Olympic boxing tv times, i am the TV master :P

REAL_DEAL · Post by **REAL_DEAL** » 05 Aug 2004, 08:00

SPORT: Olympics: Live Boxing
Channel: British Eurosport 410
Date: Saturday 14th August 2004
Time: 11:45 to 13:00 (starting in 8 days)
Duration: 1 hour and 15 minutes.
Action from the boxing ring with live coverage from the Peristeri Boxing Hall of the preliminary rounds in the 75kg (middleweight) division.
(Live)

SPORT: Olympics: Live Boxing
Channel: British Eurosport 410
Date: Saturday 14th August 2004
Time: 19:45 to 20:15 (starting in 9 days)
Duration: 30 minutes.
Action from the Peristeri Boxing Hall of the preliminary rounds in the 81kg (light-heavyweight) division.
(Live)

SPORT: Olympics: Live Boxing
Channel: British Eurosport 410
Date: Sunday 15th August 2004
Time: 11:45 to 13:00 (starting in 9 days)
Duration: 1 hour and 15 minutes.
Action from the Peristeri Boxing Hall with live coverage of the preliminary rounds in the 64kg (light-welterweight) division.
(Live)

SPORT: Olympics: Live Boxing
Channel: British Eurosport 410
Date: Sunday 15th August 2004
Time: 19:45 to 20:30 (starting in 10 days)
Duration: 45 minutes.
Action from the Peristeri Boxing Hall with live coverage of the preliminary rounds in the 69kg (welterweight) division.
(Live)

SPORT: Olympics: Live Boxing
Channel: British Eurosport 410
Date: Monday 16th August 2004
Time: 11:45 to 14:30 (starting in 10 days)
Duration: 2 hours and 45 minutes.
Action from the Peristeri Boxing Hall with live coverage of the preliminary rounds in the 57kg and 60kg divisions.
(Live)

SPORT: Olympics: Live Boxing
Channel: British Eurosport 410
Date: Tuesday 17th August 2004
Time: 12:00 to 14:30 (starting in 11 days)
Duration: 2 hours and 30 minutes.
Action from the Peristeri Boxing Hall with live coverage of the preliminary rounds in the 51kg and 54kg divisions.
(Live)

Matchfixer · Post by **Matchfixer** » 05 Aug 2004, 08:28

Excellent! Is Amir Khan in the 60kg division?

dondada · Post by **dondada** » 05 Aug 2004, 09:03

Yes, he is. Nice one Chris.

REAL_DEAL · Post by **REAL_DEAL** » 05 Aug 2004, 09:14

thanks. i would of put BBC ones up but we know they will be crap with the coverage. :x

Matchfixer · Post by **Matchfixer** » 05 Aug 2004, 10:13

No heavy or super-heavy competitions?

dondada · Post by **dondada** » 05 Aug 2004, 10:19

Matchfixer wrote:No heavy or super-heavy competitions?

I ought to get paid by the answer for you, Matchy. 8)

Yes, there are competitions at these weights. They come last though, so maybe Chris hasn't got the schedules for these yet.

Matchfixer · Post by **Matchfixer** » 05 Aug 2004, 10:54

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
Matchfixer wrote:No heavy or super-heavy competitions?
I ought to get paid by the answer for you, Matchy. 8)

Yes, there are competitions at these weights. They come last though, so maybe Chris hasn't got the schedules for these yet.

I wasn't being awkward but I like watching the big guys fight.

steve689 · Post by **steve689** » 05 Aug 2004, 11:00

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
Matchfixer wrote:No heavy or super-heavy competitions?
I ought to get paid by the answer for you, Matchy. 8)

Leave him alone he's busy trying to fix the fights

MightyWarrior · Post by **MightyWarrior** » 05 Aug 2004, 11:02

Don't think they've made the draw yet? Wonder if it's seeded, because Khan wants that Cuban in the other half if possible.

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 05 Aug 2004, 11:07

Wonder what odds you can get on Khan to win gold, I've just got this funny feeling about this.

J · Post by J » 05 Aug 2004, 11:07

kindelan. yip he does.

glittermonkey · Post by **glittermonkey** » 05 Aug 2004, 11:16

I'm pretty sure there are no seeds, so Khan could meet Kindelan very early. Fingers crossed they avoid each other until the final.

