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Heavyweight Super 6

Posted: 22 May 2016, 15:39
by SAPFO
Would this work.

Each man guaranteed a set fee for 5 contracted fights over 2 years.

£25million each for the total of 5 fights, with penalties for pulling out, or not completing the contract

Would this pull £150million worldwide revenue over the tournament to make it worthwhile? Maybe £200million inc setting up etc.

Fighters that would sell ideally:

Wilder
Fury
Haye
Ortiz
Parker
Joshua

The rest, who I don't think would garner much world interest:
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Povetkin
Pulev
Klitchko

Re: Heavyweight Super 6

Posted: 22 May 2016, 15:42
by expe
Not sure how you can do a heavyweight tournament without including the man that was champion for the last 10 years.

Re: Heavyweight Super 6

Posted: 22 May 2016, 16:03
by Horse
Tyson Fury vs Wladimir Klitschko
Deontay Wilder vs Kubrat Pulev
Alexander Povetkin vs Luis Ortiz
Joseph Parker vs Anthony Joshua

A simple 8 man tournament would do.

Make it double elimination if you want more fights.

Re: Heavyweight Super 6

Posted: 22 May 2016, 16:04
by handsofstone
Horse wrote:Tyson Fury vs Wladimir Klitschko
Deontay Wilder vs Kubrat Pulev
Alexander Povetkin vs Luis Ortiz
Joseph Parker vs Anthony Joshua

A simple 8 man tournament would do.

Make it double elimination if you want more fights.
Whoever wins is fed to Big Bad John

Re: Heavyweight Super 6

Posted: 22 May 2016, 16:06
by Horse
handsofstone wrote:Whoever wins is fed to Big Bad John
I think McDermott would need a comeback fight first.

McDermott vs Haye for the vacant English title should be made.

Re: Heavyweight Super 6

Posted: 22 May 2016, 16:21
by SAPFO
expe wrote:Not sure how you can do a heavyweight tournament without including the man that was champion for the last 10 years.
He won't be interested, as it won't be on his terms.
Horse wrote:
handsofstone wrote:Whoever wins is fed to Big Bad John
I think McDermott would need a comeback fight first.

McDermott vs Haye for the vacant English title should be made.
Silly as it sounds, it was better than any of the last nights fights.

Re: Heavyweight Super 6

Posted: 22 May 2016, 16:39
by expe
Horse wrote:
handsofstone wrote:Whoever wins is fed to Big Bad John
I think McDermott would need a comeback fight first.

McDermott vs Haye for the vacant English title should be made.
With McDermott's inactivity and Haye's poor recent opponents, I'm not sure that fight would merit the English title being on the line, they might have to settle for the Southern Area.

Re: Heavyweight Super 6

Posted: 22 May 2016, 16:53
by lefty
expe wrote:
Horse wrote:
handsofstone wrote:Whoever wins is fed to Big Bad John
I think McDermott would need a comeback fight first.

McDermott vs Haye for the vacant English title should be made.
With McDermott's inactivity and Haye's poor recent opponents, I'm not sure that fight would merit the English title being on the line, they might have to settle for the Southern Area.
:lol:

Re: Heavyweight Super 6

Posted: 22 May 2016, 17:00
by gilgamesh
I'd like to see another Super 6, but just by uttering the words "I'd like to see it" on a Boxing forum must have some Promoter somewhere going "Well you heard him. Now give him the opposite of what he wants"

Re: Heavyweight Super 6

Posted: 22 May 2016, 19:00
by BitPlayer
It'd take a lot to get Fury Vs Haye.

Re: Heavyweight Super 6

Posted: 22 May 2016, 19:43
by SAPFO
5 fights, guaranteed 25 million

As you progress your purse gets larger...

Who needs belts !!

Re: Heavyweight Super 6

Posted: 23 May 2016, 04:32
by Stuarty
expe wrote:Not sure how you can do a heavyweight tournament without including the man that was champion for the last 10 years.
I doubt he's got five fights left in him tbh. He's not looked too clever his last couple of fights. Was excellent against Pulev though so it looks as if he's gotten old over night. We'll see if he changes it up against Fury. Maybe I'm being a bit too harsh? He has got a few questions to answer against Fury. If he does it then fair play.

Re: Heavyweight Super 6

Posted: 24 May 2016, 12:17
by WildWaylon
Stuarty30 wrote:
expe wrote:Not sure how you can do a heavyweight tournament without including the man that was champion for the last 10 years.
I doubt he's got five fights left in him tbh. He's not looked too clever his last couple of fights. Was excellent against Pulev though so it looks as if he's gotten old over night. We'll see if he changes it up against Fury. Maybe I'm being a bit too harsh? He has got a few questions to answer against Fury. If he does it then fair play.
I see a totally different fight this time. Klitscho to win. Can anyone tell me what is going on with Wilder? Has he pulled out of his fight?

Re: Heavyweight Super 6

Posted: 24 May 2016, 14:10
by asdfjkl
SAPFO wrote:Would this work.

Each man guaranteed a set fee for 5 contracted fights over 2 years.

£25million each for the total of 5 fights, with penalties for pulling out, or not completing the contract

Would this pull £150million worldwide revenue over the tournament to make it worthwhile? Maybe £200million inc setting up etc.

Fighters that would sell ideally:

Wilder
Fury
Haye
Ortiz
Parker
Joshua

The rest, who I don't think would garner much world interest:
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Povetkin
Pulev
Klitchko
It's so close actually, I think Klitschko can win against Haye, Ortiz, and Parker, I find Klitschko Wilder really hard to predict.
Remarkebly I expect Wilder to win against Haye, Haye to win (most rounds) against Ortiz and Ortiz to win against Wilder, which makes an odd triangle.

I think Haye can win most rounds against Povetkin and Ortiz, but will probably lose against all others.

I expect Joshua and Fury to win against everybody and if I had to put money on it I would put it on Joshua on KO if they fought each other.

I think styles make fights, Wilder for example got quite an ideal body for a boxer, but he isn't a smart boxer. Hughie Fury got a terrible body for a top boxer, but he's simply a very smart boxer. Povetkin got a terrible body as well, a bit in a differend way, but you can see that he's highly skooled from young age.


I must take some words back around Wilder over the last few years as well actually. I still don't like the guy, I still hate him outside the ring, but he has proved he has more skills as I expected, he improved massively between his Stiverne and Duhaupas fight.