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Live TV Schedule and current state of coverage

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Current state of coverage in the UK

Before you look at the schedule ( which is very good, especially whilst allegedly is free), I want everyone to look at the current state of coverage and maybe how we should react;

First and foremost I am forcing everyone to BOYCOTT PRIMETIME, as this could spoil big fight coverage in the UK and ruin the boxing coverage in this country, spoil the coverage for us proper boxing fans if every decent fight / fighters are shown on £15 PPVs!!!!!! Their coverage is awful, looks like they just use a poor internet stream, poor sound, picture goes off and commentary is very poor - overall very poor production - £15 a fight!!!! Disgusting - bad for boxing. At £15 a fight its worth just waiting to watch it on the internet for free the next day - probably in better quality as well. What annoys me the most is that these fights use to be on normal Sky ( in glorious HD), whilst we do not always like Sky productions they are defo better than anyone else in this country and FREE to Sky Sports subscribers, which is most of us.

I like the allegedly idea - Good starting lineup, both amateur, small hall and big time fights from all over the world, bunceys boxing hour and back catalogue fights from Golden Boy and Top Rank. At £10 a month you can’t complain and no PPV per fight!

We all need to write to SKY and make sure the big fights stay on Sky and not Primetime. The Manny - Marquez and Cotto - Marg fights are listed on their Sky Bet site as being on Sky Sports1 but we need confirmation or atleast request Sky to show these

[email protected]

Brilliant Schedule for the start of the season ( especially if Primetime don’t steal Pac-Marquez and Cotto-Marg and put them on PPV!!!! , I do reckon if we push sky - they might do a long term deal with Arum now that warren and golden boy have left)


Friday 30th September


allegedly - 7 pm - York Hall, London

British Super Featherweight Title
Liam Walsh vs. Paul Appleby

British Southern Area Light Middleweight Title
Ryan Toms vs. Steve O’Meara


Saturday 1st October


allegedly - 7pm - Jahnsportforum, Germany

WBA & IBF World Cruiserweight Titles
Steve Cunningham vs. Joan Pablo Hernandez

European Middleweight Title
Sabastian Sylvester vs. Gregory Proksa

IBF Inter-continental Light Heavyweight Title
Karo Murat vs. Gabriel Campillo


Sky Sports 1 - 8pm - Newport Leisure Centre, Wales

European Lightweight Title
Gavin Rees vs. Derry Matthews

Bradley Price vs. Danny Butler


Sunday 2nd October


Sky Sports 1 - 12:30am - Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City

WBC Emeritus & Ring magazine Middleweight Titles
Sergio Gabriel Martinez vs. Darren Barker

Andy Lee vs. Brian Vera

Premier Sports - 2am - MGM Grand Garden, Las Vegas

WBA World Light Flyweight Title
Roman Gonzalez vs. Omar Soto

WBC World Super Bantamweight Title
Toshiaki Nishioka vs. Rafael Marquez


Saturday 8th October


Sky Sports 1 - 8:30pm - Ponds Forge Arena, Sheffield

WBA World Welterweight Title Eliminator & Inter-Continental Title
Kell Brook vs. Rafal Jackiewicz


Wednesday 12th October


Sky Sports 1 - 8:00pm - Olympia, Liverpool

Prizefighter - The Super Flyweights
(Lee Haskins, Craig Lyons and star man Usman Ahmed!!)


Saturday 15th October


allegedly - 7pm - Echo Arena, Liverpool

WBO World Light Heavyweight Title
Nathan Clevery vs. Tony Bellew

European Super Middleweight Title
Piotr Wilczeski vs. James Degale


allegedly - Time TBC - Staples Centre, Los Angeles

WBC World and Ring magazine Light Heavyweight Titles
Bernard Hopkins vs. Chad Dawson

Vacant WBC World Lightweight Title
Antonio DeMarco vs. Jorge Linares
Danny Garcia vs. Kendall Holt

