FMJr vs JMM movie theater showing experience

[PrtyBoyDlicious]

It was my first time watching a boxing match in a movie house. I went in seconds before the first undercard bout started and I thought I'm going to watch the fight together with the empty seats. I was wrong, the turn-out was excellent, it was packed with 200 sitting capacity!!! There are no posters or schedule posted about the fight at the theater entrance, I went to the box office and asked about the fight and paid $15....

Crowd is a mix, white older men with their wives, young and old black guys with wives/girlfriends, young hispanics , Indian and several Filipinos.....

Overall it was worth the $15 I coughed-up for a fight perceived by many to be a boring fight...

Who said boxing is dying?

[My Name Is...]

It was my first time watching a boxing match in a movie house. I went in seconds before the first undercard bout started and I thought I'm going to watch the fight together with the empty seats. I was wrong, the turn-out was excellent, it was packed with 200 sitting capacity!!! There are no posters or schedule posted about the fight at the theater entrance, I went to the box office and asked about the fight and paid $15....

Crowd is a mix, white older men with their wives, young and old black guys with wives/girlfriends, young hispanics , Indian and several Filipinos.....

Overall it was worth the $15 I coughed-up for a fight perceived by many to be a boring fight...

Who said boxing is dying?

Were there people talking **** or anything? Or was everything cool? By the way, where are you from?

[PrtyBoyDlicious]

Were there people talking **** or anything? Or was everything cool? By the way, where are you from?

The hispanics are booing the white people when they're clapping every time Floyd landed a punch...yeah, everything is cool....

I'm from Philippines by way of PLANO, TEXAS!!!

[LRcie03]

good stuff man, thanks for sharing that.. I was wondering how the theater experience was for this fight!!

[Al Haymon]

It was my first time watching a boxing match in a movie house. I went in seconds before the first undercard bout started and I thought I'm going to watch the fight together with the empty seats. I was wrong, the turn-out was excellent, it was packed with 200 sitting capacity!!! There are no posters or schedule posted about the fight at the theater entrance, I went to the box office and asked about the fight and paid $15....

Crowd is a mix, white older men with their wives, young and old black guys with wives/girlfriends, young hispanics , Indian and several Filipinos.....

Overall it was worth the $15 I coughed-up for a fight perceived by many to be a boring fight...

Who said boxing is dying?

Parker at the Tollway?

[PrtyBoyDlicious]

Parker at the Tollway?

Legacy at Plano...

[mrpain81]

Good thread..

I look forward to reading everyone's movie theater experiences.

[Al Haymon]

Legacy at Plano...

Thanks. I wouldn't have expected an ethnic ix there. i guess people drove over from East Plano and Lewisville/Flower Mound

[fabzmm]

Question : Were people loud during the fight? I know me at home, every time a punch landed I start cursing at the screen. Any of that?

[titleholder]

Out here in Las Vegas they were only showing the fight in two casinos, Sam's town and Santa Fe Station and both sold out. I was one of the people that didn't think this would happen but to my surprise, many people were all into it. I don't believe boxing is dying.