Anyone watching Beterbiev v Smith Jr?
Finished round 2!
Anyone watching Beterbiev v Smith Jr?
Finished round 2!
I think Francis probably knew what he was doing because the guy would have just stomped off the premises ranting and raving and that would have been the end of it. As an ex-boxer Julius can obviously handle himself and maybe just fancied making a point.
But in saying that, he did raise his hand and step towards him so Francis had every right to raise his. At the end of the day he acted in self-defence.
Former boxer Julius Francis successfully diffuses aggressive situation at Wembley Boxpark.
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Should have just crumpled him with a body shot, didn't need to spark him really. Just dangerous. Guy was a prick though, don't have too much sympathy.
Yeah massiveDare I even put it in a boxing forum, but Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury confirmed.
This will be massive. I can’t think of two boxers with a combined 14 fights that will generate this kind of hype or do these sort of numbers.
Yeah massive
That’s if you believe the figures Jake Paul gives out,, and not one genuine boxing fan watching.There won’t be many fights this year that will hit the ppv buys that does.
That’s if you believe the figures Jake Paul gives out,, and not one genuine boxing fan watching.
His last fight did 65k ppv’s which is pathetic.
Can’t see them doing the views you expect them doing, will do more than 65k but I don’t think they’ll hit above an average PPV if even that.Nobody cared about Paul vs Woodley 2. They wanted Fury, they now have that and I'd expect the views to go up a lot because people have an interest in Paul losing or Fury being humiliated.
Can’t see them doing the views you expect them doing, will do more than 65k but I don’t think they’ll hit above an average PPV if even that.
Not buying it Jeff, I think everybody has realised Jake Paul fights are garbage and will just get the highlights of YouTube the next day.Jake Paul put out the first promo video yesterday for it on YouTube and it did 534k views in 20 hours. Outside of McGregor, Mayweather or Canelo there's nobody else could generate that interest.
You'll have this pumped from every angle possible on social and then you'll have Tyson Fury getting involved. This is the brother of the heavyweight champion of the world fighting a guy who has 20m YouTube subscribers and one of the most divisive social media presences.
I'd say it would outdo arguably the best fight you could make now (Beterbiev vs. Bivol) outside of Spence Jr. vs. Crawford.
Not buying it Jeff, I think everybody has realised Jake Paul fights are garbage and will just get the highlights of YouTube the next day.
Hearn can’t think to much of it if DAZN aren’t even picking up the fight this time around.Eddie knows what's up. Granted this was 2019 but you get the jist. I'd argue in 2022 Jake Paul and Tommy Fury are bigger than Logan Paul and KSI.
Eddie Hearn on YouTubers Boxing
Will you be buying it?Eddie knows what's up. Granted this was 2019 but you get the jist. I'd argue in 2022 Jake Paul and Tommy Fury are bigger than Logan Paul and KSI.
Eddie Hearn on YouTubers Boxing
Adam Azim looks one for the future. Incredible hand speed.
That’s if you believe the figures Jake Paul gives out,, and not one genuine boxing fan watching.
His last fight did 65k ppv’s which is pathetic.
What are you even saying “the digital numbers would have been much higher” do you mean people might have watched it if they didn’t have to pay for it? Well of course the numbers would be slightly higher but you could say that for any fight in the history of PPV.I'm not a fan of Jake Paul by any means but this simply isn't true.
It did 65k buys through cable/satellite i.e. a small percentage of boomers that still buy PPV's the old fashioned way.
The digital numbers would have been way higher - the DAZN guy who tweeted this out originally even acknowledged/clarified this.
I'm guessing the numbers weren't brilliant as Woodley was a last minute replacement and a repeat opponent but they must have been good enough for Showtime to roll with him again for the Fury fight.
I'm guessing he meant digital sales of the "fight" were higher than cable.What are you even saying “the digital numbers would have been much higher” do you mean people might have watched it if they didn’t have to pay for it? Well of course the numbers would be slightly higher but you could say that for any fight in the history of PPV.
It was on BT sports box office.I'm guessing he meant digital sales of the "fight" were higher than cable.
In the US?It was on BT sports box office.
Showtime.In the US?
What are you even saying “the digital numbers would have been much higher” do you mean people might have watched it if they didn’t have to pay for it? Well of course the numbers would be slightly higher but you could say that for any fight in the history of PPV.
It wasn’t on DAZN though.No, that's quite clearly not what I'm saying.
Don't see what's so hard to comprehend here - you can purchase the PPV in numerous ways, the old way through your cable/satellite setup or digitally via websites/apps.
The DAZN guy was only talking about the cable/satellite buys. He acknowledged personally the buys could go 'through the roof' (direct quote) once digital buys were accounted for.
It was a completely superfluous point to make really. In this day and age I'm willing to bet the majority of boxing PPV buys are done digitally. When you account for the fact that the audience for Jake Paul's fights is going to be massively skewed away from the old heads and towards a new tech-savvy generation I'd be surprised if more than 20% of the total buys were done through cable.
It wasn’t on DAZN though.
Sounds like an if my auntie had balls she’d be my uncle scenario.Where did I say it was on DAZN? I'm talking about the guy who works for DAZN that tweeted that out.
Sounds like an if my auntie had balls she’d be my uncle scenario.
OkYou feeling alright pal? You've completely misinterpreted everything I've said based on failing to grasp even the most basic concepts, and have now resorted to using colloquialisms' that make zero sense in the context of this discussion.
Looks potentially like a sort of bigger, more complete Amir Khan. Not very impressed with his backflips mind.
Love to see itJoe Joyce is so weird to watch.
Technically poor, slow, couldn't slip a punch if his life depended on it and yet he keeps winning by having a concrete head and pouring forward.
Reminds of the time Hughie Fury lost to Joseph Parker, and Mick Hennersey said it was Shades of Ali in there from Hughie.Anyone tuning in for a disgustingly entertaining Chisora shitfest tonight.
I’m expecting him to get behind a crisp and efficient jab, using his slick footwork to box skilfully off the back foot, picking his opponent off with his timing and precision.
And if that doesn’t work he can always march forward and leather the cnut with scattergun hooks