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Premier Boxing Champions in association with Lions Only Promotions & TGB Promotions presents: Charlo vs. Hogan
Live from the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York on December 7, 2019
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Showtime’s social channels: 7pm ET/4pm PT
Live on Showtime: 9pm ET/6pm PT
Live on Premier Sports: 2am UK
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Main Card

Interim IBF World Super Bantamweight Championship
Marlon Tapales vs. Ryosuke Iwasa

Interim WBA World Middleweight Championship
Chris Eubank Jr. vs. Matvey Korobov

WBC World Middleweight Championship
Jermall Charlo vs. Dennis Hogan

Prelim Undercard

Interim WBC World Female Minimumweight Championship
Louisa Hawton vs. Lorraine Villalobos

10 Round Middleweight Contest
Immanuwel Aleem vs. Ronald Ellis

Rest of the card
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If anyone gets the Showtime undercard stream. Please post.

I’d be surprised if this event achieved 10K PPV buys in the UK.

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑07 Dec 2019, 19:24 I’d be surprised if this event achieved 10K PPV buys in the UK.

It’s not PPV in the UK.

Results from Keith Idec

Getting knocked down Saturday night only made Duke Micah fight harder.

The bantamweight from Ghana got up from a third-round knockdown, floored Janiel Rivera later in the third and went on to win a unanimous decision in a 10-rounder on the Jermall Charlo-Dennis Hogan undercard at Barclays Center. Micah improved to 24-0 (19 KOs) by topping Puerto Rico’s Rivera (18-6-3, 11 KOs).

It initially seemed as though Micah would put away Rivera early, as he dropped him with a right hand toward the end of the first round. Rivera survived that trouble and knocked down Micah with a left uppercut with about minute remaining in the third round.

Micah quickly recovered, drilled Rivera with another right hand that sent him to the canvas less than 30 seconds after Micah went down. Micah remained in control thereafter, out-worked Rivera and defeated him on all three scorecards (79-72, 78-73, 77-74).

In fight following Micah’s win, heavyweight Steven Torres recorded a first-round knockout of Daniel Felix Franco in Torres’ pro debut. Torres, of Reading, Pennsylvania, knocked down Mexico’s Franco (2-3, 2 KOs) twice before their scheduled four-rounder was stopped 2:09 into it.

Earlier Saturday, Burley Brooks went the distance for the first time as a pro.

Brooks, a super middleweight prospect promoted by Errol Spence Jr., had knocked out each of his first four foes, none of whom made it out of the second round. Nathan Sharp went all six rounds with Brooks in the first fight on the Charlo-Hogan undercard, but he didn’t do enough to threaten Brooks’ unblemished record.

Dallas’ Brooks (5-0, 4 KOs) won by the same score, 58-56, on all three cards and won a unanimous decision. Sharp, of Merced, California, slipped to 4-2 (4 KOs).

In the fight after Brooks beat Sharp, another Spence stablemate settled for a six-round split draw.

One judge scored Dallas-based welterweight Amon Rashidi a 59-55 victor over Puerto Rican journeyman Antonio Sanchez. Another judge had it 59-55 for Sanchez, though, and a third judge scored it even (57-57).


Rashidi (7-1-1, 5 KOs) fought for the first time since losing an eight-round unanimous decision to Alfonso Olvera (12-6-3, 4 KOs) on the Spence-Shawn Porter undercard September 28 at Staples Center in Los Angeles. Sanchez (6-8-3, 3 KOs) had lost seven of his previous eight fights.

Live prelims

Can anyone update this whilst I take a nap.

Thanks.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑07 Dec 2019, 19:26

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑07 Dec 2019, 19:24 I’d be surprised if this event achieved 10K PPV buys in the UK.

It’s not PPV in the UK.

Thus his surprise!

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑07 Dec 2019, 20:44

How did Hawton v Villalobos end up?

amwsnw wrote: ↑07 Dec 2019, 21:05

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑07 Dec 2019, 20:44

How did Hawton v Villalobos end up?

Hawton edged it

Isawa ko11 tapales
Good fight..

Matt Korobov dominated the 1st round, landing several straight lefts on Eubank, and winning the round clearly. Early on in the 2nd round he severely injures his shoulder, and either tore a muscle or dislocated his shoulder or something, and has to stop. I'm still not sure how they're ruling this bout.

Looked legit...korobov looked to be in pretty good shape...tko2

Should be a no contest. Korobov pulled something.
Had been looking forword to this fight. Damn.

Paci wrote: ↑07 Dec 2019, 23:29 Should be a no contest. Korobov pulled something.
Had been looking forword to this fight. Damn.

Way she goes. If you can't finish the fight, you lose.

There wasn't a foul, that's always a win for the non-injured guy

Im just pissed off. Been up for this. Well, lets see the main event and see if upset or a slaughter.

Paci wrote: ↑07 Dec 2019, 23:37 Im just pissed off. Been up for this. Well, lets see the main event and see if upset or a slaughter.

I lean toward slaughter.

gilgamesh wrote: ↑07 Dec 2019, 23:37

Paci wrote: ↑07 Dec 2019, 23:37 Im just pissed off. Been up for this. Well, lets see the main event and see if upset or a slaughter.

I lean toward slaughter.

Second that.

I've seen this Hogan live a few times and he's a tough bastard...but that was awhile ago and this is obviously his biggest test