Luis Collazo vs. Freddy Hernandez

Paulie Malignaggi vs. Orlando Lora


Friday 21st October


allegedly - 7pm - York Hall, London

British Cruiserweight Title
Rob Norton vs. Leon Williams


Saturday 22nd October


allegedly - 7pm - Ludwisburg Arena, Germany

WBC & WBO World Cruiserweight Title Unifcation
Marco Huck vs. Krystof Wlodarczyk

Sky Sports 1 - 8pm - Bolton Arena, Bolton

British Super Bantamweight Title
Jason Booth vs. Scott Quigg

Karl Place vs. Carl Johanneson


Friday 28th October


allegedly - Time & Venue TBC

WBO Inter-Continental Welterweight Title
Frankie Gavin vs. Diego Gabriel Scaves


Saturday 29th October


Eurosport - 8pm - Trabzon, Turkey

IBF Inter-Continental Super Middleweight Title
Benjamin Simon vs. TBA


Saturday 5th November


allegedly - 7pm - Wembley Arena, London

Interim WBO World Lightweight Title
Micheal Katsidis vs. Ricky Burns

British & Commenwealth Super Middleweight Titles
George Groves vs. Paul Smith

Vacant English Super Bantamweight Title
Ryan Walsh vs. Liam Richards

- Parken, Copenhagen, Denmark

WBO Super Middlleweight Title
Robert Stieglitz vs. Mikkel Kessler


Saturday 12th November


Sky Sports1 (unconfirmed) - 2am - MGM Grand Garden, Las Vegas

WBO World & Ring magazine Welterweight Titles
Manny Pacquiao vs. Juan Manuel Marquez


Saturday 18th November


allegedly - 8pm - York Hall, London

British & Commonwealth Featherweight Titles
Lee Selby vs. John Simpson


Saturday 28th November


Sky Sports 1 - 8pm - Venue TBC

Vacant English Featherweight Title
Joe Murray vs. Chris Meale


Saturday 3rd December


Sky Sports 1 - 8pm - Sap Arena, Manheim, Germany

WBA World Middleweight Title

Felix Sturm vs. Martin Murray

Sky Sports1 (unconfirmed) - 2am - Madison Square Gardens, New York

WBA World & Ring magazine Light Middleweight Titles
Miguel Angel Cotto vs. Anotonio Margarito

WBA World Lightweight Title
Brandon Rios vs. Kevin Mitchell (TBC)

Mike Jones vs. Sebastian Andres Lujan


Saturday 10th December

*****BOYCOTT******************************************
Primetime - 14:99 - Crap fight - Time - Venue TBC

WBA & IBF World Light Welterweight Titles
Amir Khan vs. Lamont Peterson


Overall great line up as long some of these unconfirmed SKY fights don’t end on Primetime
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loving thid line up. more boxing the better on tv, about time they catered for the 'die hard' fans,
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Can't see a Mitchell-Rios fight happening in December if he is fighting on the Burns-Katsidis undercard. But a cracking schedule never the less.
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Boxing Addict wrote:Current state of coverage in the UK

Before you look at the schedule ( which is very good, especially whilst allegedly is free), I want everyone to look at the current state of coverage and maybe how we should react;

First and foremost I am forcing everyone to BOYCOTT PRIMETIME, as this could spoil big fight coverage in the UK and ruin the boxing coverage in this country, spoil the coverage for us proper boxing fans if every decent fight / fighters are shown on £15 PPVs!!!!!! Their coverage is awful, looks like they just use a poor internet stream, poor sound, picture goes off and commentary is very poor - overall very poor production - £15 a fight!!!! Disgusting - bad for boxing. At £15 a fight its worth just waiting to watch it on the internet for free the next day - probably in better quality as well. What annoys me the most is that these fights use to be on normal Sky ( in glorious HD), whilst we do not always like Sky productions they are defo better than anyone else in this country and FREE to Sky Sports subscribers, which is most of us.

I like the allegedly idea - Good starting lineup, both amateur, small hall and big time fights from all over the world, bunceys boxing hour and back catalogue fights from Golden Boy and Top Rank. At £10 a month you can’t complain and no PPV per fight!

We all need to write to SKY and make sure the big fights stay on Sky and not Primetime. The Manny - Marquez and Cotto - Marg fights are listed on their Sky Bet site as being on Sky Sports1 but we need confirmation or atleast request Sky to show these

[email protected]

Brilliant Schedule for the start of the season ( especially if Primetime don’t steal Pac-Marquez and Cotto-Marg and put them on PPV!!!! , I do reckon if we push sky - they might do a long term deal with Arum now that warren and golden boy have left)


Friday 30th September


allegedly - 7 pm - York Hall, London

British Super Featherweight Title
Liam Walsh vs. Paul Appleby

British Southern Area Light Middleweight Title
Ryan Toms vs. Steve O’Meara


Saturday 1st October


allegedly - 7pm - Jahnsportforum, Germany

WBA & IBF World Cruiserweight Titles
Steve Cunningham vs. Joan Pablo Hernandez

European Middleweight Title
Sabastian Sylvester vs. Gregory Proksa

IBF Inter-continental Light Heavyweight Title
Karo Murat vs. Gabriel Campillo


Sky Sports 1 - 8pm - Newport Leisure Centre, Wales

European Lightweight Title
Gavin Rees vs. Derry Matthews

Bradley Price vs. Danny Butler


Sunday 2nd October


Sky Sports 1 - 12:30am - Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City

WBC Emeritus & Ring magazine Middleweight Titles
Sergio Gabriel Martinez vs. Darren Barker

