the most mainstream too. They have a habit of announcing fights before they are agreed but it looks like most of his stable are being lined up. Hope it all comes off

Re: Fury v Chisora II undercard
Posted: 16 May 2014, 03:48
by earsjohn
So the Saunders fight is a final eliminator for Quillins belt?
Will Billy Joe travel to the states for that fight? I can't see Quillin coming over here.
Re: Fury v Chisora II undercard
Posted: 16 May 2014, 04:45
by expe
Michael Gomez Jnr has apparently signed with Warren and is set to make his debut on the undercard.
Re: Fury v Chisora II undercard
Posted: 16 May 2014, 12:31
by WelshJack
Find it quite strange this fighting isn't selling, IMO it's better value for money than say Froch v Groves.
Re: Fury v Chisora II undercard
Posted: 16 May 2014, 15:21
by JimJim2009
WelshJack wrote:Find it quite strange this fighting isn't selling, IMO it's better value for money than say Froch v Groves.
I wonder if some potential punters are concerned that the fight won't happen. I am keen to attend but the wallet wouldn't be coming out until it was so close to the opening bell that I knew the fight was going to happen.