valuev must retire...he pays the judges.
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Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP View PostWBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko can't believe the seven-foot giant, former champion Nikolai Valuev, turned down an offer of $2.5 million for a fight. The two sides have been negoiating for several weeks. The offer began at $1 million and then went to $2 million and ended with $2.5 million. Valuev's side made a demand for $4 million. The only way Valuev was willing to take the $2.5 million, is if Klitschko's side kicked in a percentage of the money from the Russian, German and possibly American television. [Click Here To Read More]
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Originally posted by PensionKiller View PostIf the tickets were sold out when it was Wladmir VS Haye, then Haye helped sell it.
It doesn't work like he didn't because he pulled out.
If Wladmir sells well VS Chambers, then that is good, but if he doesn't sell out a 50k stadium, then perhaps Haye was a big hit with the fans over there.
Will you admit that?WBO, IBF, IBO and The Ring Magazine Heavyweight World Champion Wladimir "Dr. Steelhammer" Klitschko will defend his belts on March 20th against Nr.1 ranked and mandatory challenger "Fast" Eddie Chambers.
The battle will be witnessed by an audience of 50,000 fans in sold out Football Arena of Duesseldorf, Germany
The bout will be accessible exclusively live on pay-per-view webTV via www.KLITSCHKO.com at a price of $14,95 USD to viewers in the US, Canada & Puerto Rico. Subscriptions will be available via www.KLITSCHKO.com starting March 8th.
The fight will be distributed via a webTV service provided by the Hamburg based and recently founded agency Triumph Media Group in cooperation with KMG (Klitschko Management Group). Frederik Luett, Director of Media Rights at Triumph said: "We are extremely excited about introducing this innovative means of delivery to the world of boxing and an event of such a global scope in particular to some of boxing's most relevant markets. We are building a direct interface between the boxer i.e. KMG and the fans, which is very valuable and exciting for both of the latter. Maurizio Barbieri, Director of Digital Media at Triumph Media Group is one of the pioneers in this field; therefore we are convinced together with KMG we will give the fans of boxing an unprecedented viewing experience with a high quality video stream, profound statistics, social media applications and a very stylish environment."
Wladimir Klitschko: "I am excited about the possibilities of web broadcasting. I enjoy working on the computer and I am very interested in new technologies. I like the idea that we are pioneers with this new technology in a very important market. I am sure this technology will be the wave of the future."
Bernd Boente, Managing Director of KMG: "The US market is technologically far developed and mature for this. We are opening up new grounds in boxing and show that we are open to innovation. Other sport or music events already went that way and had great success.".
http://www.********boxing.com/news.php?p=23064&more=1
(change the asterisks for east side, without the space)
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Originally posted by Pirao View PostYup, Haye really helped to sell the fight, Wlad would have never done it on his own
http://www.********boxing.com/news.php?p=23064&more=1
(change the asterisks for east side, without the space)
Well done for selling 50k, Wlad did well.
The way you are talking, it's like Mayweather didn't help Oscar sell 2.4 mill PPV.
You know Haye helped sell the fight.
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Originally posted by PensionKiller View PostOfcourse Haye helped sell the fight. Haye was the name on the ticket also.
Well done for selling 50k, Wlad did well.
The way you are talking, it's like Mayweather didn't help Oscar sell 2.4 mill PPV.
You know Haye helped sell the fight.
Originally posted by PensionKiller View PostIf the tickets were sold out when it was Wladmir VS Haye, then Haye helped sell it.
It doesn't work like he didn't because he pulled out.
If Wladmir sells well VS Chambers, then that is good, but if he doesn't sell out a 50k stadium, then perhaps Haye was a big hit with the fans over there.
Will you admit that?
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Originally posted by Pirao View PostKeep dreaming, Wlad didn't need Haye to sell 60k against Chagaev who is a big name in Germany too, when he has sold out a 50k arena against little known Eddie Chambers(who is a good fighter but not a big name). You're still deluding yourself.
Changing your tune now, aren't you?
As for Wlad not needing Haye, I didn't say that fool.
I said Haye and him sold 60k. Is it a fact or not?
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