Eubank Jnr v Renold Quinlan - ITV Box Office 4/2/17

You can't blame Quinlan for feeling this way either.

This is only a few weeks away (Quinlan hasn't even got a flight from Australia booked yet) and i haven't seen 1 single advert on ITV and no publicity whatsoever on the internet, press etc.
Absolute fucking joke when you think ITV are doing this on PPV :confused:

You'd have thought they'd have been promoting the shit out of this which makes me think it's not gonna happen and they've pulled the plug on it and have yet to announce it publicly.

Quinlan is even begging Eddie Hearn to take the fight on and stick it on as an undercard on one of his future shows ;D

Renold Quinlan threatens to pull out of Chris Eubank Jr fight over lack of build-up - Mirror Online

That is a very low amount of money he is being paid for a world title ppv fight. Very strange.

If this was sky they would promoting the hell out of the fight but instead we get Eubank junior and senior on the London Eye. :)

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That is a very low amount of money he is being paid for a world title ppv fight. Very strange.

If this was sky they would promoting the hell out of the fight but instead we get Eubank junior and senior on the London Eye. :)

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But it's not a World title fight! I think ITV Have no intention of putting this fight on as PPV in early Feb. they're just taking the piss out of the Eubanks and testing the water for what interest there might be if ITV dip their toes in the PPV pool. Quinlan should just look for another fight.

ITV taking liberties with the Eubanks? Never.

ITV4 are showing this card in a few weeks....... the Big One from Preston Guild Hall :rolleyes:

The line-up for ITV4's Big Fight Live event has been announced ahead of the boxing action taking place early in 2017.
On Saturday 21 January, the channel will show a line up of the brightest and best British boxing talent with KO specialist Robbie Davies set to light up the event as he faces the toughest challenge of his career on February 21st against former world title challenger Willie Limond at Preston Guild Hall.
Liverpudlian super lightweight prospect Davies, son of former Olympian Robbie Senior, is stirring up boxing scene in his hometown after impressively stopping 10 of his 14 straight victories.
But this is easily his biggest test as Limond has shared the ring with the likes of Erik Morales, Amir Khan, Alex Arthur and Anthony Crolla. The pair meet for the WBA continental title in what promises to be a rip-roaring contest with Davies regarded as having real star quality.
Chief support will be a Lancashire hotpot between middleweights Jack Arnfield and Mick Hall. The two local rivals, Arnfield from Blackpool, Hall from Preston, fought a pulsating 'Prizefighter' contest over three rounds in February 2015, but this time it will be the real thing over the extended distance. Arnfield edged it by a split decision, but must now take on Hall again, this time in front of the latter's huge fan base.
Also on the bill is Belfast’s Anthony Cacace, who has won all his 15 fights at super featherweight since turning pro in 2012 and will face an opponent soon to be named.
This event will precede ITV Box Office's exclusive live coverage of the IBO World Super Middleweight Title bout between Chris Eubank Jnr, Britain’s number one middleweight, and Renold Quinlan, the title holder. The promoter is Poxon Sports in association with Unity Motion.

ITV announce Big Fight Live line-up - ITV News

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ITV4 are showing this card in a few weeks....... the Big One from Preston Guild Hall :rolleyes:

