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http://boxrec.com/en/event/763582

Came across this card from today. Bloody ell.. soo many fights. 25 in total!

Have there been cases where we've seen this in the UK or USA?

I know Wárren usually puts on big cards.

Spotted this Korean the other day. 24 Rookie bouts and another outing for Lee, who's story is WELL worth reading about!

Can't imagine many cards are longer, Georgian cards used to be really long, and some Panama ones seemed to go on for days

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 17:26 http://boxrec.com/en/event/763582

Came across this card from today. Bloody ell.. soo many fights. 25 in total!

Have there been cases where we've seen this in the UK or USA?

I know Wárren usually puts on big cards.

Is it not a Korean version of white collar boxing, since nearly all of the bouts are four rounders partcipated between novices that have only previously competed in a few fights?

heuk san lee did not look like i thought he would

In terms of QUALITY boxing cards WITHOUT SCRUBS Don King in the 1990s (while Tyson was in prison) used to LOAD his shows with top-notch bouts, often including world championship matchups:

9/17/1994 > 6 World Title Bouts (Mexican Independence Day weekend)
Chavez-Taylor II
Trinidad-Campas (both undefeated)
Finito Lopez-Saengmorokot (both undefeated)
Randall-Coggi
Rosi-Pettway
G Ruelas-Leija

5/7/1994 > 5 World Title Bouts (Cinco de Mayo weekend)
Chavez-Randall II
McClellan-Jackson II
Norris-Brown II
Nelson-Leija II
Finito Lopez-Guardia (both undefeated)'

Those 2 shows actually helped to start the trend of major fight cards on Cinco de Mayo weekend & Mexican Independence Day weekend, which 24 years later, have grown into the well-established tradition of the biggest weekends in boxing.

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 22:24

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑25 Feb 2018, 17:26 http://boxrec.com/en/event/763582

Came across this card from today. Bloody ell.. soo many fights. 25 in total!

Have there been cases where we've seen this in the UK or USA?

I know Wárren usually puts on big cards.

Is it not a Korean version of white collar boxing, since nearly all of the bouts are four rounders partcipated between novices that have only previously competed in a few fights?

It's a novice Rookie of the Year competition card I believe,like the ones that have been held in Korea and Japan for years

jamamb wrote: ↑26 Feb 2018, 00:01 heuk san lee did not look like i thought he would

You manage to read about his story? Or just saw a picture?

saw the picture then read the story

http://boxrec.com/en/event/765569

This card from Georgia also had 25 fights. Lots of six rounders.

I fought on this show. It says 26 fights, but my fight was the 68th I believe (meaning tons weren't recorded on boxrec)
https://boxrec.com/en/event/521953

I may be wrong but during the reign of Joe Louis there was a Great White Hope tournament staged in Detroit Michigan. I think in the end Lee Savold won the tournament. Frank Barbaro was the promoter of the event. 19 matches with 38 fighters on the card.

A lot of the cards I go to in New Zealand have anywhere from 12-17 fights, maybe 10 of those are 3 rounders.
It's a long night of boxing, beers are cheep, and excellent value for money night out.
But geese you can get horribly pissed.