How is Williams v Skelton going to sell the M.E.N??

**skel1983** · 03-30-2006 06:38 PM

Been thinking about this fight, Warren must be thinking about putting on an awesome undercard, because both these guys are from down South for starters, and i cant see 15-22 thousand people travelling up when this fight will be live on ITV.

What fights would you like to see on the undercard??

I would get Hobson v Macca rematch ( Hobson will have more time to prepare)

Wayne Alexander v Jamie Moore
Obviously Amir Kahn against who i dont know

Any other fights you would like to see on this undercard?

**jbirdy** · 03-30-2006 06:50 PM

i went to watch the first fight at the excel and it was quality. if i had the dollar i'd go and watch the rematch. but good point.

**hitmanhatton** · 03-30-2006 08:05 PM

he think he should try and get jennings fighting on tht card

**Kev** · 03-30-2006 08:10 PM

It's a big heavyweight clash in Britain, the last fight was great so I'd expect this to be an absolute sellout for sure. When it comes to boxers I don't think that regionality has much to do with it, Skelton and Williams are both British so fight fans all over Britain will be eager to see this one. If I lived in Manchester I would be going for sure.

**skel1983** · 03-30-2006 08:18 PM

Originally Posted by bilbo

It's a big heavyweight clash in Britain, the last fight was great so I'd expect this to be an absolute sellout for sure. When it comes to boxers I don't think that regionality has much to do with it, Skelton and Williams are both British so fight fans all over Britain will be eager to see this one. If I lived in Manchester I would be going for sure.

Well i would beg to differ mate, Clazaghe Lacy comes to mind, ok that was not at a normal hour but there where thousands of empty seats, id put money on this not being sold out.

Why i say regions is because these two guys dont have a huge fan base, that's why you won't get many fans of either way from London who follow there careers, i honestly believe there will be more fans there for Kahn and thats what Frank is banking on.