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Was there a show in Manchester last night ?
Posted: 05 Jul 2015, 13:43
by bripez
I can't see anything on the results page for last night (Saturday 4th July).
Driving through Old Trafford last night I saw signs and stewards fir "Boxing parking" - the set up looked as though they were expecting a bit if a crowd.
Re: Was there a show in Manchester last night ?
Posted: 05 Jul 2015, 14:05
by Fortynineandout
I believe there as a " white collar " boxing show last night at the Victoria Warehouse near to Old Trafford - that will explain the signs etc .
Re: Was there a show in Manchester last night ?
Posted: 05 Jul 2015, 15:13
by bripez
Fortynineandout wrote:I believe there as a " white collar " boxing show last night at the Victoria Warehouse near to Old Trafford - that will explain the signs etc .
Ok thanks, do you know who was promoting the show ?
As I said, the set up looked organised and as if they were expecting plenty of people.
Re: Was there a show in Manchester last night ?
Posted: 05 Jul 2015, 16:06
by Fortynineandout
Red Star boxing ? present " independent day" white collar boxing . That's from the Victoria Warehouse website - no knowledge of last nights event although I have been to venue recently for bbb of c shows ( Vip boxing ) .
Re: Was there a show in Manchester last night ?
Posted: 06 Jul 2015, 06:08
by ste1983
shame that some of these white collar shows can draw a bigger crowd than a proper show
Re: Was there a show in Manchester last night ?
Posted: 06 Jul 2015, 08:56
by Wake up call
ste1983 wrote:shame that some of these white collar shows can draw a bigger crowd than a proper show
It's mainly because they are a lot cheaper to attend.
Average Joe in the street does not know one kind of boxing from another so £20 for fat bouncer v fat bouncer cards sounds more attractive than £30 to £65 for a pro card.
Re: Was there a show in Manchester last night ?
Posted: 06 Jul 2015, 08:56
by Wake up call
Wake up call wrote:ste1983 wrote:shame that some of these white collar shows can draw a bigger crowd than a proper show
It's mainly because they are a lot cheaper to attend.
Average Joe in the street does not know one kind of boxing from another so £10 to £20 for fat bouncer v fat bouncer cards sounds more attractive than £30 to £65 for a pro card.