Sky Sports looking good for 2007

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split_decision
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Sky Sports looking good for 2007

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Sat Jan 20
IBF Light-Welterweight Title - Juan Urango v Ricky Hatton
Jose Luis Castillo vs Herman Ngoudjo
WBC Light-Welterweight Title - Junior Witter vs Arturo Morua
British Light-Welterweight Title - Lenny Daws vs Barry Morrison
English Welterweight Title - John O'Donnell v Stuart Elwell

Thu Jan 25
European Light-Welter title - Ted Bami v Gianluco Branco
European Light-MiddleTitle title - Michele Piccirillo v Michael Jones

Fri Jan 26
Commonwealth Bantamweight Title - Thsifhiwa Munyai v Martin Power

Feb 2
12 Rounds Super-Flyweight - Jorge Arce v Julio Roque Jnr

Feb 9
British Super-Featherweight Title - Carl Johanneson v Ricky Burns

Feb 11
12 Rounds Welterweight - Shane Mosley v Luis Collazo

Feb 16
British Welterweight Title - Kevin Anderson v Eamonn Magee
British, Commonwealth and European title fights as well as World title fights from home and abroad. Looks like a great start to the year.
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

bami-branco is an interesting one. :wink:
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Post by jameswilson »

Looks pretty good.

Hennessy has some decent pulling power now with Froch who is looking at big fights and also Witter who will hopefully get some higher quality defences of his title in.
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Post by MightyWarrior »

Don't exactly see them pushing the boat out on 07, yet. Not for millions they get in licence fees - seems the boxing fans cash is going to footie and cricket as per usual.

Where was the last Pacman fight? Toney/Peters?

The Hatton bill is PPV ( cough cough ) that'll be an extra 15 squid please, and the Italian bill is showing free on RAI TV anyways.

bah humbug
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Post by Neri »

Is Mosley-Collazo signed? There is alot of talk of it being Kemit Cintron facing Sugar Shane instead on February 11.
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Post by glittermonkey »

While it's great to see that much boxing on the schedule, the quality of the matches are, for the most part, pretty poor. Although I suppose that's not really Sky's fault in every case. Fingers crossed for some decent undercards.
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Post by split_decision »

Neri1983 wrote:Is Mosley-Collazo signed? There is alot of talk of it being Kemit Cintron facing Sugar Shane instead on February 11.
Well the boxrec schedule actually has it down as Mosley - Cintron with the title on the line, which is even better if they still go ahead and show it.

The thing that appeals to me is that there is some nice evenly matched fights on the schedule, unlike the ITV one which currently shows Audley and Khan both v TBA's and Joe v Manfredo, all of which we know the result before theyve even stepped into the ring.
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Post by steve689 »

Bring back WBU and IBO titles i say :box:
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Post by chevychase »

Wonder if sky show even 1 heavyweight fight in 2007.
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