The line-up for ITV4's Big Fight Live event has been announced ahead of the boxing action taking place early in 2017.
On Saturday 21 January, the channel will show a line up of the brightest and best British boxing talent with KO specialist Robbie Davies set to light up the event as he faces the toughest challenge of his career on February 21st against former world title challenger Willie Limond at Preston Guild Hall.
Liverpudlian super lightweight prospect Davies, son of former Olympian Robbie Senior, is stirring up boxing scene in his hometown after impressively stopping 10 of his 14 straight victories.
But this is easily his biggest test as Limond has shared the ring with the likes of Erik Morales, Amir Khan, Alex Arthur and Anthony Crolla. The pair meet for the WBA continental title in what promises to be a rip-roaring contest with Davies regarded as having real star quality.
Chief support will be a Lancashire hotpot between middleweights Jack Arnfield and Mick Hall. The two local rivals, Arnfield from Blackpool, Hall from Preston, fought a pulsating 'Prizefighter' contest over three rounds in February 2015, but this time it will be the real thing over the extended distance. Arnfield edged it by a split decision, but must now take on Hall again, this time in front of the latter's huge fan base.
Also on the bill is Belfast’s Anthony Cacace, who has won all his 15 fights at super featherweight since turning pro in 2012 and will face an opponent soon to be named.
This event will precede ITV Box Office's exclusive live coverage of the IBO World Super Middleweight Title bout between Chris Eubank Jnr, Britain’s number one middleweight, and Renold Quinlan, the title holder. The promoter is Poxon Sports in association with Unity Motion.

ITV announce Big Fight Live line-up - ITV News

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Precisely! That was dated 23rd December. What have we heard since? Zip,zilch, nada, niente, nil, null, zero, nothing, nowt, zip, Jackshit, sweet FA!
ITV Are a National TV channel, if they were serious about this , I think they might've gone with a more high profile promotion company than "POXON Sports in association with Unity motion!"

Bring back Gary Newbon on ITV and he will publicise this fight for all it is worth.

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Poxon sports says it all, ask Ricky Hatton, Sheffield wannabee, never will bee, two bob promoter.

Novice from other side of world with plastic title fights loud mouth media product!

Not surprised are we that the ticket sales are low?

Here is the poster. Eubank Sr cannot help himself. The ego it seems has still not landed.


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A few decent fights added to the undercard. Price v Hammer, Etches v Ryder and Galahad v Ukranian I never heard off. Interesting thing about this is I read the under card is free on ITV 4 and you only have to pay for the Eubank fight :D. Bizzare!

Saw on Mirror website that this is going to be £12.95 on itv.

Just don't understand this at all

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I'm hoping Junior will only this once use that image which is a blatant ploy to bring in People my age (40 plus) who are maybe off the boxing scene since the freebie days of Benn, Eubank, Bruno etc on ITV/BBC back to watch Boxing again.

We've now got Audley Harrison sticking his beak into the mix with his "open" letter to the Eubanks ;D



