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Hardman
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ricky hatton tickets

Post by Hardman »

Has anyone been to the Sheffield arena? £100 seems a lot to pay for the higher tier. I paid £80 in Manchester for the lower tier and had a really good view. It was also a lot better card. I’m undecided whether to do or not?
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Post by johnswan1 »

I'm not bothering with this one. The undercard last time was disgraceful but at least Tszyu was a much bigger name.
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Post by MightyWarrior »

That's steep for what looks like a mismatch with no undercard as yet. Maussa may hold a belt, but unless he pulls a shocker will probably go down as one of the worst world champs of all time..
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Post by Martin_H »

I wouldn't buy any tickets yet... If Warren get's his injunction on the 20th, you may end up holding a £100 ticket for a card that doesn't include Hatton vs Maussa.

I'd prefer to see what happens in court 1st before parting with any money.
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Post by dwo 27 »

I'm not bothering going to this one, no undercard announced and Warren may yet stop it from going ahead.
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Post by Loynesy »

Martin - i am due to be going to this fight and if Hatton cannot fight it is legally 100% clear you will get a refund: it has b een marketed as a Hatton fight.
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Post by Loynesy »

fornicating typical: as the only lawyer on this forum I spend my 500th post talking about the legal position on a fight...
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Post by steve689 »

Loynesy wrote:fornicating typical: as the only lawyer on this forum I spend my 500th post talking about the legal position on a fight...
What a professional you are Loynesy :TU:
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Post by Martin_H »

Loynesy wrote:fornicating typical: as the only lawyer on this forum I spend my 500th post talking about the legal position on a fight...
If I was you I would have kept that to myself!... :o
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Post by Neri »

That price is an absolute rip off. I'm sure thats alot more compared to the Hatton-Tszyu prices.
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Post by G-man »

The undercard could be OK, possibly Carl Thompson, Anthony Small?, Matthew Hatton?

Mark Krence v Carl Baker for the English Heavyweight Title has been confirmed for the undercard.
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Post by dondada »

G-man wrote:The undercard could be OK, possibly Carl Thompson, Anthony Small?, Matthew Hatton?

Mark Krence v Carl Baker for the English Heavyweight Title has been confirmed for the undercard.
Fight Academy should think about putting David Haye-Gurov on the bill for the European title. That would be a great chief support and probably ensure a sell out.
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Post by stujones »

Is there some US Fights that weekend that maybe can also be part of the PPV?
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