So who's all going to watch on Saturday?
Must admit I'm quite looking forward to it. The whole thing seems like a massive publicity stunt but I actually think it could be quite a decent fight.
Fancy Haye to win with a mid to late round KO.
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So who's all going to watch on Saturday?
Must admit I'm quite looking forward to it. The whole thing seems like a massive publicity stunt but I actually think it could be quite a decent fight.
Fancy Haye to win with a mid to late round KO.
I'll be watching. Looking forward to it.
Hope there's not any crowd trouble after though.
Im hoping its gonna be a good all out, punch punch punch sorta fight .
Just hope its not anouther haye -harrision sorta fight.
Another know what time the fight is sheduled to start?
Ring walks for Haye and Chisora scheduled for 9.50.Quote:
Originally Posted by bobbyhibs1983
The main undercard bout should be a really good fight too. Liam Walsh v Dimeneco Urbano for the European title.
Walsh is as cocky as they come but very exciting and talented. His 2 brothers are the same.
What channel is it on?
Box nation I think, can't help thinking it will turn out to be a farce of a fight though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Godsahibby
Ok thanxQuote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
I'm in Rome so will have to look for a link somewhere! Should be a cracker...
Think Haye will kill him! :agree:
Is this available on virgin PPV?
Anyone know whether the casino at Fountainpark will show this (or indeed anywhere else)?
18.50 PPV. Joke.
Includes 30 day subscription to box nation. Wow wee!
Carrick Knowe pub's showing it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wheat Hound
Agree its a bit steep for one fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by VickMackie
However if your big into your boxing and follow the domestic scene then boxnation is well worth the £10 or so a month. Sky are cutting back even more on the boxing in the months ahead having cut Ricky Hattons promo company from their schedule leaving them with only Frank Maloney and a fight by fight deal with Eddie Hearn. If the rumours about Ricky and Warren putting their differences aside and Rickys fighters going onto boxnation then it will be even more worth it as it will be about the only place to see British title fights.
I ve never been to the casino at fountainbridge but the one at the maybury is showing itQuote:
Originally Posted by Wheat Hound
I tihnk you have to surscribe to boxnation to get it, If i recall its £10 per monthQuote:
Originally Posted by VickMackie
Fight is being shown on http://www.epixhd.com/sports/.
This a legal stream and is meant for folk based in the states.
I'll leave the rest up to you.
got me a nice stream so totally watching:thumbsup:
Me too, virtually HD quality. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by cocopops1875
Yep i could do with linky as well please my stream is no so goodQuote:
Originally Posted by StevieBoy
here too is possiableQuote:
Originally Posted by StevieBoy
has haye got on the biggest EVER waistband in the history of boxing :rolleyes: it's just about up at his chin
Haye wins in the 5th, decent fight but Haye just too good for him.
Despite starting the fight as bitter rivals, the pair embraced at the conclusion of the fight, shaking hands and bringing an end to their feud.
gosh :confused: really didn't expect that to happen :rolleyes:
Crap fight with the expected outcome, of course they were both happy they succeeded in a brilliant piece of theatre that has earned them both big bucks. The PR machine that controls boxing wins again!
Chisora is poor. Haye is an ok fighter. It was a decent fight, but neither of them
With excel at any other level.
I'm ready for my bed. Roll on the big
Fight
Barry McGuigan summed it up for me:
'Good fight but what did we learn? Chisora is average at best, Hayes a level above.'
Think that's about right. Was a pretty decent fight but Chisora is limited and is domestic level. Hayes is still Britains only really credible heavyweight (big David Price has the potential to get there) but is at a strange place. Too good for the domestic and European scene but not good enough for the Klitschkos.
Think people need to get over the whole 'it was all staged thing'. Of course it was. It was over the top and ridiculous but both showed a wee bit humility at the end and good to see Chisora vowing to honour the £20 000 side bet for charity.
Thats a good summary, the heavyweight division is boring just now, in fact it has been for a while, but last nights fight gave us a little excitement for a change.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy