CITY JUST FAN-TASTIC AHEAD OF JOSHUA’S BIG FIGHT
“It’s a lovely city, I’ve never been here before.
“I didn’t place a bet on it because the odds were not worth it.”
His dad, Lenny Harvey said:“I’ve been to Cardiff a long time ago,” the 45-year-old electrician said.
“When I was last here they were building the stadium.
“We went to Wembley for the Klitschko fight as well. I’m a big boxing fan, it’s the atmosphere.”
Pipe fitter Scott Purcell was having “a great day”.
“It’s been cracking,” the 38-year-old from Stoke on Trent said.
“I’m down for the boxing and stopping in Newport. Joshua is not the finished article but he’s still mustard.”
Ex-firemen Steve Skivens and John Archer, from Caerphilly and Abergavenny, thought the event was good for the city.
“It’s a fantastic Steve, 60.
“We’ve got a tremendous venue in Cardiff. We’ve had the rugby and football. “Now let’s have the boxing.” Nick Newman is manager of the Philharmonic on Cardiff’s St Mary spectacle,” said