The letter reads as follows:
Dear Chris,
Season’s greetings; I’m wishing you and Team Eubanks a prosperous and successful new year.
I wanted to touch base and reach out to you, as I will never forget you kindly coming to see me back in the day, after I lost my unbeaten record to Danny Williams. You found me in my hotel and offered me advice from the heart. What you discussed was very helpful to my soul ... so truly Chris, I thank you for that.
I hope my honest feedback helps you navigate your son’s next steps.
When we met back then in 2005, you questioned whether I had to hunger to turn things around in my career, as I was already financially stable and likely sleeping in silk bed sheets (still smile at that today) ... I told you I was confident I could (and would) turn things around.
In my rematch with Danny a year later, I turned up ready for redemption, and almost decapitated him.
Unfortunately, that opportunity to get redemption was tied into a long-term promotional contract with one my nemesis Frank Warren.
Deep down, I knew giving up control to him was my surrender. I had already promised myself early in my career (and told the world), I would never sign a deal with him or win a world title for him, so it became a self-fulfilling prophecy in my career, when I signed on the dotted line.
Looking back, when I unfairly lost my BBC deal, I should have walked away from boxing into retirement, as there was nowhere else I could turn. Frank was back in control and no television network would give me my own broadcasting deal.
Not fulfilling my goals to be a multi-belt world champion does hurt a bit, I can't lie ... but seeing Frank Warren and Matchroom as the successors in my capitulation irritates me even more.
Look at Matchroom now, they signed every Olympian with the ‘Look at Audley, he tried to do everything himself and failed' so we must control everything, and each fighter has had to accept it. Matchroom to be fair (under Eddie) have been much more willing to tie boxers into the television money than when I turned professional, but they have used me to have even more control than Warren has.
So you know, Matchroom’s pay-per-view model comes from my deal I negotiated with David Haye. I gave Eddie the contract to take on his flight home (after preventing him from joining my meeting in Las Vegas with Adam Booth) and with that contract
he learned the pay-per-view model that Hayemaker Promotions was using on Sky.
Similar to my landmark deal on BBC; you have set the cat amongst the pigeons with your groundbreaking deal on ITV.
When I signed my direct deal with BBC, Frank Warren could not believe or accept that I pulled it off. The player got played, and I was in the game BIG TIME. I heard you mention Barry Hearn's comment to you and it made me smile.
As Kellie (Frank) Maloney spoke about in the Big Brother house in 2014, the two Franks had to do everything and anything to ensure I didn't make it.
Please do not make the mistake I made of letting Matchroom / Warren distract you with their BS ... this is a different kind of focus you need, and thankfully you do not have to dedicate time to training and boxing as I did ... eventually they will crash your ship if you let them continually distract you.
They sleep comfortable at night either way; it's in their DNA. Stay focused and don't waste your time going back at them.
Promote your son, make your money, don't give them more power by talking about them, my advice to you is … do you, do you, do you.
Chris Jr has lots of talent, but strategy and planning will determine what you and young Eubanks achieve, as the obstacles will come thick and fast if you get distracted with a public debate and tussle.
Like I, you are not concerned with the opinions of sheep, so those who fight against you are mostly that, but it's still takes time to respond and therefore, it takes you away from your path.
The institutions that govern England are skewed against black power/control, with institutional racism unfortunately embedded in the nucleus and foundation of British Society.
When I fought back against Frank, I had to contend with his whole army (press, board of control, his cronies) and then the BBC joined in against me, and the battle to keep control of my career and company was doomed.
It's fair to say, I came face-to-face with what I call the 'belly of the beast' 'eye of the devil' 'the door to my abyss'
At that moment, I knew without a shadow of a doubt, that these people will stop at nothing to destroy me ... crippling my power has become their No 1 priority ... AT ALL COSTS.
They succeeded, but thankfully I had enough strength left to jump on a plane, and start a new life abroad.
If I stayed, I likely would have put a bullet in one of them, get locked up in a mental institution, or unravel broke and destitute blaming the world for my failures.
I say this to you with no shame, the bastards broke me down, but it was the best thing that happened me, as it woke me up from being like Tony Montana in Scarface, (I came from that, but I didn't want to go out like that), guns blazing, double crossing everyone I did business with.
I became what I was fighting against, and I'm so glad it all came tumbling down.
From that adversity, Audley Harrison became a man and so started my journey into adulthood at 34 years of age.
Keep focused on the prize Chris, don't let them distract you, as they will stop at nothing to sink your ship and we (people with soul) are not built like that.
Yours In Sport,
Audley Harrison M.B.E.



Shocker: Audley Harrison pens controversial open letter to Chris Eubank Sr. | World Boxing News

I read that open letter from Audley and it did make me think differently about a few things. Dont get me wrong, whatever he went through in no way shape or form stopped him from fulfilling his 'destiny' of becoming World champion, he just didn't have it.

Can you imagine though trying to go head to head with Warren and Hearn? Their tentacles stretch far and wide, I bet it was murder getting the smallest of things over the line. Both Hearn and Warren have said they're sick and tired of talking about Eubank, but they keep on doing it, it's another opportunity to tell people how shit they are and how they dont know what they're doing.

that letter just looks like another big excuse why Audley didn't reach his goal

has he written it for the Eubanks or has he written it for himself?

having said that, he is right in the saying Hearn and Warren will say anything to put The Eubank's approach down

Excellent letter from Audley and a lot of what he said was true about Frank and Eddie.

Audley followed the model that Lennox did and never allowed Don King near him.

Audley messed up his potential, he got too much too soon but still could have got more but for his chin.

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Excellent letter from Audley and a lot of what he said was true about Frank and Eddie.

