Re: Froch-Taylor delayed on ITV
Posted: 22 Apr 2009, 09:23
I just know I'll stay up for it, even though it's a bad idea. ![[icon_neutral.gif] :neutral:](./images/smilies/icon_neutral.gif)
I am exactly the same. I have tried to avoid results before, but can not go ten minutes without looking up the result myself.Autobarn wrote:I'd still have to know who won, first thing I got up. fightn ews at 5 in the morning, for me.Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:Good news, just stay off the boxing forums all Sunday
Spoils the excitement of the fight, delayed gratification my friend. Although as force of habit I sometimes accidently click on a boxing forumAutobarn wrote:I'd still have to know who won, first thing I got up. fightn ews at 5 in the morning, for me.Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:Good news, just stay off the boxing forums all Sunday
Lol, I remember John Inverdale was good at giving away stuff when delayed fights were on BBC, although he clearly didn't give a sh*t and wished he was covering rugby. He would be grinning away with the "Which middle round can Froch land a barrage of punches and possibly force a stoppage? Let's go over to the arena now and see."Terry D wrote:Especially ITV, they are about as good as holding a secret as a man is of holding down a fart. Remember those CL games, "Now to Manchester United versus Deportivo. There was late drama in this game." United score, 0-1, then nothing happens so you just now that going into the last ten-minutes Depo will score, twice.
"Hello welcome to the delayed showing of Froch-Taylor, look out for that final round!"
Right youve all convinced me to have the sound off til the first bell sounds!Riddick Blowe wrote:Lol, I remember John Inverdale was good at giving away stuff when delayed fights were on BBC, although he clearly didn't give a sh*t and wished he was covering rugby. He would be grinning away with the "Which middle round can Froch land a barrage of punches and possibly force a stoppage? Let's go over to the arena now and see."Terry D wrote:Especially ITV, they are about as good as holding a secret as a man is of holding down a fart. Remember those CL games, "Now to Manchester United versus Deportivo. There was late drama in this game." United score, 0-1, then nothing happens so you just now that going into the last ten-minutes Depo will score, twice.
"Hello welcome to the delayed showing of Froch-Taylor, look out for that final round!"
Terry D wrote:Especially ITV, they are about as good as holding a secret as a man is of holding down a fart. Remember those CL games, "Now to Manchester United versus Deportivo. There was late drama in this game." United score, 0-1, then nothing happens so you just now that going into the last ten-minutes Depo will score, twice.
"Hello welcome to the delayed showing of Froch-Taylor, look out for that final round!"
Riddick Blowe wrote:Lol, I remember John Inverdale was good at giving away stuff when delayed fights were on BBC, although he clearly didn't give a sh*t and wished he was covering rugby. He would be grinning away with the "Which middle round can Froch land a barrage of punches and possibly force a stoppage? Let's go over to the arena now and see."Terry D wrote:Especially ITV, they are about as good as holding a secret as a man is of holding down a fart. Remember those CL games, "Now to Manchester United versus Deportivo. There was late drama in this game." United score, 0-1, then nothing happens so you just now that going into the last ten-minutes Depo will score, twice.
"Hello welcome to the delayed showing of Froch-Taylor, look out for that final round!"
Terry D wrote:This is a boxing forum, it is not a place for the discussion of sexual techniquesDG. wrote:
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Iit is best to wait until they are in the ring then turn the volume up!
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Pugilist-specialist wrote:In today's economic climate, with Seanta and ITV struggling, it is great news.
After the stick that Hennessey has had on here, I think he deserves some credit.
Good effort, I think the delayed coverage will catch many casual fans who probably wouldn't know the result anyway. Froch is a quality fighter and this is a quality fight and hopefully a big fan base can be developedHS Press wrote:ITV Secures Delayed Rights to Froch V Taylor
Sports fans will get the opportunity to watch delayed coverage of Carl Froch’s first defence of his WBC World Super Middleweight Title against Jermain Taylor on free-to-air television after ITV Sport secured the exclusive delayed rights to broadcast one of the biggest fights of the year less than 24 hours after it takes place.
Britain’s only reigning World Champion will put his belt on the line against former undisputed Middleweight Champ, Taylor at the MGM Grand at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Connecticut this Saturday. The fight will be shown on a delayed basis on ITV4 at 8.30pm on Sunday (April 26th) and repeated on ITV1 at 11.15pm the same evening.
Froch’s title winning thriller against the then unbeaten Jean Pascal was broadcast live on ITV1 last December while ITV4 also broadcasts free-to-air boxing as part of a deal with Froch’s promoter Mick Hennessy.
Recent fights have featured top names from the Hennessey Sports stable including Darren Barker, John O’Donnell, John Murray, Jon Thaxton and heavyweight sensation, Tyson Fury.
This is an important piece of news and it deserves its own thread.JDC wrote:I posted this an hour and a half before this thread was started.
Seriously, how many Froch threads do we need??????