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anything actually confirmed, boxrec schedule still has no undercard fights at all

Hughie Fury I imagine and a performance by rod stewart. What more do you want?

Just noticed Sky reckon Hughie Fury v Nicolai Firtha and some woman's world title fight......wow!!

ste1983 wrote:Just noticed Sky reckon Hughie Fury v Nicolai Firtha and some woman's world title fight......wow!!

Germans seem to love womens boxing. They are strange characters

I'm going and not really arsed by the lack of undercard fights tbh - more time drinking in the Altstadt.

Ringwalks won't be til gone half 10 so probably won't get into the stadium til 9ish.

http://www.BS.com/klitschko-vs ... set--97911


Gassiev is supposed to be a good fighter.

Callum Smith night be on now.

10-0 local boy Jay Spencer will be fighting on the undercard.

http://boxrec.com/boxer/627805

Is it PPV ?

tony1234 wrote:Is it PPV ?

Any news on this just wondered what time to head into the arena if anything worthwhile is on.

Jono Carroll added

http://www.irish-boxing.com/new-ppv-date-jono-carroll/

There is bound to be a Quartet of Blonde Violinists to entertain you haha

ste1983 wrote:Just noticed Sky reckon Hughie Fury v Nicolai Firtha and some woman's world title fight......wow!!

And sky are gonna charge us extra for this? Us boxing fans are like lemons we always get squeezed

I would pay not to watch Rod Stewart!! Hellish! Does anybody think Tyson has a chance here? I don't know what to think tbh. I thought Haye would've been better and also Pulev but they ended up being two of Wlads better performances.

Stuarty30 wrote:I would pay not to watch Rod Stewart!! Hellish! Does anybody think Tyson has a chance here? I don't know what to think tbh. I thought Haye would've been better and also Pulev but they ended up being two of Wlads better performances.

I think the difference between the aforementioned two is Fury's height and physicality, he will want and believe he can win so will go for it.... People say Fury's not a big puncher but he punches hard enough to hurt Wlad; given he was hurt by Wach and Pulev.

reggaereggae wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:I would pay not to watch Rod Stewart!! Hellish! Does anybody think Tyson has a chance here? I don't know what to think tbh. I thought Haye would've been better and also Pulev but they ended up being two of Wlads better performances.

I think the difference between the aforementioned two is Fury's height and physicality, he will want and believe he can win so will go for it.... People say Fury's not a big puncher but he punches hard enough to hurt Wlad; given he was hurt by Wach and Pulev.

Yeah it's a different fight because of Tysons size. Just finished watching the tactics on Sky and Tyson is mega confident. He really thinks he's going to pull this off. A confident guy is a dangerous guy. A lot of Wlads fights are won before a punch is thrown. Fury won't be intimidated. Want Fury to win but I can't see him being able to nullify Wlads jab.

Gnome wrote:10-0 local boy Jay Spencer will be fighting on the undercard.

http://boxrec.com/boxer/627805

Some local lad from Kumasi, Ghana

Londonirish wrote:

Gnome wrote:10-0 local boy Jay Spencer will be fighting on the undercard.

http://boxrec.com/boxer/627805

Some local lad from Kumasi, Ghana

I do understand what you mean tho

Gnome wrote:10-0 local boy Jay Spencer will be fighting on the undercard.

http://boxrec.com/boxer/627805

Some local lad from Kumasi, Ghana
I do understand what you mean tho

Londonirish wrote:

Gnome wrote:10-0 local boy Jay Spencer will be fighting on the undercard.

http://boxrec.com/boxer/627805

Some local lad from Kumasi, Ghana
I do understand what you mean tho

Haha. Originally from Ghana, but living in Düsseldorf for many years.

His gym-mate Robert Tlatlik, 17-0 light welterweight, is also fighting. Tlatlik and Spencer, both from Freundenreich gym, have both made (non-televised) appearances on Klitschko undercards before.

I thought Hughie was going to be fighting Nicolai Firtha? His new opponent, Adnan Redzovic, has a better looking record but he looks like a step-down to me.

Gnome wrote:I thought Hughie was going to be fighting Nicolai Firtha? His new opponent, Adnan Redzovic, has a better looking record but he looks like a step-down to me.

Firtha pulled out

Stuarty30 wrote:

reggaereggae wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:I would pay not to watch Rod Stewart!! Hellish! Does anybody think Tyson has a chance here? I don't know what to think tbh. I thought Haye would've been better and also Pulev but they ended up being two of Wlads better performances.

I think the difference between the aforementioned two is Fury's height and physicality, he will want and believe he can win so will go for it.... People say Fury's not a big puncher but he punches hard enough to hurt Wlad; given he was hurt by Wach and Pulev.

Yeah it's a different fight because of Tysons size. Just finished watching the tactics on Sky and Tyson is mega confident. He really thinks he's going to pull this off. A confident guy is a dangerous guy. A lot of Wlads fights are won before a punch is thrown. Fury won't be intimidated. Want Fury to win but I can't see him being able to nullify Wlads jab.

That's the difference between fury and most of wlads recent opponents,tyson is is young,strong with some decent skills and full of belief in himself,should be a right handful while it lasts.