Andy Lee vs. Brian Vera

Premier Sports - 2am - MGM Grand Garden, Las Vegas

WBA World Light Flyweight Title
Roman Gonzalez vs. Omar Soto

WBC World Super Bantamweight Title
Toshiaki Nishioka vs. Rafael Marquez


Saturday 8th October


Sky Sports 1 - 8:30pm - Ponds Forge Arena, Sheffield

WBA World Welterweight Title Eliminator & Inter-Continental Title
Kell Brook vs. Rafal Jackiewicz


Wednesday 12th October


Sky Sports 1 - 8:00pm - Olympia, Liverpool

Prizefighter - The Super Flyweights
(Lee Haskins, Craig Lyons and star man Usman Ahmed!!)


Saturday 15th October


allegedly - 7pm - Echo Arena, Liverpool

WBO World Light Heavyweight Title
Nathan Clevery vs. Tony Bellew

European Super Middleweight Title
Piotr Wilczeski vs. James Degale


allegedly - Time TBC - Staples Centre, Los Angeles

WBC World and Ring magazine Light Heavyweight Titles
Bernard Hopkins vs. Chad Dawson

Vacant WBC World Lightweight Title
Antonio DeMarco vs. Jorge Linares
Danny Garcia vs. Kendall Holt

Luis Collazo vs. Freddy Hernandez

Paulie Malignaggi vs. Orlando Lora


Friday 21st October


allegedly - 7pm - York Hall, London

British Cruiserweight Title
Rob Norton vs. Leon Williams


Saturday 22nd October


allegedly - 7pm - Ludwisburg Arena, Germany

WBC & WBO World Cruiserweight Title Unifcation
Marco Huck vs. Krystof Wlodarczyk

Sky Sports 1 - 8pm - Bolton Arena, Bolton

British Super Bantamweight Title
Jason Booth vs. Scott Quigg

Karl Place vs. Carl Johanneson


Friday 28th October


allegedly - Time & Venue TBC

WBO Inter-Continental Welterweight Title
Frankie Gavin vs. Diego Gabriel Scaves


Saturday 29th October


Eurosport - 8pm - Trabzon, Turkey

IBF Inter-Continental Super Middleweight Title
Benjamin Simon vs. TBA


Saturday 5th November


allegedly - 7pm - Wembley Arena, London

Interim WBO World Lightweight Title
Micheal Katsidis vs. Ricky Burns

British & Commenwealth Super Middleweight Titles
George Groves vs. Paul Smith

Vacant English Super Bantamweight Title
Ryan Walsh vs. Liam Richards

- Parken, Copenhagen, Denmark

WBO Super Middlleweight Title
Robert Stieglitz vs. Mikkel Kessler


Saturday 12th November


Sky Sports1 (unconfirmed) - 2am - MGM Grand Garden, Las Vegas

WBO World & Ring magazine Welterweight Titles
Manny Pacquiao vs. Juan Manuel Marquez


Saturday 18th November


allegedly - 8pm - York Hall, London

British & Commonwealth Featherweight Titles
Lee Selby vs. John Simpson


Saturday 28th November


Sky Sports 1 - 8pm - Venue TBC

Vacant English Featherweight Title
Joe Murray vs. Chris Meale


Saturday 3rd December


Sky Sports 1 - 8pm - Sap Arena, Manheim, Germany

WBA World Middleweight Title

Felix Sturm vs. Martin Murray

Sky Sports1 (unconfirmed) - 2am - Madison Square Gardens, New York

WBA World & Ring magazine Light Middleweight Titles
Miguel Angel Cotto vs. Anotonio Margarito

WBA World Lightweight Title
Brandon Rios vs. Kevin Mitchell (TBC)

Mike Jones vs. Sebastian Andres Lujan


Saturday 10th December

*****BOYCOTT******************************************
Primetime - 14:99 - Crap fight - Time - Venue TBC

WBA & IBF World Light Welterweight Titles
Amir Khan vs. Lamont Peterson


Overall great line up as long some of these unconfirmed SKY fights don’t end on Primetime
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What a cracking few weeks of boxing!! Superb schedule
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I will get the UK schedule up and running again at the weekend.
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Boxing Addict wrote:Current state of coverage in the UK

At £15 a fight its worth just waiting to watch it on the internet for free the next day - probably in better quality as well. What annoys me the most is that these fights use to be on normal Sky ( in glorious HD), whilst we do not always like Sky productions they are defo better than anyone else in this country and FREE to Sky Sports subscribers, which is most of us.

I like the allegedly idea - Good starting lineup, both amateur, small hall and big time fights from all over the world, bunceys boxing hour and back catalogue fights from Golden Boy and Top Rank. At £10 a month you can’t complain and no PPV per fight!
Come on mate, declare your hand, you MUST be working for allegedly.

