Buy Carl Froch vs Andre Dirrell Tickets – 17th October Nottingham TrentFM Arena

In his first fight since his defeat of Jermain Taylor, Carl “The Cobra” Froch takes on unbeaten American, Andre “The Matrix” Dirrell on October the 17th at the Nottingham Trent.fm Arena.

This will be Carl’s first fight in the Super Six World boxing classic that sees the World’s best super middleweights go toe to toe to help determine the best pound for pound slugger in the world. The Super Six series features Carl Froch, Mikel Kessler, Jermain taylor, Arthur Abraham, Andre Dirrell & Andre Ward. Given Froch’s track record for exciting and thrilling fights this is one that should not be missed and it’s in the UK.

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David Haye Vs Vladimir Klitschko Tickets 20th June Germany

Having vacated his undisputed World Cruiserweight status in pursuit of his Heavyweight dream, ‘Hayemaker’ David Haye is now definitely on his way! With just one loss from his 24 fights, with 22 of his 23 wins coming by way of knockout, it would seem he’s got the tools to be the next British boxer to dominate the Heavyweights!

After a long and drawn out booking process, it would seem David Haye has finally gotten one of the Klitschko’s! A supremely confident Haye has claimed he feels “inspired” by all the great heavyweights of yesteryear to “clean up and save” the heavyweight division, announcing his intent to knockout Wladimir, take his belts and then go after Vitali. The fight will take place on June 20th at the AufSchalke Gelsenkirchen football stadium in Germany.

David Haye Vs Klitschko

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Amir Khan Vs Andreas Kotelnik 18th July MEN Arena

Amir Khan V Kotelnik World Title Fight Tickets

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Ricky Hatton Vs Manny Pacquiao Fight Tickets 2nd May Las Vegas

Ricky Hatton – Manny Pacquiao Fight. Set for 2nd May at the MGM Grand Las Vegas. The fight has been billed as the biggest fight of 2009. With the biggest supported fighter in world boxing (Ricky Hatton) taking on the fighter regarded as the number 1 pound for pound boxer in the world. After weeks of uncertainty over the future of the fight, both boxers have now added there names to the contract and the fight is now  on. It is expected that Hatton will be followed over by thousands of his loyal fans. While PacMan – a god like figure in his own native Phillipines and firm favourite with American fight fans this fight is set to be one of the biggest boxing gates outside the heavyweight division. Use the price guide below to get tickets for the Ricky Hatton Fight In Las Vegas.

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Please be aware that the lower price tickets for the Hatton fight sell the quickest so the above prices may not be accurate – But Tickets are still Available

Buy Carl Froch V Jermain Taylor Fight Tickets

See Britain’s Carl Froch take on former undisputed middleweight king Jermain Taylor on Saturday, April 25th from Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Conn. Tickets are now available for the Carl Froch V Jermain Taylor World Super Middleweight title fight. See below for the best prices online.

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This Bloody Mary Is The Last Thing I Own

This Bloody Mary is the Last Thing I Own, follows the story of  a young boxing writer -Jonathan Rendall’s entry and exit into boxing. The author is able to write with passion and make the reader become intrigued, attached and fasinated by the character you will be introduced to. The writer will take you deep  into the darker side of boxing which is rarely covered with such excellence. Get ready to visit Harlem, Las Vegas, London and Cuba on this writers personal boxing journey. Where he is attacked by a former heavyweight champion, has to move hotel in Vegas for fear of assination, takes a boxer all the way to a world title belt and is followed by Cuban governement officals. This book is a must read for any fight fan.

From the back of the book. In a faded downtown Las Vegas casino, with a hooker for company, a boxing writer and sometime boxer’s agent reflects on his exit from the fight scene. The book follows an obsession, and as the world of professional boxing starts to recede, the characters Rendall has lived with – and for – rear into focus one last time; characters such as Jack Kid Berg, Kid Chocolate the Havana Dandy, and Colin “Sweet C.” McMillan, the world featherweight champion for whom Rendall acted as manager between 1989 and 1995.

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