Off Topic Win tickets for live “Divide and Conquer” boxing event in Hull

On Saturday 7th March Matchroom Boxing will present “Divide & Conquer” another evening of live boxing from the Hull Ice Arena – live on Sky Sports.

Hull born fighters Tommy “Boom Boom” Coyle and Olympic Gold Medalist Luke Campbell will fight on the card – though not against each other. You’ll have to wait for that one!

Tommy takes on the experienced Martin Gethin over twelve rounds in the lightweight division. Luke is fighting Nicaraguan Levis Morales on a ten fight card that also features up and coming Sam Eggington and undefeated Shayne Singleton going head to head for the WBC international Silver Welterweight Title.

Thanks to Matchroom Boxing, HCST have pairs of tickets available for Saturday’s fight-night and we are giving them away to our lucky shareholders.

To be in with a chance of picking up a pair, you’ll need to “Like” HCST on Facebook or follow us on Twitter.

All members who respond to the Facebook post with their membership number, tweet @HullCityST with their membership number and hashtag #DivideAndConquerHCST or email their membership number to [email protected] will be added to our random draw.

If you haven’t got around to buying your share in the trust yet then don’t despair. You can still join HCST by logging on to http://hullcitysupporterstrust.com/join/. When you’ve joined up, just email your receipt to [email protected] and we will add your name to the draw.

HCST would like to thank Matchroom Boxing for inviting us to be a part of a great local event and also our shareholders, old and new, who we value greatly.

If you are not lucky enough to pick up a pair of complimentary tickets then you can still be part of the live event. Tickets are on general sale priced £40, £60 and £120 for VIPs and are available from Matchroom Sport on 01277 359900 and at www.matchroomboxing.com.

http://hullcitysupporterstrust.com/win-tickets-for-live-divide-and-conquer-boxing-event-in-hull/

 

Can't see much demand if tickets are over £16.

 

Supply and demand.

If you've got a product people love and will pay loads for, brilliant. If your marketing is non existant and you piss everyone off, you aren't in a position to charge a lot. Simple.

 

Other clubs charge more than we do. We shouldn't need to do a lot of marketing in the most heavily advertised ,promoted and watched league in the world.

 

But we clearly do need to or we'd be selling out at more than £16.