Audley followed the model that Lennox did and never allowed Don King near him.

Audley messed up his potential, he got too much too soon but still could have got more but for his chin.

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Excellent Letter? It's a load of fucking bullshit!
I am seriously of the mind that Audley is mentally disturbed. He is fucking Ill, and I'm concerned for his sanity.

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Excellent letter from Audley and a lot of what he said was true about Frank and Eddie.

Audley followed the model that Lennox did and never allowed Don King near him.

Audley messed up his potential, he got too much too soon but still could have got more but for his chin.

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Excellent Letter? It's a load of fucking bullshit!
I am seriously of the mind that Audley is mentally disturbed. He is fucking Ill, and I'm concerned for his sanity.

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Why are Warren and Eddie always crying about Eubank and still willing to work with him? They fear him and his way of working.

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Excellent letter from Audley and a lot of what he said was true about Frank and Eddie.

Audley followed the model that Lennox did and never allowed Don King near him.

Audley messed up his potential, he got too much too soon but still could have got more but for his chin.

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Excellent Letter? It's a load of fucking bullshit!
I am seriously of the mind that Audley is mentally disturbed. He is fucking Ill, and I'm concerned for his sanity.

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Why are Warren and Eddie always crying about Eubank and still willing to work with him? They fear him and his way of working.

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Come on, they don't fear Eubank, they fucking ridicule him! They're businessmen, they'll work with the dopey cunt if there's money in it for them, but they can't respect him, because he is fucking stupid but thinks he's smart.
Eubank is running out of people who will work with him, and to be honest, his son hasn't done that much really when you look at it.
When the Jr. V GGG Fight fell through and Brook got it, you never heard anything from Sr. For a whole month! He couldn't think of a spin on it.
Now as the dust settles, he's got his voice back and is talking meaningless horseshit, trying to make out he's Confucius or Grasshopper's mentor on Kung Fu!
If you or anybody seriously take in one word that Eubank or Audley say, then you must have MUG tattooed on your Forehead!;D;D

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And anyone that swallows every word Frank and Eddie spit out as gospel?

I've been there, like a lot of people I thought if Frank and Eddie agree on this it must be the case. It could still be the case to be fair.

For me this is now quite a cut and dried affair. I applaud what Audley tried and what Eubank is trying. Ignore for a moment their personalities and that they both have a knack of rubbing people up the wrong way with little to no effort. In essence, what they're trying to do is a good thing.

I also have no issue with believing some of what Audley and Chris Snr say where Warren and Hearn are concerned. As I've said before, Frank and Eddie are cut from the same cloth, using the same model of promotion. You're either in, or you're out. If you're out, they'll invest time, energy, money in ensuring that success is as difficult to come by as possible. I don't doubt that for a second.

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And anyone that swallows every word Frank and Eddie spit out as gospel?

I've been there, like a lot of people I thought if Frank and Eddie agree on this it must be the case. It could still be the case to be fair.

For me this is now quite a cut and dried affair. I applaud what Audley tried and what Eubank is trying. Ignore for a moment their personalities and that they both have a knack of rubbing people up the wrong way with little to no effort. In essence, what they're trying to do is a good thing.

I also have no issue with believing some of what Audley and Chris Snr say where Warren and Hearn are concerned. As I've said before, Frank and Eddie are cut from the same cloth, using the same model of promotion. You're either in, or you're out. If you're out, they'll invest time, energy, money in ensuring that success is as difficult to come by as possible. I don't doubt that for a second.

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don't disagree with much of that, but the fact is that in the World of Boxing Promotions , Money is power, and yes, they will use that to make life as difficult as they can if someone isn't "on their side". Nothing that every successful promoter in the past hasn't done.
But not everybody that doesn't get on with Hearn or Warren is Banished into oblivion. Look at George Groves for example. Its no secret that Groves doesn't like Hearn, and the feeling is probably mutual. But they know that if they act like adults and businessmen, they can both make the money they need out of each other.
the story Eddie Hearn told about when he asked Eubank Sr. to his Dad's surprise Birthday party sums up Eubank really. and tbh, if I was Hearn, I would never do business with Sr. after that, even if I could make £20 million out of him and his useless fucking son!!!!!!!
And Audley may well have some fair points, but who the fuck is going to take him seriously? the guy is mentally Ill.

