Watch these Fight Night 2014 contenders trash talk each other ahead of Thursday’s event
‘Let the pussy meet the cat’
After weeks of training, it is almost here.
Get your Black Tie ready for Fight Night Round One – it’s happening 7pm on the 27th November 2014.
Here’s a bit of what the boys had to say to TabTV in the lead up to the night.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKyesEU8QxM&feature=youtu.be
Fight line-up
Adam McAteer V Josh Towers
Luke Boobbyer V Steven Bamford
George Mansfield V Zac Evans
Cal McIlwaine V Sean Grogan
Ollie Braithewaite V Josh Campling
Samuel Matanle V Jonathan Breeze
Harry Skelton V Micheal Turbull
Euan Brown V Cameron Wimble
The announcers
The announcers for the evening will be Ryan Duggleby, 3rd-year Archaeology, and Jake Loftus, 2nd-year Countryside Management.
Ryan said, “Fight Night is looking like one of the events of the year, announcing the night is a privilege that we take seriously but will be having some fun as well.
“Watch out for the break in character and hull accent coming out when I get excited.
“Of course this won’t be a problem for Mr. Hampshire”, referring to Jake.
At the time of going to press Jake was not available for comment – “he’s asleep per usual”, says Ryan.
Ryan “the Snuggleby” Duggleby
Jake “Piggy” Loftus
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