No PPV on allegedly but £10 a month for fights that would have been on normal "free" Sky Sports just 2 months ago. The allegedly feed will also be SD - there are no published plans for a HD broadcast so the quality will be the equivalent of Primetime.

And with Primetime you get to pick and choose your fights - £15 for one Amir Khan fight, say. With allegedly you'll have to commit to a year with zero guarantee of fight quality, and given the history of Warren fighters in World Title fights my hopes are not high. That's £120 for 2 Nathan Cleverly defences against late replacements, any number of Burns v Cook type domestic match ups that we are told are exactly what the public want and the slowed down progression of the likes of Gavin and Saunders as F wank seeks to maximise his cut by reducing the payments to his fighters opposition.

It's just a real shame that the likes of Cleverly, James DeGale, George Groves, Gavin and Saunders - all young up-and-coming talents who could go on to be great draws for UK boxing are being shunted out to the sidelines to be seen by the proverbial one man and his dog.
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earsjohn wrote:
Boxing Addict wrote:Current state of coverage in the UK

At £15 a fight its worth just waiting to watch it on the internet for free the next day - probably in better quality as well. What annoys me the most is that these fights use to be on normal Sky ( in glorious HD), whilst we do not always like Sky productions they are defo better than anyone else in this country and FREE to Sky Sports subscribers, which is most of us.

I like the allegedly idea - Good starting lineup, both amateur, small hall and big time fights from all over the world, bunceys boxing hour and back catalogue fights from Golden Boy and Top Rank. At £10 a month you can’t complain and no PPV per fight!
Come on mate, declare your hand, you MUST be working for allegedly.
.
Just what I was thinking,

TV channels?fuk you all, I will make my own mind up.
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earsjohn wrote:
Boxing Addict wrote:Current state of coverage in the UK

At £15 a fight its worth just waiting to watch it on the internet for free the next day - probably in better quality as well. What annoys me the most is that these fights use to be on normal Sky ( in glorious HD), whilst we do not always like Sky productions they are defo better than anyone else in this country and FREE to Sky Sports subscribers, which is most of us.

I like the allegedly idea - Good starting lineup, both amateur, small hall and big time fights from all over the world, bunceys boxing hour and back catalogue fights from Golden Boy and Top Rank. At £10 a month you can’t complain and no PPV per fight!
Come on mate, declare your hand, you MUST be working for allegedly.

No PPV on allegedly but £10 a month for fights that would have been on normal "free" Sky Sports just 2 months ago. The allegedly feed will also be SD - there are no published plans for a HD broadcast so the quality will be the equivalent of Primetime.

And with Primetime you get to pick and choose your fights - £15 for one Amir Khan fight, say. With allegedly you'll have to commit to a year with zero guarantee of fight quality, and given the history of Warren fighters in World Title fights my hopes are not high. That's £120 for 2 Nathan Cleverly defences against late replacements, any number of Burns v Cook type domestic match ups that we are told are exactly what the public want and the slowed down progression of the likes of Gavin and Saunders as F wank seeks to maximise his cut by reducing the payments to his fighters opposition.

It's just a real shame that the likes of Cleverly, James DeGale, George Groves, Gavin and Saunders - all young up-and-coming talents who could go on to be great draws for UK boxing are being shunted out to the sidelines to be seen by the proverbial one man and his dog.
Exactly what i was thinking too pal. All allegedly fights should be free fights shown on sky sports. Good post
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Nope ....I wont be getting it.

I'll wait til my mate Marc subscribes to it then i'll pop round his with a six pack and consume all the fight action for free.
Dont be silly....be smart !
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No Wes you won't be coming round to mine to watch it. You'll be babysitting your new little girl! haha

Will this be in HD?
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That Tenner a month (£120 a year) can go towards nappys and putting food in the little ones mouth rather than British Boxing Mis-matches.

Give us 50-50 fights twice a week and i'll part with my Nigel Benns (My tens)
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Look, i'm not going to subscribe to allegedly, just stating its a good idea for boxing to have its own dedicated channel. For me its got to be in HD, as standard def especially yesterdays show looked awfull, like i were watching an older fight not live. This will have to improve . Overall it will stop fights going on PPV on primetime!!!!

The walsh vs appleby won't be one i'll forget quickly, really enjoyed it.

We do need HD and sound must improve, but enzo commentating was a breath of fresh air rather than adam smith and co.

None the less, i still want sky to show the fights, imagine watching yesterdays fight in HD with the ring mics turned up.

Looking forward to tonite

Has anyone yet e-mailed sky re pacman vs marquez and cotto vs margarito

As they discussed titles are not everything nowadays, but sky should aim to show the best pound for pound fighters -
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