Frank Warren responds to Audley

Dear Audley
I am afraid your memory – like many of your opponents – must be playing tricks on you.
You got it all wrong as a fighter and now you are doing the same in print as a heavyweight has-been. Or never-was.
In your astonishingly misconceived missive to the Eubanks you claim your ‘redemption’ against Danny Williams in December 2006 as being tarnished by the fact that it tied you into a long-term promotional contract with your ‘nemisis’, namely me.
I find this strange because there was nothing long-term about it and there never was in any subsequent agreements we reached. The reason for this? You kept on losing.
If you remember correctly, you actually came to me in 2005 – when the BBC finally tired of the dross you were serving up to a prime time terrestrial audience – for a fight against Williams and signed a contract accordingly.
When Williams beat you, that contract was null and void. Done with.
You went off to the States, losing to Dominick Guinn, before winning against another opponent with a losing record. You then came back to me asking for a rematch with Williams, signing another contract and winning the fight.
Three months later, you will recall, you fought Michael Sprott at Wembley and got knocked out in three rounds. End of contract with me.
All a far cry from being ‘tied in’, wouldn’t you say?
You suggest I couldn’t believe or accept that you pulled off your deal with the BBC, going on to say the institutions that govern England are skewed against black power or control.
Let’s be clear here Audley, myself along with probably every other fan of the sport was delighted when the BBC jumped into bed with boxing – the same as now with ITV returning to the fold.
What I did have an issue with was what was being served up dragging the sport on a downward spiral – and it did. It probably turned a large percentage of the public against boxing for good and we all know the BBC haven’t touched it since.
The bottom line is that nobody screwed up your BBC deal for you other than yourself.
You entered the professional arena on the back of a magnificent achievement in winning gold in Sydney and, with your personality, it looked for all the world like a sure-fire winner.
The trouble was people quickly tired of you hand-picking a succession of nobodies to knock over.
I know full well the necessity of learning your trade, but you were selling these as the main event supported by awful undercards.
People stopped buying into it, crowds were low and the BBC were getting a lot of flak overtheir substantial investment of public money.
The Beeb ran the closing credits on your very own dope opera and it was all your own doing. The sport of boxing has paid the price of the BBC no longer being a player in the market ever since.
By the way, I do hope for your sake you are not including me in your rhetoric about institutional racism. Please clarify because if there is one sector of society that does not ever deserve to be tarnished by such a claim it is the boxing fraternity.
I await your reply.
In the meantime, let’s get back to refreshing your memory on all these long-term contracts we were supposed to have locked you into.
Do you remember the other deal we signed in 2008 when you came back to me again and I gave you the opportunity to fight Martin Rogan? That must’ve been another ball-buster because that expired after another defeat.
If it hadn’t of done you wouldn’t have somehow got yourself in position to fight David Haye on pay-per-view. Perhaps the least said about that the better, but you managed to put an end to PPV at the time, which resulted in our parting from Sky.
Perhaps we should give you some credit though as without you BoxNation might never have been born. So, in hindsight, I should thank you for that.
However, to make me out to be some sort of modern day slave master is pushing it even by your standards.
I have had a flick through our correspondence over the years – you might like to do the same – and it is noticeable that the vast majority are from you to me asking me to make fights for you. I am happy to make these public if you wish.
Here is an excerpt from one in December 2008 that goes ‘Anyway, it is all irrelevant. I expect you to release me from my contract and call it a day with me, which I can’t say I blame you for’.
You will recall that is exactly what I did.
You might also remember coming on to me in 2009 asking for my help with an insurance company after you had been involved in a car crash and asking for copies of contracts.
It is at times like this that I am happy that I always keep a paper trail of my dealings with people because time clearly can be a great twister when it comes to the truth.
Despite everything, you still came back to me again in 2012 and 2013 requesting another opportunity. Last Chance Saloon was already closed for business by this point.
The architect of your downfall was you, Audley, not me or anybody else in boxing.
You had your big chance on the BBC, but blew it and the advice you should be imparting to the Eubanks is not to make the same mistakes you did.
We don’t want history repeating itself. If ITV want longevity in the sport they need quality control and you don’t tend to get that with a boxer picking his own opponents.
In conclusion, I suggest you stop attempting to rewrite history. You had your big contract and, for want of a better term, you completely f**ked it up because, as good as an amateur as you were, you were a carnage on canvas in the pros.
Wish you every success for the future.
Regards,
Frank


