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BROCK VS BOSTICE WEBCAST TO AIR EXCLUSIVELY ON MAXBOXING.COM

Posted: 02 Nov 2005, 08:38
by johnswan1
LOS ANGELES, November 2 – When unbeaten heavyweight contender Calvin Brock (26-0, 21 KOs) tries to move one step closer to his dream of a world championship by battling veteran David Bostice (35-9-1, 15 KOs) on November 19th, “The Boxing Banker” will do so not only in front of his hometown fans in North Carolina, but before a worldwide audience of fight aficionados tuning in to MaxBoxing.com for the exclusive webcast of the ten round heavyweight clash.

"We can’t think of a better way to kick off our latest series of world-class boxing webcasts than with this explosive heavyweight showdown,” said MaxBoxing.com’s Gary Randall. “Brock-Bostice will have immediate implications on the heavyweight title picture, and it’s the type of competitive bout that MaxBoxing subscribers crave.”

This exclusive webcast, which is provided by MaxBoxing’s MaxTV, in association with Main Events, will be telecast from the Cricket Arena in Charlotte, North Carolina on Saturday, November 19th. Brock-Bostice will be available to all MaxBoxing.com subscribers with a dial-up or broadband connection. Windows Media Player is required for viewing.

Launched in 2001, MaxBoxing.com is currently the number one ranked independent boxing website by Google and is partnered with leading sports provider ESPN. Lauded by Sports Illustrated and Forbes.com as the premier site for boxing coverage, MaxBoxing.com features respected columnists and extensive video coverage of the fight game. The site began airing live events in 2003, beginning with the heavyweight bout between former world champions Hasim Rahman and Al Cole. In 2004, MaxBoxing.com, in association with allegedly’s Sports Network, was the exclusive US and Canadian broadcast outlet for the WBU junior welterweight title fight between Ricky Hatton and Carlos Wilfredo Vilches.

For more information, please visit http://www.maxboxing.com

CONTACTS

Gary Randall
MaxBoxing.com
213-629-2143
[email protected]

Posted: 02 Nov 2005, 10:32
by Bard of Boxrec
STOP THE PRESS

Posted: 02 Nov 2005, 11:05
by johnswan1
Riddick Blowe wrote:STOP THE PRESS
Shut up, some people might be interested in watching the fight. It's good for us fans if boxing can be viewed live legally via. webcasts. I don't understand why HBO and Showtime don't show all their fights via. PPV webcasts. Not expensive to start up and gets revenue from fight fans all around the world. There are plenty of fight cards I would have been happy to purchase if they were made available and I'm sure there are many others who would be with me on that.