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http://www.allegedly.com/boxing-matches/

You certainly carnt complain at that 8)

Bennyblanco wrote:http://www.Allegedly channel.com/boxing-matches/

You certainly carnt complain at that 8)

The channel is good for overseas fights, I hoping its lasts but how many of those fights going to get the casual to subcribe.

No notice not many UK shows. I wonder why this could be!!! I know they annoucing some small hall shows. But in previous years Groves fight would have happened in the UK!

Ha I clicked on the link and was told "allegedly channel not found"

I'm afraid I subscribe. I can't miss out on such a big proportion of tv boxing, even though I can't stand the owner.

13 April
Live from Lanxess-Arena, Cologne, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
The WBA Super World Middleweight Championship
Felix Sturm vs Sebastian Zbik

14 April
Live from New Mexico City Arena, Mexico City, Mexico
Interim WBO World Light Welterweight Championship 
Juan Manuel Marquez vs Serhiy Fedchenko

14 April
Live from Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Interim WBA World Lightweight Championship
Brandon Rios vs Richard Abril

21 April
Live from Arena Nord, Frederikshavn, Denmark
The EBU (European) Super Middleweight Championship
James DeGale vs Christian Sanavia

21 April
Live from Don Haskins Convention Center, El Paso, Texas, United States
The WBA Super World Bantamweight Championship
Anselmo Moreno vs David De la Mora

The Vacant WBC World Super Bantamweight Championship
Abner Mares vs Eric Morel

28 April
Live from The Royal Albert Hall, Kensington, London
The WBO World Light Heavyweight Championship
Nathan Cleverly vs Robin Krasniqi

28 April
Live from Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States
The WBC World Light Heavyweight Championship
Bernard Hopkins vs Chad Dawson

05 May
Live from MGM Grand, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
The WBA Super World Light Middleweight Championship
Miguel Cotto vs Floyd Mayweather Jr

05 May
Live from Messehalle, Erfurt, Thüringen, Germany
The WBO World Cruiserweight Championship
Marco Huck vs Ola Afolabi

The WBO World Super Middleweight Championship
Robert Stieglitz vs George Groves

For £10 the next calendar month looks solid.

I'd offer them £20 for HD and a guarantee McKenzie isn't commentating.

G0mez wrote:For £10 the next calendar month looks solid.

I'd offer them £20 for HD and a guarantee McKenzie isn't commentating.

But not much on the UK front! Great schedule for the die hards like us but cannot see too many casuals be interested.

Top stuff!

leforge wrote:

G0mez wrote:For £10 the next calendar month looks solid.

I'd offer them £20 for HD and a guarantee McKenzie isn't commentating.

But not much on the UK front! Great schedule for the die hards like us but cannot see too many casuals be interested.

Yeah. I know a lot of sports fans but as far as I know I'm the only one subscribing to allegedly

Excellent - last few weeks have really seen 456 up the game. I like Sky's commentry and appreciate they have many other sports to cover but their boxing offering for April is utter pants!

Hope they get Berto Ortiz II in June aswell

Also the Mosley v Alvarez fight is on the may 5th Vegas card

Bennyblanco wrote:Hope they get Berto Ortiz II in June aswell

Sky were meant to have this.

fizzjambo wrote:Excellent - last few weeks have really seen 456 up the game. I like Sky's commentry and appreciate they have many other sports to cover but their boxing offering for April is utter pants!

Every month sky boxing there is usually a missing weak that due to a promotor walking out mid contract!

Has FW giving up on putting British shows on? Im more interested in them than abroad fights..

I'm happy with that; some good bouts there and there ought to be a couple of undercard bouts well worth a watch.

Tommy Gunn13 wrote:Has FW giving up on putting British shows on? Im more interested in them than abroad fights..

I don't think he has. He still has some good talent on his books though.

they'ye got Marquez v Fedchenko and Rios vs Abril too, excellent!:bag:

So is DeGale still under contract to Warren?

Old bones Ian wrote:So is DeGale still under contract to Warren?

He fighting on another promotor show. He hoping to have his contract sorted in next month or so. If I was him I would leave for various reasons.

leforge wrote:

fizzjambo wrote:Excellent - last few weeks have really seen 456 up the game. I like Sky's commentry and appreciate they have many other sports to cover but their boxing offering for April is utter pants!

