Can you get a refund for tickets if the main event is changed?

[Shadoww702]

what about betting slip??? what if you bet on pac to beat spence and now spence is out????

All bets off now and refunded.

[Shadoww702]

Typically, when you purchase tickets for a fight event there's a clause that "fight card subject to change". Your ticket is for that event not to see a specific fighter. The event appears to still be going on just with a replacement fighter.

As for a wager, if one of the fighters is scratched that particular bet is voided.

That's been my experience with tickets and wagers.

Just beat me 2 it.

Ticket to fight no refund
Bet is void and refunded

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

Asking for a friend.

You should be able to. You usually can. There are cases where the promoter refuses refunds though, Matchroom refused to refund tickets for Joshua-Pulev when Takam stepped in.

[Chrismart]

I have in the past (smaller fights than Pacquiao/Spence mind), the promotional company had came out and stated it via social media or a direct email. So worth keeping an ear out.

[QballLobo]

Nope. Uncle Al doesn’t guarantee ****. Enjoy the replacement fight.

[El_Mero]

Asking for a friend.

According to pbc's social media accts, you can. Have to contact the vendor.

[SweetPbfAli]

This is one of the moments where you use your AMEX and have them handle it for you lol.

[The tucker]

You should be able to. You usually can. There are cases where the promoter refuses refunds though, Matchroom refused to refund tickets for Joshua-Pulev when Takam stepped in.

this is some bs. I paid for pac vs Spence not pac vs ugas. I’m still looking around but axs isn’t saying anything.

[The tucker]

Smh I hope pacquiao pulls from the fight so I can get my money back.

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

this is some bs. I paid for pac vs Spence not pac vs ugas. I’m still looking around but axs isn’t saying anything.

They should at the very least announce something in the coming days. If not, I’d try contacting them directly via phone, email etc. If they refuse based on terms and conditions, threaten them with legal action. I’m going off British law here but you should be covered by the Fraud Act 2006 as you bought those tickets on the premise that the event would be headlined by Manny Pacquiao and Errol Spence, by providing an alternative main event they have essentially obtained your business dishonestly.