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Las Vegas is going to start having a ton of competition for Mega Boxing events overseas in places like Abu Dhabi, Macau, and Singapore and even in the US a lot of fights are going to Texas and California and also NYC and AC.
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Has anyone been here for a fight? Whats the difference in terms of layout/atmosphere/vibe compared to the MGM Grand? -
Tell him they shouldn't stop serving beer and food before the main event starts ! Got to the arena hungry as hell expecting to eat something and maybe have a couple beers. Before the quillin fight was over they stopped serving ....EVERYTHING !Comment
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It's funny, I just made a thread about this, Barclays center is legit.
http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=595171Comment
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Haven't been so can't comment on it as a venue but it really does seem a good addition to boxing. For one thing, the atmosphere seems better. It really does suck when a great fight plays out in front of an apathetic, and often sparse, Vegas crowd.
Just a pity we haven't got a true great NYC boxer at the moment.Comment
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I think that's another reason boxing popularity has diminished somewhat.
Haven't been really any big NY fights besides Cotto before the Barclays. I think this will definitely help alot with more young people getting interested if they see fights at the Barclays. Most the fights have been sick too besides boring ass Alexander.Comment
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New York taxes are much to high for that~ unless they are paying dude 50% extra so they can make the same amount as in a place like Vegas.
It can be the premier spot on the east coast though since all those places have similar taxesComment
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