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Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March *MYSTERIOUS UPDATE*
Posted: 19 Jan 2009, 14:49
by Neri
A Hayemaker press conference was due to take place this morning at the Echo Arena to reveal the opponents for Hayemaker fighters on 28th March. Anybody know any details? The local websites have nothing on it. I heard rumours Hayemaker wanted a scouser topping the bill instead of Rhodes-Small. My suspicion was Dodson-Magee for the British. Anyone?
Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 19 Jan 2009, 15:12
by whicker
I think Dodson posts here, so he might know.
Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 19 Jan 2009, 16:09
by standing8
I spoke to a hayemaker chap @ the wigan show,he thinks there's a press conference on wednesday
Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 19 Jan 2009, 16:36
by whiteboy
SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT BRIAN MAGEE (Holder) v TONY DODSON
The Stewards agreed the above mandatory defence to be promoted by David Coldwell and Adam Booth. The contest to take place at the Echo Arena, Liverpool on 28th March 2009.
Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 20 Jan 2009, 05:31
by boxingchat
Shows their media savvy to go in between two Merseyside Derbies.
Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 20 Jan 2009, 05:35
by twenty six
Only BC could query another firms "media savvy".
Your mob's top of the league for communication aren't they ?

Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 20 Jan 2009, 05:41
by leforge
I think its a good bill, these fights are likely to happen unless Small pulls out for some reason.
Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 20 Jan 2009, 05:50
by GlobalBox
boxingchat wrote:Shows their media savvy to go in between two Merseyside Derbies.
Everyone has to learn about these things, take the SN website for arguments sake, they are still advertising Brook/Lloyd on Jan 30th, its been Elwell for the past couple of weeks at least.
Glass houses and all that spring to mind
Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 20 Jan 2009, 06:37
by whicker
boxingchat wrote:Shows their media savvy to go in between two Merseyside Derbies.
So what?
Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 20 Jan 2009, 08:02
by Pugilist-specialist
whiteboy wrote:SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT BRIAN MAGEE (Holder) v TONY DODSON
The Stewards agreed the above mandatory defence to be promoted by David Coldwell and Adam Booth. The contest to take place at the Echo Arena, Liverpool on 28th March 2009.
Where is this from ?
Anyone got any more news from the Board ?

Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 20 Jan 2009, 08:17
by whiteboy
all on the board website mate
Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 20 Jan 2009, 08:23
by boxingchat
whicker wrote:boxingchat wrote:Shows their media savvy to go in between two Merseyside Derbies.
So what?
Well, there's only so much space in the local sports pages and on Merseytside these matches are rather newsworthy. This show is hardly national newpaper stuff so to get optimum coverage, which is the whole point of a PC, this is most certainly not the week.
Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 20 Jan 2009, 08:27
by DG.
boxingchat wrote:Shows their media savvy to go in between two Merseyside Derbies.
I think this will sell well.
Sports Networks are going DOWN!!!!!!

Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 20 Jan 2009, 09:11
by whicker
boxingchat wrote:whicker wrote:boxingchat wrote:Shows their media savvy to go in between two Merseyside Derbies.
So what?
Well, there's only so much space in the local sports pages and on Merseytside these matches are rather newsworthy. This show is hardly national newpaper stuff so to get optimum coverage, which is the whole point of a PC, this is most certainly not the week.
Fair point, I see what you mean.
To be honest though, I can't see how much newspaper space a bout featuring a local fighter for the British title would get anyway.
Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 20 Jan 2009, 11:42
by dondada
Terence wrote:They should switch the PC headline:
'Liverpool FC may collapse halfway through a contest but our fighters won't! Come and see a real fight [insert the date here, and the venue, and the fighters on the bill]'
Just stick Stevie GBH on the undercard.
Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 20 Jan 2009, 11:51
by Coco
boxingchat wrote:Shows their media savvy to go in between two Merseyside Derbies.
Can you confirm Small will fight?
Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 20 Jan 2009, 11:55
by boxingchat
Coco wrote:boxingchat wrote:Shows their media savvy to go in between two Merseyside Derbies.
Can you confirm Small will fight?
Small will fight? of course he will, although it's a bit odd that they haven't invited him to any PC, sent him any posters or even offered him any tickets to sell. I think it's Rhodes you need to worry about, him and the poison dwarf have been saying for ages that 'Small isn't on my radar' well he is now! Look out for Rhodes to vacate and defend his WBC International title instead.
Small V Pryce coming soon no doubt!
Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 20 Jan 2009, 12:11
by boxingchat
Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 20 Jan 2009, 16:08
by whicker
I'd think that "no local interest" really means "no press interest" which isn't surprising given the lack of press interest in boxing.
Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 20 Jan 2009, 16:11
by Captain Hook
boxingchat wrote:whicker wrote:boxingchat wrote:Shows their media savvy to go in between two Merseyside Derbies.
So what?
Well, there's only so much space in the local sports pages and on Merseytside these matches are rather newsworthy. This show is hardly national newpaper stuff so to get optimum coverage, which is the whole point of a PC, this is most certainly not the week.
You're screaming from a sinking ship..

Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 20 Jan 2009, 16:41
by whicker
boxingchat wrote: I think it's Rhodes you need to worry about, him and the poison dwarf have been saying for ages that 'Small isn't on my radar' well he is now! Look out for Rhodes to vacate and defend his WBC International title instead.
Small V Pryce coming soon no doubt!
Poster "Twenty-Six" is friends with Ryan Rhodes, perhaps he could confirm-deny what you are saying?
It would be a shame if this fight didn't go ahead- it has been planned for ages, and sounds like a good one!
Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 20 Jan 2009, 17:02
by steve689
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Terence wrote:They should switch the PC headline:
'Liverpool FC may collapse halfway through a contest but our fighters won't! Come and see a real fight [insert the date here, and the venue, and the fighters on the bill]'
Just stick Stevie GBH on the undercard.
Who, me?

Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March
Posted: 20 Jan 2009, 17:09
by Captain Hook
whicker wrote:boxingchat wrote: I think it's Rhodes you need to worry about, him and the poison dwarf have been saying for ages that 'Small isn't on my radar' well he is now! Look out for Rhodes to vacate and defend his WBC International title instead.
Small V Pryce coming soon no doubt!
Poster "Twenty-Six" is friends with Ryan Rhodes, perhaps he could confirm-deny what you are saying?
It would be a shame if this fight didn't go ahead- it has been planned for ages, and sounds like a good one!
twentysix just pretends to be his mate, I'll ask him :)
Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March *MYSTERIOUS UPDATE*
Posted: 23 Jan 2009, 12:15
by Neri
The press conference set for monday just gone was called off. It is now next Tuesday at the echo arena so not much details released yet.
Although Liverpool Boxing writer Nick Peet says that all he has been told by Hayemaker is that you might want to take a video camera to the press conference because something special will happen
David Haye fighting on the show against ???
On a side note, Robin Reid said he would like to fight the winner of Magee-Dodson as he has never held the British title.
Also, Liverpool have two fighters involved in the light heavyweight version of Prizefighter - Courtney Fry and Carl Dilks.
Re: Echo Arena, Liverpool 28th March *MYSTERIOUS UPDATE*
Posted: 23 Jan 2009, 16:21
by Spud
Neri wrote:Although Liverpool Boxing writer Nick Peet says that all he has been told by Hayemaker is that you might want to take a video camera to the press conference because something special will happen