Every month sky boxing there is usually a missing weak that due to a promotor walking out mid contract!

This opinion holds little water for me on two counts. One - if Warren walking out on his Sky deal meant he was going back on a contract then I'm a little surprised that Sky didn't tell him where to go and drag him through the courts. Two - Sky's coverage of international boxing has been dreadful for years. They miss numerous great cards and focus on a couple of fighters, esp the apple of Mr Smith's eye, a Mr W Klitschko (who specialises in featuring in boringly dull contests against dire opposition with dreadful undercards.
This is has been the case for a long time which is sad as their production, pundits and all round package is generally top rate. Darke, Watt, Wee Barry, etc are the top guys for me. However Premier Sports and latterly 456 have picked up fights that, in my humble opinion, Sky should have done if they had a really solid committment to their boxing audience.

Sky can polish a turd better than anyone. They helped make the Brook/Hatton scrap huge, marketed the backside off it and put on a really good nights production for what was always going to be a one sided beat down. It was brilliant and that night alone has played a huge roll in making Brook potentially British boxing's next big star. Doesn't make their lack of committment to numerous good quality cards outside of these shores any better though

A few months ago box notion was looking a bad bet but i have to say i'm impressed with their upcoming fights especially for international boxing, if they add the Pac-Bradley fight too then i'm not sure any boxing fan can turn down getting a 6 month subscription to Box Notion.

fizzjambo wrote:

leforge wrote:

fizzjambo wrote:Excellent - last few weeks have really seen 456 up the game. I like Sky's commentry and appreciate they have many other sports to cover but their boxing offering for April is utter pants!

Every month sky boxing there is usually a missing weak that due to a promotor walking out mid contract!

This opinion holds little water for me on two counts. One - if Warren walking out on his Sky deal meant he was going back on a contract then I'm a little surprised that Sky didn't tell him where to go and drag him through the courts. Two - Sky's coverage of international boxing has been dreadful for years. They miss numerous great cards and focus on a couple of fighters, esp the apple of Mr Smith's eye, a Mr W Klitschko (who specialises in featuring in boringly dull contests against dire opposition with dreadful undercards.
This is has been the case for a long time which is sad as their production, pundits and all round package is generally top rate. Darke, Watt, Wee Barry, etc are the top guys for me. However Premier Sports and latterly 456 have picked up fights that, in my humble opinion, Sky should have done if they had a really solid committment to their boxing audience.

Sky can polish a turd better than anyone. They helped make the Brook/Hatton scrap huge, marketed the backside off it and put on a really good nights production for what was always going to be a one sided beat down. It was brilliant and that night alone has played a huge roll in making Brook potentially British boxing's next big star. Doesn't make their lack of committment to numerous good quality cards outside of these shores any better though

I think they might be having doing something with Warren. We should enjoy allegedly as I be surprised it be here in a year or so! I not sure sky we be in boxing for too much longer as the viewing figures are generally poor exwecpt for a few big fights.There no interest for them to pick up overseas fights watched by under 10000 people.

Is boxing in a good way in this country judging by the state of some of our promotors finances!

Tommy Gunn13 wrote:Has FW giving up on putting British shows on? Im more interested in them than abroad fights..

Heard some stories allegedly in serious financial trouble makes sense not many shows and fighters on foreign shows when fighting for titles presume that meAns he ain't willing to put money up to fight in
Uk,also some of his high profile fighters still owed a lot of money for wold title fights

cutthecacklebullyup wrote:

Tommy Gunn13 wrote:Has FW giving up on putting British shows on? Im more interested in them than abroad fights..

Heard some stories allegedly in serious financial trouble makes sense not many shows and fighters on foreign shows when fighting for titles presume that meAns he ain't willing to put money up to fight in
Uk,also some of his high profile fighters still owed a lot of money for wold title fights

Yes i heard that also,dont get me wrong some of them fights abroad are very good fights,but i like to watch the homegrown boxers much more...

i like the free stuff but theres not much else for me on the channel

id maybe watch groves and olafabi