Frank Warren responds with his own explosive 'open letter' to 'Spent Force' Audley Harrison | World Boxing News

I like the letter frank

seems much more believable

I dont doubt for one second Audley went cap in hand to Warren. Frank and the Hearns are the be all and end all of boxing promoting in this country, have been for years, at some point, you're going to have to get into bed to some degree.

Frank also has a short memory. He talks like the common man saying how delighted he is that boxing is on proper tele and that Audley effectively ruined boxing on the BBC and Sky PPV. ITV shat a brick when Benn nearly killed McClellan and they were ready to pull the plug. Franks response was to stick Naz in with Sergio Liendo to really put the icing on the cake. Naz nearly decapitated the fucker and ITV were off.

I truly dont know where he gets the front to question other peoples quality given the amount of horse shit Warren has served up over the years as 'World Championship Boxing'.

Warren is right that Audley ruined BBC broadcasting boxing but I blame the idiot that negociated the contract with audley because they overpaid Audley.

I am glad Audley nearly destroyed sky ppv with his fight with Haye.

Our pitch is often voted best in the league, as are our groundsmen. But you know get the excuses in early why don' you (:


The football league owes the premiership nothing. All those advantages and still the big clubs moan like spoilt babies

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The football league owes the premiership nothing. All those advantages and still the big clubs moan like spoilt babies

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is there some related hidden meaning in there that I need to work out before I understand your post?

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is there some related hidden meaning in there that I need to work out before I understand your post?

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is there some related hidden meaning in there that I need to work out before I understand your post?

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He is saying that Audley is the premier league and despite all of his advantages he still tries to lay the blame on Warren and Hearn who are the equivalent of the groundsmen who do all the hard work behind the scenes for little thanks and still get criticised.

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He is saying that Audley is the premier league and despite all of his advantages he still tries to lay the blame on Warren and Hearn who are the equivalent of the groundsmen who do all the hard work behind the scenes for little thanks and still get criticised.

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Audley is a lot of things but that is probably the first time somebody has called him Premier League ;D

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I can see that early bird price dipping to be fair ;D

its probably as cheap as they could make it

I've just had a look at the tickets for this

The cheap seats (£40) have sold out, you can buy 10 seats all next to each other in every other price catergory apart from the £80 seats which you can get 6 seats next to each other.

Ticket sales must be going great at the minute.

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I've just had a look at the tickets for this

The cheap seats (£40) have sold out, you can buy 10 seats all next to each other in every other price catergory apart from the £80 seats which you can get 6 seats next to each other.

Ticket sales must be going great at the minute.

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Fake News. :)

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I've just had a look at the tickets for this

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Ticket sales must be going great at the minute.

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Ticket sales must be going great at the minute.

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What's fake news? The sales going great?

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Do not believe it.

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I am sure that is what is said but I would not be surprised if the event is cancelled.

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Forgive me @Batman, but by arguing with @Master, I can't work out if you're being sarcastic.
Surely if you can buy 10 tickets all together in every price band apart from the cheap seats, surely that means sales are shit? If sales were good, you would only have odds and sods left, no?
(Again, forgive me if I missed the piss take. ;D