@no1es run this can you add this to the sportsbook, and Canelo/JCC
Offical Thread : Klitschko vs Joshua April 29 : Somebody bout to get dey ass Koed in fronna 90,000.
- Thread starter Axum Ezana
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Tide Run This
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Sure thing ill do it later today. If you guys every want fights listed in sportsbook just say the word and i'll do it just try to keep it to Friday/Saturday fights cause some days I oversleep due to my work schedule I usually try to make bets available middle of night so people have more time to place them. I'll do them for sure it's hard to do bunch of extra shyt with Boxing because a lot of the sportsbook online don't release a lot of shyt till day of fights I notice like Canelo wins within Round 1-3 type bets payouts much better on those type bets.
I do all that on Bovada. I'm good with whatever format you all want to do. Already bet all my cash on AJ, Canelo, and Ward.
Maybe add Spence v Brook later, that covers most of the high profile fights on the upcoming schedule.
Im just now getting into boxing. How did dude sell out 90k? Thats wrestlemania 3 numbers.
Also, is he big in the US? Will he fight in American cities? Is he the next big boxing ppv draw?
im talking about anthony joshua btw.
Also, is he big in the US? Will he fight in American cities? Is he the next big boxing ppv draw?
im talking about anthony joshua btw.
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U talking about wlad?
im hearing from my good sources that 50-60 thousand have been sold..
eddie hearn the promoter and his team sold plenty to stubhub etc..
Anthony Joshua.
if this all goes down hill for olu femi then i'll be dammed!!!
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
Former Hagler sparring partner to referee Joshua v Klitschko
David Fields has been confirmed as the third man in the ring for the massive heavyweight clash between Anthony Joshua and Wladimir Klitschko this weekend.
Fields, a 17-year veteran, will attempt to keep the two huge punchers in order for the duration of their record-breaking contest at Wembley Stadium.
The former boxer has taken charge of high profile bouts, Sergey Kovalev v Bernard Hopkins and Marco Huck v Krzysztof Glowacki recently and seems to be a sound choice for what is the biggest top division bout of all time on UK soil.
Joshua and Klitschko will battle for the IBF, WBA and IBO belts in front of 90,000 fans in a bid to be crowned the greatest heavyweight on the planet.
Judges has also been confirmed for the UK Pay-Per-View event on Sky Sports Box Office as Steve Weisfeld (USA), Don Trella (USA) and Nelson Vazquez (Puerto Rico) are set to take their places at ringside.
Undercard:
Scott Quigg v Viorel Simion (Featherweight)
Luke Campbell v Darleys Perez (WBA lightweight title eliminator)
Katie Taylor v Nina Meinke (WBA Lightweight title eliminator) **
Lawrence Okolie v Russ Henshaw (Cruiserweight)
Joe Cordina v TBA (Super-featherweight)
Josh Kelly v Faheem Khan (Welterweight)
Former Hagler sparring partner to referee Joshua v Klitschko
David Fields has been confirmed as the third man in the ring for the massive heavyweight clash between Anthony Joshua and Wladimir Klitschko this weekend.
Fields, a 17-year veteran, will attempt to keep the two huge punchers in order for the duration of their record-breaking contest at Wembley Stadium.
The former boxer has taken charge of high profile bouts, Sergey Kovalev v Bernard Hopkins and Marco Huck v Krzysztof Glowacki recently and seems to be a sound choice for what is the biggest top division bout of all time on UK soil.
Joshua and Klitschko will battle for the IBF, WBA and IBO belts in front of 90,000 fans in a bid to be crowned the greatest heavyweight on the planet.
Judges has also been confirmed for the UK Pay-Per-View event on Sky Sports Box Office as Steve Weisfeld (USA), Don Trella (USA) and Nelson Vazquez (Puerto Rico) are set to take their places at ringside.
Undercard:
Scott Quigg v Viorel Simion (Featherweight)
Luke Campbell v Darleys Perez (WBA lightweight title eliminator)
Katie Taylor v Nina Meinke (WBA Lightweight title eliminator) **
Lawrence Okolie v Russ Henshaw (Cruiserweight)
Joe Cordina v TBA (Super-featherweight)
Josh Kelly v Faheem Khan (Welterweight)
Former Hagler sparring partner to referee Joshua v Klitschko
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
Forgot that Joshua was a gold medalist.
Just that more impressive when wlad knocks him out.
Just that more impressive when wlad knocks him out.
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
'Forgot that Joshua was a gold medalist.
Just that more impressive when wlad knocks him out.
'yeah ..a bit of controversy with that fight. some thought the Cuban Erislandy Savon won but yeah josh did win the decision.
Willy Waffle
Willy Da Waffleman
joshua winning that 2012 gold medal in london helped him out alot, mix in the fact that boxing is just red hot at the moment in in the UK. Joshua aint known like that here in the states to casuals but hardcore fans know who he is. for someone who ain't left his backyard, joshua made close to 25M pounds (32M american) last year in the 3x time he fought and all of them were on PPV in the UK.
you got the biggest fighter in all of the UK going against someone dominated a division for 10yrs and is considered a legend. not at all surprising for them to bring out a crowd like that.
everyone wants to know if joshua will fight in the states. does he have to? he's getting 8 figures a fight over there and selling out soccer stadiums, would you consider leaving your own backyard to fight in the states? some question is the money here in the states to attract him.
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