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Ruthless-RKO wrote:TalkTalk TV weighs in with the best deal for fans wanting to watch the Brook vs. Spence Jr fight

On Saturday 27th May, TalkTalk TV customers can watch Kell Brook take on Errol Spence Jr. as he looks to defend his IBF World Welterweight title for just £14.95 – Britain’s lowest price.

TalkTalk TV customers can enjoy a thrilling night of world class boxing from the comfort of their own home, via Sky Sports Box Office.

From 6:00pm, TalkTalk TV customers can watch every punch, jab and knockout blow in what promises to be an eventful night on channel 416.

If they so choose, fans will be able to relive all the drama with repeats at 9:00 am and 4:00pm on Sunday 28th May, while TalkTalk’s Plus TV customers can record the fight and re-watch the former sparring partners battle it out until 10:00am on 30th May.

TalkTalk TV is offering access to more sport than ever before. Not only can boxing fans keep up with all the ringside action on allegedly, all TalkTalk TV homes have access to every major televised football match – including all Premier League and UEFA Champions League fixtures – live on a single platform, through TalkTalk’s Sky Sports boost and through access to BT Sport. Viewers also have the choice to watch international cricket, rugby, Formula One and all four golf majors. Available for 30 days at a time with no ongoing commitment, TalkTalk TV’s boosts offer choice and flexibility at great value.

JimJim2009 wrote:Just picked up a £40 ticket off Ebay for £12 plus postage, so I'm there

Boxerbeetle wrote:

Ruthless-RKO wrote:TalkTalk TV weighs in with the best deal for fans wanting to watch the Brook vs. Spence Jr fight

On Saturday 27th May, TalkTalk TV customers can watch Kell Brook take on Errol Spence Jr. as he looks to defend his IBF World Welterweight title for just £14.95 – Britain’s lowest price.

TalkTalk TV customers can enjoy a thrilling night of world class boxing from the comfort of their own home, via Sky Sports Box Office.

From 6:00pm, TalkTalk TV customers can watch every punch, jab and knockout blow in what promises to be an eventful night on channel 416.

If they so choose, fans will be able to relive all the drama with repeats at 9:00 am and 4:00pm on Sunday 28th May, while TalkTalk’s Plus TV customers can record the fight and re-watch the former sparring partners battle it out until 10:00am on 30th May.

TalkTalk TV is offering access to more sport than ever before. Not only can boxing fans keep up with all the ringside action on allegedly, all TalkTalk TV homes have access to every major televised football match – including all Premier League and UEFA Champions League fixtures – live on a single platform, through TalkTalk’s Sky Sports boost and through access to BT Sport. Viewers also have the choice to watch international cricket, rugby, Formula One and all four golf majors. Available for 30 days at a time with no ongoing commitment, TalkTalk TV’s boosts offer choice and flexibility at great value.

TalkTalk is garbage, I'd be amazed if they even manage to air the PPV without any issues.

ILikeBeer wrote:Anybody know what time the Kell Brook ring walk is?

Boxerbeetle wrote:
TalkTalk is garbage, I'd be amazed if they even manage to air the PPV without any issues.

Boxerbeetle wrote:Filled with shame and regret, I have just ordered it.

kbackup408 wrote:

Boxerbeetle wrote:Filled with shame and regret, I have just ordered it.

Same pal feels weird ordering two PPV's in the space of a month

Boxerbeetle wrote:

kbackup408 wrote:

Boxerbeetle wrote:Filled with shame and regret, I have just ordered it.

Same pal feels weird ordering two PPV's in the space of a month

At least they won't both show up on the same TV bill, otherwise my missus would hit the roof

I fvckin hate PPV and happily skipped the crap ones like Brook-Gavin / Cleverly-Bellew /the early Joshua ones. But this card does look good in fairness, so just got to swallow my pride and enjoy it.

Crease wrote:No.

I bought Haye vs Bellew & AJ vs Klitschko. I expect both of those bouts to have rematches some time later this year - and knowing me, I'll be forking out for both of them.

Additionally, there are other PPV fights potentially coming up - like a DeGale vs Eubank Jr or a DeGale vs Groves that I'll probably buy.

I'm not going to pay for every single one.

Boxerbeetle wrote:

Crease wrote:No.

I bought Haye vs Bellew & AJ vs Klitschko. I expect both of those bouts to have rematches some time later this year - and knowing me, I'll be forking out for both of them.

Additionally, there are other PPV fights potentially coming up - like a DeGale vs Eubank Jr or a DeGale vs Groves that I'll probably buy.

I'm not going to pay for every single one.

Would you really rather pay for Haye-Bellew 2 than Brook-Spence?

boxingknockout wrote:I bought it through the Internet and HDMI'd it to my TV.

No major issues - the vision lagged 1 second behind sound at times which is irritating, but probably down to my poor broadband speed and / or unsophisticated Laptop.

I can't afford subscription to SkY / virgin, and as the only thing I really watch away from Freeview is boxing, it suits me very well.

I can even get a weekend pass on NOW TV if there's a non PPV fight I want to watch, so this option suits me.

Watched it with a pal and Brook / Groves fights were good watching, the rest was pants though, but modern PPV seems to be largely about the big event.