Re: AJ vs Wlad tickets all gone
Posted: 20 Dec 2016, 10:05
I don't know why their isn't a law that states all ticketed events require names to be printed on tickets, simple
40 quid!!mimmy123 wrote:you can get some decent tickets which is surprising on stubhub, not inflated at all which again is surprising
https://www.stubhub.co.uk/joshuaklitschkotickets
Cheap ones for £40
block 125 £80 if i was wanting to go id buy themjamesmcdonnell wrote:40 quid!!mimmy123 wrote:you can get some decent tickets which is surprising on stubhub, not inflated at all which again is surprising
https://www.stubhub.co.uk/joshuaklitschkotickets
Cheap ones for £40
ginty wrote:I just see that but when I tried to buy it said they were gonemimmy123 wrote:you can get some decent tickets which is surprising on stubhub, not inflated at all which again is surprising
https://www.stubhub.co.uk/joshuaklitschkotickets
Cheap ones for £40
upload imgWow - that is not a good view.mimmy123 wrote:ginty wrote:I just see that but when I tried to buy it said they were gonemimmy123 wrote:you can get some decent tickets which is surprising on stubhub, not inflated at all which again is surprising
https://www.stubhub.co.uk/joshuaklitschkotickets
Cheap ones for £40
They are available
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I'm guessing a pair of binoculars comes in handy with those tickets.jamesmcdonnell wrote:40 quid!!mimmy123 wrote:you can get some decent tickets which is surprising on stubhub, not inflated at all which again is surprising
https://www.stubhub.co.uk/joshuaklitschkotickets
Cheap ones for £40

It's annoying but it's good for boxing.Boxerbeetle wrote:It's crazy how popular Joshua is. After the Molina fight, my Facebook feed was flooded by people who never watch boxing all sharing clips of the knockout and saying how amazing he is. Half of those were girls. People in work are already doing my head in, loads of them have been trying to get tickets for this - they've genuinely never even heard of Klitschko before, they just know it's a big fight and want to say they were there
That's good for boxing though surely?Boxerbeetle wrote:It's crazy how popular Joshua is. After the Molina fight, my Facebook feed was flooded by people who never watch boxing all sharing clips of the knockout and saying how amazing he is. Half of those were girls. People in work are already doing my head in, loads of them have been trying to get tickets for this - they've genuinely never even heard of Klitschko before, they just know it's a big fight and want to say they were there
Yeah, be good to watch with a few people on a big screen. Used to have a projector that I'd roll out for big fights, but the bulb went and cost a bomb to replace.Stuarty30 wrote:Can't be fucked with all the clamour for tickets and overpaying greedy cúnts for crap seats. Sitting next to pished idiots and listening to their crap! I'd much prefer to watch on tv with a slab of beer and a takeaway in my own home. Few mates over maybe.
I like attending a fight every now and then as a treat depending on who it is but most of the time I prefer watching on tv to be honest.
That's what I'll be doing. The PPV, a few bottles and an Indian won't set me back much more than £40. That would just about cover my train ticket to Wembley and back! For a good seat, few drinks and other things etc, you can easily end up £400 lighter.Stuarty30 wrote:Can't be fucked with all the clamour for tickets and overpaying greedy cúnts for crap seats. Sitting next to pished idiots and listening to their crap! I'd much prefer to watch on tv with a slab of beer and a takeaway in my own home. Few mates over maybe.
I like attending a fight every now and then as a treat depending on who it is but most of the time I prefer watching on tv to be honest.
The beauty of having so much time from now until the event is, they still have enough time to sell it how they like. If tickets don't move quickly, I expect to hear stories from training camps where Joshua/Wlad felt disrespected by the other etc etctony1234 wrote:Will it really do 80000 or will the touts catch a cold on this one ? Absolutely no bad blood like Froch v Groves 2 or comic WWE like Bellew v Haye so will be interesting to see what it does.