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maverick23 wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 02:57 So we’re a couple of weeks away from the fight and there’s still no word as to what channel this is on in the U.K.

I know BT have matching rights and Fury’s a big name so may not need as much as hype as other PPV fights but it’s a bit of a joke nothing’s been announced yet and it’s not getting pushed by any U.K. TV network. I do wonder what FW actually does to earn his commission at times.

I wonder if Sky will go hard for it. Won’t be a good look for BT Sport to lose it particularly with all of the rumours that BT are looking to get rid of their Sport platform.

Manchester Hitman wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 08:12

maverick23 wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 02:57 So we’re a couple of weeks away from the fight and there’s still no word as to what channel this is on in the U.K.

I know BT have matching rights and Fury’s a big name so may not need as much as hype as other PPV fights but it’s a bit of a joke nothing’s been announced yet and it’s not getting pushed by any U.K. TV network. I do wonder what FW actually does to earn his commission at times.

I wonder if Sky will go hard for it. Won’t be a good look for BT Sport to lose it particularly with all of the rumours that BT are looking to get rid of their Sport platform.

BT & also Sky are most probably still furious that the AJ fight isn’t happening, and they are looking at the projected sales figures for a £25 PPV for this unnecessary rematch and thinking fcuk this...

I think BT will probably still get it, but if it isn’t announced by a Saturday at the latest, were probably looking at Fite Tv or something.

peter barlow wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 08:53

Manchester Hitman wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 08:12

maverick23 wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 02:57 So we’re a couple of weeks away from the fight and there’s still no word as to what channel this is on in the U.K.

I know BT have matching rights and Fury’s a big name so may not need as much as hype as other PPV fights but it’s a bit of a joke nothing’s been announced yet and it’s not getting pushed by any U.K. TV network. I do wonder what FW actually does to earn his commission at times.

I wonder if Sky will go hard for it. Won’t be a good look for BT Sport to lose it particularly with all of the rumours that BT are looking to get rid of their Sport platform.

BT & also Sky are most probably still furious that the AJ fight isn’t happening, and they are looking at the projected sales figures for a £25 PPV for this unnecessary rematch and thinking fcuk this...

I think BT will probably still get it, but if it isn’t announced by a Saturday at the latest, were probably looking at Fite Tv or something.

It's the biggest fight of the year thus far, Sky BT or Dazn would want it. But BT likely have it.

None of the 3 above have much of note for UK boxing until Usyk Joshua on Sky in September

Manchester Hitman wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 09:35

peter barlow wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 08:53

Manchester Hitman wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 08:12

BT & also Sky are most probably still furious that the AJ fight isn’t happening, and they are looking at the projected sales figures for a £25 PPV for this unnecessary rematch and thinking fcuk this...

I think BT will probably still get it, but if it isn’t announced by a Saturday at the latest, were probably looking at Fite Tv or something.

It's the biggest fight of the year thus far, Sky BT or Dazn would want it. But BT likely have it.

None of the 3 above have much of note for UK boxing until Usyk Joshua on Sky in September

DAZN aren’t going to be in the running in reality. There are probably examples when this hasn’t been the case, but they only show their own fights, and for the money that Arum will want they probably don’t even have the budget for it.

It might be the biggest fight of the year so far, but I don’t think BT or Sky are going to be overly happy about forking out to buy a fight, which is probably not going to be that profitable, if at all, especially in the current financial market.

I think BT have a right to match any offers for a Fury fight - I don’t honk they are obliged to show it though, but this could be incorrect.

I see IFL are interviewing Warren tomorrow, so this should be interesting.

Manchester Hitman wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 09:35 It might be the biggest fight of the year so far, but I don’t think BT or Sky are going to be overly happy about forking out to buy a fight, which is probably not going to be that profitable, if at all, especially in the current financial market.

Manchester Hitman wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 09:35

peter barlow wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 08:53

Manchester Hitman wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 08:12

BT & also Sky are most probably still furious that the AJ fight isn’t happening, and they are looking at the projected sales figures for a £25 PPV for this unnecessary rematch and thinking fcuk this...

I think BT will probably still get it, but if it isn’t announced by a Saturday at the latest, were probably looking at Fite Tv or something.

It's the biggest fight of the year thus far, Sky BT or Dazn would want it. But BT likely have it.