Southpaw Stylist · Post by **Southpaw Stylist** » 05 Aug 2004, 11:25

BBC will more than likely have interactive coverage (for digital viewers). Which means it will be on all of the time if you press the red button.

Chris the fighter · Post by **Chris the fighter** » 05 Aug 2004, 11:29

I'll be looking out for Andy Lee from Ireland as well my Grandpa was Irish
and so I always have a soft spot for sportmen from there. I think he boxes as a middleweight. I'll probably tape as many fights as possible because you never know they may be a new Roy Jones or Floyd Mayweather at the Olympics.

Freiheit · Post by **Freiheit** » 05 Aug 2004, 11:37

The draw isnt until the day before the olympics start.
Here is another schedule that covers more days (Eurosport program aval. until the 21st.) I was too lazy to cut out the danish channels All times are CET. The channels DR1 & DR2 can easily be receiver in the UK if you got a dish
14,8
DR2 12.30-13,30 (Live)
DR1 17.30-18,00 81kg
Zulu 18.25-19.20 Mellemvægt (LIVE)
Euro 12,45-14,00 Mellemvægt (LIVE)
Euro 20,45-21,15 81kg (LIVE)

15.8
DR1 12.30-13.30 64kg (LIVE)
DR2 14.00-15.45 69kg (LIVE)
Euro 12,45-14,00 64kg (LIVE)
EURO 20,45-21,30 69kg (LIVE)
Euro 21,30-23,00 64kg
Euro 01,15-02,00 69kg

16.8
DR1 14.00-15.30 Sejlsport og boksning (LIVE)
ZULU 20,00-21,00 Letvægt (LIVE)
Euro 12,45-15,30 57 & 60 KG (LIVE)
Euro 22,00-23,00 57 & 60kg

17.8
DR1 12,45-15,30 51 & 54kg (LIVE)
Zulu 19.30-21,00 51 & 54 kg (LIVE)
Euro 13,00-15,30 51 & 54kg (LIVE)
Euro 00,15-01,15 51 & 54 kg

18,8
DR1 12,45-14,00 48kg (LIVE)
Euro 13,30-15,00 +91kg (LIVE)
Euro 21,45-23,00 48 & +91 kg

19,8
DR1 12,45-15,30 69 & 81kg (LIVE)
Zulu 09,35-10,00 +91kg
Zulu 15,00-15,15 +91kg
Euro 04,00-05,00 48 & +91kg
Euro 13,00-15,30 69 & 81kg (LIVE)
Euro 21,30-22-30 64, 69 & 81kg

20,8
DR1 12,45-13,30 57 (LIVE)
DR1 14,15-15,30 60 (LIVE)
Zulu 20,00-20,15 Letvægt
Euro 04,00-05,00 64, 69 & 81kg
Euro 14,30-15,30 60kg (LIVE)

21.8
Euro 13,45-15,30 51 & 75kg (LIVE)
Euro 00,15-01,15 51 & 75kg

22.8
Zulu 21,55-22,55 Sværvægt

23,8
DR1 19,10-19,30 LIVE
Zulu 09,35-09,45 Sværvægt
Zulu 11,30-12,00 Sværvægt (LIVE)

24,8

25,8
DR1 19,00-19,30 Fluevægt (LIVE)
Zulu 15,05-15,30 Lersværvægt
Zulu 20,45-21,00 Letsværvægt

26,8

27,8
DR1 13,30-15,00 Letwelter, Mellem og sværvægt (LIVE)
TV2 12,25-13,15 Semifinaler (LIVE)
Zulu 12,55-13,15 Fjervægt (LIVE)
Zulu 18,25-18,50 LIVE

28,8
TV2 18,20-18,55 LIVE

29,8
DR1 12,30-15,30 LIVE
TV2 11,00-13,00 Finaler

dondada · Post by **dondada** » 06 Aug 2004, 03:37

I hope Khan wins but it's a massive ask. Where did this myth come, fuelled by Steve Bunce last time he was on telly (with Khan) that he only lost by 'a couple of points' to the Cuban?

Kindelan beat him 33-13, if I remember rightly. A huge learning fight though, and it can only be closer next time.

