joey_macmo
Player Valuation: £35m
Gallagher comes across a bit of a bell imo
Boxing
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Gallagher comes across a bit of a bell imo
joey_macmo
Player Valuation: £35m
Going to be a couple of live fights in York hall with the public workouts for the Joshua card apparently
mitchell1996
Player Valuation: £8m
Yeah, he got it spot on last time but im the same - don't rate him nearly as high as other trainers in the uk. He had in a big part in losing Quigg the Frampton fight i think. Not saying Quigg would've won with a better trainer but telling Quigg he had to start throwing punches because somebody told him Sky had Quigg 6-1 down was a joke- everybody knew Quigg wasn't doing enough, he doesn't half blow his own trumpet aswell, kin hate the smith brothers aswell.
bluebrotha77
Player Valuation: £20m
Don't really like fury anyway.tink klitscho will win but that could be my dislike of fury talking.thought that fight would sell fairly well.
l4toffee
Player Valuation: £40m
I think the ticket prices are daft mate . Still as you say I thought it would sell well myself .
Roger Milla
Player Valuation: £20m
Cheapest tickets are £50 and that's just for sections in the far upper tier. Ticket prices are a joke. Would of been interested in going myself but prices put me off.
bluebrotha77
Player Valuation: £20m
Jeez thats dear alright.didn't realise they were that dear.balls to that
bluebrotha77
Player Valuation: £20m
SERGEY KOVALEV looks set to defend his IBF, WBA and WBO world light-heavyweight titles against Andre Ward on November 19 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
Main Events, who promote Kovalev, and Roc Nation, who handle Ward, have applied to the Nevada State Athletic Commission to co-promote the show. The NSAC will make their decision at a meeting on Tuesday (June 21), though it is almost a certainty that the date and venue will be ratified.
Both men signed to fight each other a while ago, though they must get through interim bouts before meeting in what is one of the best fights in boxing. HBO will pick up the fight in America on pay-per-view.
Kovalev will defend his titles against unfancied Isaac Chilemba on July 11, while Ward is expected to box in August – though details of his outing have not yet been confirmed.
The Russian wrecking ball is widely regarded as the best at 175lbs, having soundly beaten the likes of Bernard Hopkins, Jean Pascal (twice) and Nathan Cleverly. Besides his decision over the wily Hopkins in 2014, the last time Kovalev was taken the distance was in 2010.
Ward, meanwhile, cleaned up at super-middleweight, scalping Carl Froch, Mikkel Kessler and Arthur Abraham. He debuted at light-heavy with a dominant decision win over unbeaten Sullivan Barrera in March.
Neither man has shown any major weaknesses in the ring, making this a genuine 50-50 fight at the highest level.
The T-Mobile Arena hosted its first boxing event in May when Canelo Alvarez flattened Amir Khan in six rounds. Golden Boy Promotions applied to the NSAC to hold an event at the MGM Grand on September 17 for Canelo’s next outing, which the world hopes will come against Gennady Golovkin.
New York was also being considered for Kovalev-Ward, though it seems natural that such an event will take place in the fighting capital of the world.
Main Events, who promote Kovalev, and Roc Nation, who handle Ward, have applied to the Nevada State Athletic Commission to co-promote the show. The NSAC will make their decision at a meeting on Tuesday (June 21), though it is almost a certainty that the date and venue will be ratified.
Both men signed to fight each other a while ago, though they must get through interim bouts before meeting in what is one of the best fights in boxing. HBO will pick up the fight in America on pay-per-view.
Kovalev will defend his titles against unfancied Isaac Chilemba on July 11, while Ward is expected to box in August – though details of his outing have not yet been confirmed.
The Russian wrecking ball is widely regarded as the best at 175lbs, having soundly beaten the likes of Bernard Hopkins, Jean Pascal (twice) and Nathan Cleverly. Besides his decision over the wily Hopkins in 2014, the last time Kovalev was taken the distance was in 2010.
Ward, meanwhile, cleaned up at super-middleweight, scalping Carl Froch, Mikkel Kessler and Arthur Abraham. He debuted at light-heavy with a dominant decision win over unbeaten Sullivan Barrera in March.
Neither man has shown any major weaknesses in the ring, making this a genuine 50-50 fight at the highest level.
The T-Mobile Arena hosted its first boxing event in May when Canelo Alvarez flattened Amir Khan in six rounds. Golden Boy Promotions applied to the NSAC to hold an event at the MGM Grand on September 17 for Canelo’s next outing, which the world hopes will come against Gennady Golovkin.
New York was also being considered for Kovalev-Ward, though it seems natural that such an event will take place in the fighting capital of the world.
l4toffee
Player Valuation: £40m
now that's a super fight of our era .
bluebrotha77
Player Valuation: £20m
Ah stop.serious fight if it goes ahead.on paper it is defo the fight of the year.just hope ward doesn't get "an injury" before november.
l4toffee
Player Valuation: £40m
I think ward Defo fancies it . He's not earned the big dough someone of his talent should have . This will be a huge one for him
mitchell1996
Player Valuation: £8m
Looking forward to Thurman/Porter and Groves/Murray next week both very close fights also think Eubank/Doran could be a good fight whilst it lasts