Leeds
Posted: 05 Oct 2014, 10:36
Looked like it was bouncing last night what an atmosphere. Warrington is very tidy. Did it sell out?
owaind86 wrote:i went last night, atmosphere was amazing! Hopefully it'll mean more big time boxing for the city of Leeds!
It's not family and friends at that stage, no fighter could get a fight if they only sold to family and close friends, unless they're a traveller because of the size of the families. We all have mates outside of our close circle of friends, fighters sell to those and it spins off from there, more and more people start turning up. In this case it's come from the tie in with the football club, they've got a load down from there, who are buying their tickets direct from Warrington, even though they may have never met him personally, or have heard of him, before 6 months ago.lefty wrote:It's mad how a fighter can shift nearly 2k tickets by himself. How do they do it?! What I mean is most people dont have 2 thousand close friends and family or even just friends in general. If they did im sure there would be more fighters that would be able to sell so many tickets.
I had a look at the ticket sales Friday I'd say nowhere near a sell out (theyre good on tv at making it look full) think the top tier part wasnt even open.expe wrote:Looked like a great atmosphere, probably close to a sell out, but they only opened half the arena, so really it was less than half full.
Each to their own, i thought it looked and sounded quality on TV. Really adds to the occasion.ste1983 wrote:I had a look at the ticket sales Friday I'd say nowhere near a sell out (theyre good on tv at making it look full) think the top tier part wasnt even open.expe wrote:Looked like a great atmosphere, probably close to a sell out, but they only opened half the arena, so really it was less than half full.
Personally think I would have hated being in that type of crowd, all football fan dickheads (whats 'who the eff are man united' got to do with a ricky burns fight) who know eff all about boxing but jumped on the bandwagon of a local fighter cuz hes now on sky....how many of them were cheering him on at VIP shows eh?
Oh and I effing hate Leeds ha
Agreed. Leeds Utd had an early kick off as well on Saturday, so I bet a load of their fans had been drinking heavily during the interim before turning up to the fight. It's bad enough putting up with idiotic football fans at actual football matches, let alone boxing matchesste1983 wrote:I had a look at the ticket sales Friday I'd say nowhere near a sell out (theyre good on tv at making it look full) think the top tier part wasnt even open.expe wrote:Looked like a great atmosphere, probably close to a sell out, but they only opened half the arena, so really it was less than half full.
Personally think I would have hated being in that type of crowd, all football fan dickheads (whats 'who the eff are man united' got to do with a ricky burns fight) who know eff all about boxing but jumped on the bandwagon of a local fighter cuz hes now on sky....how many of them were cheering him on at VIP shows eh?
Oh and I effing hate Leeds ha