Whyte v Del Boy or Frampton v Warrington - what will you be watching?

So as we know they are due to clash and people aren't too happy with it, Frampton has said that the British Boxing Board of Control should step in to stop it happening in the future, both are PPV so (as long as you are a good honest person who doesn't believe in illegal streaming) you won't be able to flick between both shows unless you fork out £40 and pay for them both.

So what will you be watching?

Sky card:
Dillian Whyte v Dereck Chisora
Ryan Walsh v Reece Bellotti
Cristofer Rosales v Charlie Edwards
Joshua Buatsi v Renold Quinlan
Carlos Takam v TBA

BT card:
Josh Warrington v Carl Frampton
Mark Heffron v Liam Williams
Nathan Gorman v Razcan Cojanu
Tommy Fury v Jevgenijs Andrejevs
Martin Murray v Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam
Michael Conlan v Jason Cunningam
Billy Joe Saunders v Zoltan Sera

Any mods want to add a poll

Carl-Frampton-calls-British-Boxing-Board-Control-prevent-fight-clashes

I'll personally be flicking between the two, most people I speak with are opting for the Sky card though because they think that Whyte v Chisora will simply be more fun to watch.

I want to say I will watch the best fight which is Frampton v Warrington. That is 2 world class fighters at the top of their game in this sport.

However I think Whyte v Chisora will be a tear up.

You should have added a poll.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Master

You should have added a poll.

---

Don't know how

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Batman

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Master

You should have added a poll.

---

Don't know how

---

When you start a thread, just before you press submit new thread, there is an option to post a poll.

You tick that option and after you submit new thread it takes you to the poll and you complete the poll options.

The Frampton-Warrington is more interesting because it's between top fighters. Gorman is an exciting heavyweight I'm following, so I'll want to see that for sure. And there's Murray-N'Dam.

Chisora is a fringe contender, Whyte is a top ten contender, but neither have or ever will win a world title. That being said, I'm somewhat interested. I want to see Whyte win decisively and get a bigger fight against a top ten contender next time out, perhaps on the April Joshua card.

https://pbs.twimg.com/card_img/10747...g&name=600x314

Whyte v Chisora will be the one the casual fans watch, people love a big domestic tear up especially in the Heavyweight division.
People know what to expect after the first fight so are guaranteed a war.
Sky are all over social media promoting this while BT in comparison are not.
I reckon it'll be 70/30 tuning into Sky Sports.

Frampton Warrington is the class of the bunch obviously but people do like a decent punch up. Stick a gun to me head and I'd go with the punch up every time.

I'll be like Kel

There's some tough fights to call on both cards, I was looking at backing old N'dam to beat old Murray but the bookies were thinking like me (50/50-ish).

Rosales is surely a great price to beat Edwards... if you don't mind steaming into odds on shots (4/7).

Frampton will totally outclass and stop Warrington (3/1 stoppage).

Be disappointing if Whyte can't improve on his last performance against old Del Boy (7/4 stoppage).

I won't be buying either, I'll be snoring when all this happens, but if forced to buy one card I'd probably go for the BT one as there's more fights.

I've seen the BT promotion all over social media it's just drowned out by the other card. It's just a fact the smaller guys like Frampton and Warrington have always been good ticket sellers but never do good TV numbers.

Hearn has Warren sussed at every turn. From the minute the clash was announced he's acted like the BT card doesn't even exist (not a threat to his show) yet every interview i've seen with Frank/Frampton/Warrington, they've not stopped crying and moaning and slagging off Whyte and Chisora and Eddie. Which has achieved what? They made a rival show look bigger through whinging about it.

Greedy cunts chanced their arm with a tough PPV sell then act like victims because they won't make what they hoped.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Fenster

I've seen the BT promotion all over social media it's just drowned out by the other card. It's just a fact the smaller guys like Frampton and Warrington have always been good ticket sellers but never do good TV numbers.

Hearn has Warren sussed at every turn. From the minute the clash was announced he's acted like the BT card doesn't even exist (not a threat to his show) yet every interview i've seen with Frank/Frampton/Warrington, they've not stopped crying and moaning and slagging off Whyte and Chisora and Eddie. Which has achieved what? They made a rival show look bigger through whinging about it.

Greedy cunts chanced their arm with a tough PPV sell then act like victims because they won't make what they hoped.

---

All the above is fair enough , and I'm not feeling sorry for anyone. But it was still a Cunt's trick to put a PPV on the same night as one already arranged.
He can try to justify it by saying "it's not the first time it's happened" and "He had no choice because of TV dates, Venues, yadda, yadda. But it's still a Cunt's trick.

CARDS COMPARED
Warrington v Frampton

Josh Warrington v Carl Frampton

Mark Heffron v Liam Williams

Nathan Gorman v Razvan Cojanu

Lyndon Arthur v Emmanuel Feuzeu

Jack Massey v Jiri Svacina

Tommy Fury v Jevgenijs Andrejevs

Martin Murray v Hassan N’Dam N’Jikam

Michael Conlan v Jason Cunningham

Billy Joe Saunders v Zoltan Sera

Paddy Barnes v TBA

Danny Wright v TBA

Sam Maxwell v TBA

Whyte v Chisora 2

Dillian Whyte v Dereck Chisora

Ryan Walsh v Reece Bellotti

Cristofer Rosales v Charlie Edwards

Joshua Buatsi v Renold Quinlan

David Price v Tom Little

Linus Udofia v Pavol Garaj

Fabio Wardley v Phil Williams

Definitely Whyte v Chisora now that Showtime picked it up. Whyte v Ortiz would be a good scrap.

Speaking of shitty PPV, ITV/Eubank's headlined one with Renold Quinlan last year, now he slips in with barely a mention for prospect Buatsi (100/1 on). :D

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Spicoli

Definitely Whyte v Chisora now that Showtime picked it up. Whyte v Ortiz would be a good scrap.

---

It would but Whyte won’t fight him.

These are both ppv??

Won't be paying for either if so but if I'm in will try find a stream for whyte fight

Warrington/ Frampton.

But I'll probably have the Whyte/ Chisora fight on as well.

I watched both and Chisora/Whyte was not even in the same ball park as Warrington/Frampton, even with the knockout. Not as entertaining, not as action packed, not a classic. If you missed the featherweight clash check it out, it is a contender for British FOTY.