Ulysses · Post by **Ulysses** » 06 Aug 2004, 04:13

Out of interest this is the first Olympics to feature the new weight divisions. The middleweights are particularly strong.
You have the likes of the outstanding Kazakh, Gennadi Golovkin, who's the current world champion. Cuba have a strong middlewight in Yordanis Despaigne who holds a win over Golovkin this season. America's entry Andre Dirrel is a real medal hope, I believe he's beaten the both the aforementioned this year!
From Russia you've got the superb Gaiderbek Gaiderbekov who's the european champion and Ukrainian Oleg Mishkin is as formidable as anyone. He's the world silver medallist.
Hungary's Károly Balzsay could be a dark horse. He already has a contract with Universum after Athens.
Throw in Ireland's talented Andy Lee plus the German, Lucas Wilashek, who's beaten him and you have a excellent crop of boxers.
I'm sure i've missed some out as it's a real deep division!

MightyWarrior · Post by **MightyWarrior** » 06 Aug 2004, 06:49

Matchfixer wrote:No heavy or super-heavy competitions?

Favorite at super heavy is 24 year old American Jason Estrada. He missed Sydney because of injury, but beat Michel Lopez Nunez in 2003, to become the first non Cuban to win the Pan American Games.

Freiheit · Post by **Freiheit** » 06 Aug 2004, 06:54

MightyWarrior wrote:
Matchfixer wrote:No heavy or super-heavy competitions?
Favorite at super heavy is 24 year old American Jason Estrada. He missed Sydney because of injury, but beat Michel Lopez Nunez in 2003, to become the first non Cuban to win the Pan American Games.

I wouldnt say he is a favorite, with a lucky draw he might get a medal. Earlier this year he lost 31-16 Victor Bisbal from Puerto Rico

Ulysses · Post by **Ulysses** » 06 Aug 2004, 06:58

Can't believe I forgot Commonwealth games champion Jean Pascal (Canada) at middleweight, just another example of the divisions depth.
For me, the natural picks at Super-heavy have to be Russia's Alexander Povetkin world and european champion and strong and talented Italian Roberto Cammarelle.

Freiheit · Post by **Freiheit** » 06 Aug 2004, 07:00

Ulysses wrote:Can't believe I forgot Commonwealth games champion Jean Pascal (Canada) at middleweight, just another example of the divisions depth.
For me, the natural picks at Super-heavy have to be Russia's Alexander Povetkin world and european champion and strong and talented Italian Roberto Cammarelle.

I agree, but it all depends of the draw since there is only 16 in the superheavyweight division.

Ulysses · Post by **Ulysses** » 06 Aug 2004, 07:06

Freiheit wrote:
Ulysses wrote:Can't believe I forgot Commonwealth games champion Jean Pascal (Canada) at middleweight, just another example of the divisions depth.
For me, the natural picks at Super-heavy have to be Russia's Alexander Povetkin world and european champion and strong and talented Italian Roberto Cammarelle.
I agree, but it all depends of the draw since there is only 16 in the superheavyweight division.

Who do you fancy at middleweight?

dondada · Post by **dondada** » 06 Aug 2004, 07:12

Ulysses, Freiheit, etc

Where are the best places to follow the amateur game (TV is doubtful but what are the most informative, reliable websites)?

Freiheit · Post by **Freiheit** » 06 Aug 2004, 07:18

http://www.eaba.org

Loftgroov · Post by **Loftgroov** » 06 Aug 2004, 17:28

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:I hope Khan wins but it's a massive ask. Where did this myth come, fuelled by Steve Bunce last time he was on telly (with Khan) that he only lost by 'a couple of points' to the Cuban?

Kindelan beat him 33-13, if I remember rightly. A huge learning fight though, and it can only be closer next time.

Yes, I think it was Bunce being polite. The important thing though was Bunce's statement about how Amir went back to the dressing room afterwards and was (apparently) really annoyed with himself and has promised to look at that fight with Kindelin and ensure that scoreline doesn't happen next time.

It's a refreshing attitude from many of our athletes who seem to adopt the whole "well...I tried my best, and finished 19th. It was a class field, so I'm happy with that".

It seems Khan wants to be the best, not good... but THE BEST, and I like that.