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Sheffield card 8/6/04
Posted: 08 Jun 2004, 20:42
by dondada
A funny, interesting little card tonight courtesy of Koncrete Promotions. Enjoyable.
Report now up at
http://www.britishboxing.net
Posted: 09 Jun 2004, 05:50
by REAL_DEAL
Nice review Ian, Burton proves the writers wrong, bring on Burton - Hatton 2

Posted: 09 Jun 2004, 05:56
by dondada
I really don't want to see Burton-Hatton 2 if it's going to be anything like the first one which was an absolute shocker.
Burton-Ricky Hatton might be interesting....cue empty laughs at it being a step up for all concerned...
Posted: 09 Jun 2004, 06:03
by theguru
Coldwell ........ a chop off the old(allegedly)block .....trying to sell shit and calling it a boxing bill!
Posted: 09 Jun 2004, 06:11
by dondada
theguru wrote:Coldwell ........ a chop off the old(allegedly)block .....trying to sell shit and calling it a boxing bill!
I dunno mate, I enjoyed last night. The quality might not have been brilliant but it was a decent, solid small hall show. The only fight that wasn't interesting in some way was the surrender of Gary Thompson against Simon Francis.
It was in a nice venue and tickets were only £20 and £30, unlike the 100 sheets and more some people lay out for 'other' shows and have to put up with rubbish.
Posted: 09 Jun 2004, 06:22
by J
true I for one am glad they moved the manc show, imagine that expecting to see Calaghe Johnson and hatton as the unmdercard and getting hatotn vilches as main event and farnell vs TBA as the main support. I feel for you fight fans who are still going.

Posted: 09 Jun 2004, 06:24
by dondada
And I feel for the lad behind the new Uppercut mag...the whole launch is built around the show. It was so big he didn't think it would almost collapse.
Posted: 09 Jun 2004, 06:27
by J
aaah shit yeah, Ive already told Jim Mc but if you need a hand distributing any then just ask.

Posted: 09 Jun 2004, 07:08
by bennie
theguru wrote:Coldwell ........ a chop off the old(allegedly)block .....trying to sell shit and calling it a boxing bill!
Clearly, Dave Coldwell is very much his own man.