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anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 07:22
by smiling assassin
said all along i wont buy it but finding it really hard not to. The mrs has gone out and cant be bothered to watch it in the pub with a load of pissheads, trying me hardest not to crack but its hard :lol:

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 07:26
by King Tubby
Will many pubs have bought it? How much does it cost them?

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 07:29
by jamesmcdonnell
Nope, not at all.

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 07:31
by smiling assassin
King Tubby wrote:Will many pubs have bought it? How much does it cost them?
Not to sure to be honest mate but there is normally at least one showing it round my way

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 07:32
by forcefraser
I have cracked. Bought it online last night. Game on.

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 07:43
by ScottDetonator
Just remember, you buy this one and all of a sudden we'll be paying for Campbell v Coyle with a 'stacked' bill.

The under-card is trash, you all ready know the results. Anything decent, you will find tomorrow or early this week online.

Honestly, look at the card and re-think about buying it - it's rubbish!

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 07:45
by SteveO
I'm not buying it - rip off!

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 07:47
by smiling assassin
ScottDetonator wrote:Just remember, you buy this one and all of a sudden we'll be paying for Campbell v Coyle with a 'stacked' bill.

The under-card is trash, you all ready know the results. Anything decent, you will find tomorrow or early this week online.

Honestly, look at the card and re-think about buying it - it's rubbish!
Your right mate i think you have put me off for a couple of hours at least :lol:

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 07:57
by 187
It's an evenings entertainment for £16 bargain

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 08:03
by ShadrachSimmo
No chance I'll find a stream fcuk paying for this pish.

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 08:05
by MightyWarrior
No way, the disappointment I'd feel having paid for all those one-sided so-called predictable "world" silver whatever fights on the undercard ensures I won't be paying for it.

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 08:06
by stevedoc
187 wrote:It's an evenings entertainment for £16 bargain
X factor is an evenings entertainment for free......

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 08:11
by bripez
Babestation 10 pm freeview followed by the main event on Five Live.

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 08:43
by cobbler80
Nothing to do with the money, £17 is hardly going to break me but its more the precedent it sets as said above

If he gets away with this one all manor of shit will be served up as PPV in the future

Here's hoping he breaks records for lowest PPV numbers in history

illegal stream for me

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 08:49
by smoothmoves
My job requires that I work some Saturday nights. Not got a problem at all about tonight, but I told my boss don't even think about making me work next weekend!

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 08:53
by jessi
cobbler80 wrote:Nothing to do with the money, £17 is hardly going to break me but its more the precedent it sets as said above

If he gets away with this one all manor of poo will be served up as PPV in the future

Here's hoping he breaks records for lowest PPV numbers in history

illegal stream for me
Nothing to do with the money ?
It has everything to do with the money, your watch it if it was free wouldn't you ?

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 08:56
by jessi
ScottDetonator wrote:Just remember, you buy this one and all of a sudden we'll be paying for Campbell v Coyle with a 'stacked' bill.

The under-card is trash, you all ready know the results. Anything decent, you will find tomorrow or early this week online.

Honestly, look at the card and re-think about buying it - it's rubbish!
The fights are better than most people are giving them credit for, degale, Quigg, smith, and Mcdonal are in pretty tough fights !

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 08:58
by forcefraser
jessi wrote:
ScottDetonator wrote:Just remember, you buy this one and all of a sudden we'll be paying for Campbell v Coyle with a 'stacked' bill.

The under-card is trash, you all ready know the results. Anything decent, you will find tomorrow or early this week online.

Honestly, look at the card and re-think about buying it - it's rubbish!
The fights are better than most people are giving them credit for, degale, Quigg, smith, and Mcdonal are in pretty tough fights !
McDonnel's fight is not that hard. Degale and Smith maybe.

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 09:01
by jessi
And Quigg ??

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 09:02
by ShadrachSimmo
jessi wrote:
cobbler80 wrote:Nothing to do with the money, £17 is hardly going to break me but its more the precedent it sets as said above

If he gets away with this one all manor of poo will be served up as PPV in the future

Here's hoping he breaks records for lowest PPV numbers in history

illegal stream for me
Nothing to do with the money ?
It has everything to do with the money, your watch it if it was free wouldn't you ?
It's more of a moral stance with most people mate.

If it was on Sky Sports it still wouldn't be free we'd still be paying our monthly subscription for it.

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 09:13
by Loftgroov
Time to fess up.... I've bought it.

No plans tonight so an evening in with a few beers. Saves me hitting refresh on the forum thread every 20 seconds. I know this shouldn't be PPV, but feck it, I've rinsed money on worse things before now.

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 09:18
by bigjack
Not a chance of me paying it,think i'll take a trip down memory lane and listen to it on the radio,it's good main event and half decent undercard,but i couldn't justify paying for a sky subscription then paying again on top of that,fast forward 12 months and it may become the norm if people go for it tonight.In the past i have travelled to vegas for fights when i could easily afford it,now i can't so i'll find it somewhere on the net tomorrow.

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 09:20
by freddydoesdallas
Nope I've stayed strong and made plans to go out and do something different. Will check the results when I get home or wake up. Depends how much wine I drink :yay:

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 09:33
by punchdrunkgench
i called sky today my monthly bill is £105 per month spoke to a guy called alex on cancelations team he was a boxing fan i told him im so pissed at this fight being ppv he said im not aslone i said im cancelling he said let me sort it out for you and reduced my bill by 20% for a year basically saying if theres a ppv every month it wont cost you a penny which i thought was well fair

Re: anyone else crumbling to the PPV

Posted: 22 Nov 2014, 09:36
by rossij8
I'm tempted but I'm not going to crack

The main event is 50/50 and I'm very interested, but it's only a domestic fight with a grudge, with no World Titles on the line

If it was a unification world title fight then fair enough

Like a previous poster said, it sets a president for future bills

I see Eddie has started hinting Coyle v Campbell will be PPV