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Running order for Macklin show

Posted: 14 Nov 2014, 13:41
by matko
Anyone got the running order for show?
Been looking on here aswell and not been on schedules?

Re: Running order for Macklin show

Posted: 14 Nov 2014, 15:14
by Glass Joe

Re: Running order for Macklin show

Posted: 14 Nov 2014, 15:54
by garethhop
1 60/40 fight in the Spike Vs Fitzgerald, and the rest absolute walk overs.

The only card on Sky Sports this month.

Acceptable?

Re: Running order for Macklin show

Posted: 14 Nov 2014, 16:12
by sgtcecil
What happened to Simpson fighting hyland?

Re: Running order for Macklin show

Posted: 14 Nov 2014, 16:22
by Glass Joe
garethhop wrote:1 60/40 fight in the Spike Vs Fitzgerald, and the rest absolute walk overs.

The only card on Sky Sports this month.

Acceptable?
think 2 cards in January makes up for it, usually a hard few months with xmas around the corner, swings and round a bouts i guess.

Re: Running order for Macklin show

Posted: 14 Nov 2014, 17:21
by ashedward
garethhop wrote:1 60/40 fight in the Spike Vs Fitzgerald, and the rest absolute walk overs.

The only card on Sky Sports this month.

Acceptable?
To be fair Sky did have Boxing on once a week from the 13th of September to the 25th of October which was a 7 week timeframe so I expected November to be a bit bare with the ppv.I hope they pick up the Khan card and if they do it`s been accepetble schedule on regular Sky.I think Kal is in a step up and I think Macklin has regressed enough to make very hard work out of the Heilend fight.

Re: Running order for Macklin show

Posted: 15 Nov 2014, 04:55
by WelshJack
garethhop wrote:1 60/40 fight in the Spike Vs Fitzgerald, and the rest absolute walk overs.

The only card on Sky Sports this month.

Acceptable?
Geraghty v Carroll is a great fight.

They were let down with Tims v Sweeney and Simpson pulling out.

Re: Running order for Macklin show

Posted: 15 Nov 2014, 06:37
by ShadrachSimmo
garethhop wrote:1 60/40 fight in the Spike Vs Fitzgerald, and the rest absolute walk overs.

The only card on Sky Sports this month.

Acceptable?
It's the only decent fight left on the card. The rest is pretty much dung.

Re: Running order for Macklin show

Posted: 15 Nov 2014, 06:39
by pyenest77
Typical Matchroom then?

Re: Running order for Macklin show

Posted: 15 Nov 2014, 07:53
by handsofstone
Im not overwhelmed by tonights card but i'll watch this one and tivo Klitschko/Pulev

Macklin should win a comfortable points decision and Yafai should look good against Bricena,and i fancy him to get the KO

O'Sullivan vs Fitzgerald hopefully will deliver and im looking forward to seeing Nevin

Re: Running order for Macklin show

Posted: 15 Nov 2014, 11:03
by handsofstone
Been a while since Sky did any Red Button for the boxing,not missing much tonight TBF but even if they put shows on with no commentary before the main show starts,that would be grand

Re: Running order for Macklin show

Posted: 15 Nov 2014, 11:34
by handsofstone
I'm looking forward to this show now TBH mainly due to it being first action of the weekend as ESPN FNF finished for the season so im not fussy just now

Plus im a bit bored :-?

Re: Running order for Macklin show

Posted: 15 Nov 2014, 12:21
by WelshJack
handsofstone wrote:Been a while since Sky did any Red Button for the boxing,not missing much tonight TBF but even if they put shows on with no commentary before the main show starts,that would be grand
Apparently the numbers were shocking so sky fucked it off.

Re: Running order for Macklin show

Posted: 16 Nov 2014, 12:04
by matko
garethhop wrote:1 60/40 fight in the Spike Vs Fitzgerald, and the rest absolute walk overs.

The only card on Sky Sports this month.

Acceptable?

Wernt all completely walkovers if anything the opposite

Re: Running order for Macklin show

Posted: 16 Nov 2014, 12:49
by expe
matko wrote:
garethhop wrote:1 60/40 fight in the Spike Vs Fitzgerald, and the rest absolute walk overs.

The only card on Sky Sports this month.

Acceptable?

Wernt all completely walkovers if anything the opposite
13 fights, 5 first round stoppages, another 3 in the second, routine points victories for Crolla, Hyland and Yafai, without losing a round between them. Geraghty-Carroll may or may not have been a good fight, but they were too busy flogging next weeks PPV to show it and Macklin-Heiland was a decent fight, one sided from round 4 onwards, albeit in favour of the away fighter, unusual on a Matchroom show. On the whole the show wasn't particularly competitive, but the home fighter losing in the main event glossed over that.