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Hennessy Sports is proud to announce that two of the UK’s and Ireland’s finest boxers, John O’Donnell and Tyson Fury will be show casing their talents on the new subscription based UK channel PREMIER SPORTS, Sky channel 433 this coming Friday 10th September from 9pm.

Not only will this exciting “Night of International” boxing live from York Hall, Bethnal Green be screened in the UK. Setanta, in Ireland will show both bouts along with SHOWTIME® in America at 11p.m. ET/PT (same day delay) and in Canada on the Super Channel Network.

In the televised co-main event, unbeaten former Commonwealth Welterweight Champion John O’Donnell of Shepherd’s Bush, London / Galway will be up against Olympic bronze medalist American Terrence Cauthen over 12 rounds and the 6ft 9in Heavyweight sensation Tyson Fury of Manchester / Galway will be taking on an unbeaten heavyweight in 6ft 4in Michigan based Rich “Super” Power over 8, 3 minute rounds.

To watch these two outstanding international fights live from York Hall from 9pm on Friday 10th September, please visit http://www.premiersports.tv or call Domestic 0871 663 900 / Commercial 0871 222 8484 to subscribe. The channel costs only £6.99 per month with no annual contract.

On the non televised undercard, Colchester’s Lee “Lights Out” Purdy will be back in action against Theophilus Tetteh of Ghana over 8, 3 minutes rounds for the first time since his gripping 12 round unanimous point’s decision loss for the Commonwealth title against Denton Vassell, Prizefight semi-finalist Daniel Cadman will be showcasing his talents, Phill “Intense” Fury will be looking to continue his winning ways and all will be looking to entertain the York Hall crowd and extend their winning records.

The evening will also see Haddenham’s Tyler Goodjohn (Light Welterweight) and John “the Gorilla” Ryder (Middleweight) of Islington out to make a name for themselves as they both make their professional debuts.

Tickets for this great night of international boxing are ON SALE NOW and can be purchased from the Ticketline Box Office on 0844 888 4402 or via http://www.hennessysports.com. Tickets are £35 for unreserved seats and £60 for Ringside.

For further information and ticket details on this event please check out http://www.hennessysports.com
About Premier Sports.
Premier Sports is a new sports channel available through subscription to around 10 million Sky platform users on channel 433. The channel costs only £6.99 per month with no annual contract. Currently they are building up a sports portfolio that includes live boxing, football from the Blue Square Bet Premier, South America and Ireland, Gaelic sports and live rugby league from Australia.

Customers who want to purchase the service are being asked to visit the website http://www.premiersports.tv or call Domestic 0871 663 900 / Commercial 0871 222 8484.

CONTACT:

Richard Webb, Premier Sports. 00353 (0) 1474959, [email protected]

Lee Squirrell, Hennessy Sports +44 (1959) 535-860, [email protected]

Only £6.99 a month? That would be on top of the £50 monthly Sky bill, and having to pay £15 for seemingly every decent fight. I really have to learn how to sh*t money, or send the misses out at 3am in a leather shell-suit.

HS Press wrote: http://www.premeirsports.tv

I before E except after C

doctorboxing wrote:

HS Press wrote: http://www.premeirsports.tv

I before E except after C

Haha that takes me back

6.99 on top of the current bill to get NRL, GAA and conference football (all of which I couldn't give a toss about) along with an unconfirmed boxing schedule. After being messed around with Primetime I'm giving this a miss.

Shame a deal couldn't have been made with a more mainstream provider.

there showing mosley v mora aswell

All they have to do is get Bunce's boxing hour on and they will have plenty of boxing fans subscribing.

doctorboxing wrote:All they have to do is get Bunce's boxing hour on and they will have plenty of boxing fans subscribing.

Not if they not on virgin!

Not a big fan of Premier sports - they have just signed a deal with the Football Conference and have moved lots of games around already meaning people who have booked non-refundable train fares are severly out of pocket