BoxRec

Monday Night FightZone - Monday July 13 2009

1. 6-8pm AEST- The Sweet Science National Boxing Program

Program #155: This week's Sweet Science boxing program is broadcast from Koorie Radio in Preston in Melbourne and features the following:

- News with Paul Upham including all the latest from Darchinyan and Agbeko, Superboxer I highlights, Khan v Kotelnik and tribute to the Arturo Gatti.

Then interviews with:

- In studio interview with Victorian promoter Peter Maniatis
- Superboxer matchmaker Keith Ellis on Superboxer II card to be broadcast on One HD on Thurs July 16.
- Dwight Ritchie - Son of Aboriginal fight legend Darcy Ritchie makes his debut on Superboxer II
- WBO ranked number 8, Tiger Tim Bell talks about his upcoming fight with Walter Pupua
- Mark Quon - Australian super bantamweight champion
- Former world title contender Jamie Pittman on his fight on Superboxer II

Radio: The Sweet Science Australian National boxing radio program is broadcast live to over 50 stations on the National Indigenous Radio Service including:

Sydney: Koori Radio: 93.7 FM
Melbourne: 3KND: 1503 AM
Townsville: 4K1G: 107.1 FM

Internet: Listen live on – http://www.gadigal.org.au click on Koori Radio Live at the top of the page. Alternatively listen via itunes on www.3knd.org.au

2. 11-11.30pm - KOTV on Foxtel Channel 519 (Sky Racing Service)

KOTV is a half hour international weekly boxing news, interviews, previews and historical feature program courtesy of Sky Ringside.

Tonights show features:

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- Note : KOTV is repeated at 8am AEST on Wednesdays and Sundays

3. 11.30 pm - 12.30am Canvas Classics on Foxtel Channel 519 (Sky Racing Channel)

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Tonights KOTV features:

- Feature on the late, great Explosive Thin Man Alexis Arguello

- Welterweight war between Antwone Smith and Ricardo Gutierrez

- Historical feature on the 20th Anniversary of the rematch between Sugar Ray Leonard and Thomas the Hitman Hearns

Tonights Canvas Classic:

Bernard Hopkins v Antwun Echols

Antwun Echols.....had he been shot then?

toppity wrote:Antwun Echols.....had he been shot then?

I was wondering the same thing... perhaps only once at that stage...

Good fight though, from what I remember.