None of the 3 above have much of note for UK boxing until Usyk Joshua on Sky in September

DAZN aren’t going to be in the running in reality. There are probably examples when this hasn’t been the case, but they only show their own fights, and for the money that Arum will want they probably don’t even have the budget for it.

It might be the biggest fight of the year so far, but I don’t think BT or Sky are going to be overly happy about forking out to buy a fight, which is probably not going to be that profitable, if at all, especially in the current financial market.

I think BT have a right to match any offers for a Fury fight - I don’t honk they are obliged to show it though, but this could be incorrect.

I see IFL are interviewing Warren tomorrow, so this should be interesting.

peter barlow wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 09:52 Sky would be more buys, BT better coverage. Assume similar price. Takam Joyce same night BT too

handsofstone wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 11:43 B/Nation pisses over anything BT have done, they've been pretty sub par considering the financial clout they've got, cant remember the number of shows Warren was meant to be putting on but its barely 15 a year


As mentioned above, one of the biggest fights of the year and still no tv deal, amatuer hour as per

Dioufy wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 16:48 Which goon voted for Deontay Wilder to come out southpaw and dance circles around Fury for a points decision?

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 17:07

Dioufy wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 16:48 Which goon voted for Deontay Wilder to come out southpaw and dance circles around Fury for a points decision?

i know someone who is convinced he should come out on the back foot and look for left hook counter shots, and ignore the right hand

peter barlow wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 15:54

handsofstone wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 11:43 B/Nation pisses over anything BT have done, they've been pretty sub par considering the financial clout they've got, cant remember the number of shows Warren was meant to be putting on but its barely 15 a year


As mentioned above, one of the biggest fights of the year and still no tv deal, amatuer hour as per

Any idea why bnation still on the go with no live fights

peter barlow wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 08:53

Manchester Hitman wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 08:12

maverick23 wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 02:57 So we’re a couple of weeks away from the fight and there’s still no word as to what channel this is on in the U.K.

I know BT have matching rights and Fury’s a big name so may not need as much as hype as other PPV fights but it’s a bit of a joke nothing’s been announced yet and it’s not getting pushed by any U.K. TV network. I do wonder what FW actually does to earn his commission at times.

I wonder if Sky will go hard for it. Won’t be a good look for BT Sport to lose it particularly with all of the rumours that BT are looking to get rid of their Sport platform.

BT & also Sky are most probably still furious that the AJ fight isn’t happening, and they are looking at the projected sales figures for a £25 PPV for this unnecessary rematch and thinking fcuk this...

I think BT will probably still get it, but if it isn’t announced by a Saturday at the latest, were probably looking at Fite Tv or something.

It's the biggest fight of the year thus far, Sky BT or Dazn would want it. But BT likely have it.

None of the 3 above have much of note for UK boxing until Usyk Joshua on Sky in September

KiwiRider wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 18:59

peter barlow wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 08:53

Manchester Hitman wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 08:12

BT & also Sky are most probably still furious that the AJ fight isn’t happening, and they are looking at the projected sales figures for a £25 PPV for this unnecessary rematch and thinking fcuk this...

I think BT will probably still get it, but if it isn’t announced by a Saturday at the latest, were probably looking at Fite Tv or something.

It's the biggest fight of the year thus far, Sky BT or Dazn would want it. But BT likely have it.

None of the 3 above have much of note for UK boxing until Usyk Joshua on Sky in September

It's not the biggest fight of the year thus far.
You may have missed Josh and Jose?
This unnecessary trilogy match for one belt after Fury winning the first two is definitely not the eagerly anticipated AJ vs Fury either.

handsofstone wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 17:26

peter barlow wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 15:54

handsofstone wrote: ↑06 Jul 2021, 11:43 B/Nation pisses over anything BT have done, they've been pretty sub par considering the financial clout they've got, cant remember the number of shows Warren was meant to be putting on but its barely 15 a year


As mentioned above, one of the biggest fights of the year and still no tv deal, amatuer hour as per

Any idea why bnation still on the go with no live fights

Fcvk knows whats going on over there, i thought they would've vanished a couple years ago but they did have a wee revival last year or whenever but nothing lately, i loved that channel, its had the biggest fights stateside in the last 10 years, tenner a month too