The weekend televised boxing schedule w/ times & lineups:

In chronological order of cards and running order per broadcasters:

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From 10pm EST-midnight (2:30am-5am UK; 7pm-9pm local time in Las Vegas) on Azteca Siete

• Elijah McCall vs. Andy Ruiz Jr. - 8 rounds @ heavyweight
• Raul Hirales vs. Oscar Gonzalez - 10 rounds @ featherweight
• Jessie Vargas vs. Vito Gasparyan - 10 rounds @ welterweight

* Hirales vs. Gonzalez may or may not be swapped on the broadcast portion of the card with Oyewale Omotoso vs. Irving Garcia - 10 rounds @ welterweight. Vargas vs. Gasparyan and Ruiz vs. McCall are definite.


From 11:30pm-1am EST (4:30am-6am UK) on Telemundo

• Yordenis Ugas vs. Cosme Rivera - 10 rounds @ light welterweight
• Jose Nieves vs. Glenn Porras - 12 rounds @ bantamweight

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From 2pm-7pm EST (7pm-midnight UK, 8pm-1am local time in Herning) on Sweden TV 10, DigiSport, PolSat & Sky Sports

• Erik Skoglund vs. Joe Ainscough - 8 rounds @ light heavyweight
• Rudy Markussen vs. Daniel Regi - 8 rounds @ light heavyweight
• Reda Zam Zam vs. Guido Pitto - 10 rounds @ light middleweight
• Mikkel Kessler vs. Brian Magee - 12 rounds @ super middleweight

From 3pm-6pm EST (8pm-1am UK) on Sky Sports

• Carson Jones vs. Dean Byrne - 8 rounds @ welterweight
• John Ryder vs. Eamonn O'Kane - 10 rounds @ middleweight
• Erick Ochieng vs. Max Maxwell - 10 rounds @ light middleweight
• Darren Barker vs. Kerry Hope - 12 rounds @ super middleweight

From 5pm-7pm EST (10pm-midnight UK) on Channel 5 & Wealth TV

• Kid Galahad vs. Ivan Ruiz Morote - 8 rounds @ super bantamweight
• Samir Mouneimne vs. David Savage - 10 rounds @ featherweight
• James DeGale vs. Fulgencio Zuniga - 12 rounds @ super middleweight

From 6:45pm-9pm EST (11:45pm-2am UK, 3:45pm-6pm local time in Las Vegas) on Top Rank Live Stream & ESPN3.com

• Jazzma Hogue vs. Alexis Hernandez - 4 rounds @ featherweight
• Coy Evans vs. Ernie Sanchez - 8 rounds @ super featherweight
• Dodie Boy Penalosa vs. Jesus Lule - 8 rounds @ featherweight
• Corey Siegworth vs. Jose Ramirez - 4 rounds @ lightweight

From 9pm-1am EST (2am-6am UK, 6pm-10pm local time in Las Vegas) on HBO PPV

• Javier Fortuna vs. Patrick Hyland - 12 rounds @ featherweight
• Miguel Vazquez vs. Mercito Gesta - 12 rounds @ lightweight
• Yuriorkis Gamboa vs. Michael Farenas - 12 rounds @ super featherweight
• Manny Pacquiao vs. Juan Manuel Marquez IV - 12 rounds @ welterweight

From 10pm-midnight EST (3am-5am UK) on NBC Sports

• Jerry Belmontes vs. Eric Hunter - 10 rounds @ super featherweight
• Bryant Jennings vs. Bowie Tupou - 12 rounds @ heavyweight

From 10pm-midnight EST (3am-5am UK, 7pm-9pm local time in Anaheim) on Fox Deportes

• Jermall Charlo vs. Edgar Perez - 8 rounds @ middleweight
• Luis Ramos Jr. vs. Ricardo Williams Jr. - 10 rounds @ light welterweight

From 10pm-midnight EST (3am-5am UK) on Televisa

• Juan Jose Montes vs. Sonny Boy Jaro - 12 rounds @ super flyweight
• Giovani Segura vs. Glenn Donaire - 12 rounds @ flyweight

 

Kessler vs. Magee ring walks are expected to be at 5:45pm EST (10:45pm UK, 11:45pm local time).

They really must be stretching the card out and planning to have the audience sit and wait a lot, because there aren't many "long" bouts and Skoglund vs. Ainscough is 100% confirmed to be airing much earlier at 2pm EST/8pm local to accommodate Swedish television. That leaves three hours to milk another 8 and a 10 rounder.

 

Yes. His opponent is the son of Oliver McCall, who is also his coach.

 

Personally, I can live without seeing the Channel 5/WealthTV, NBC Sports, Televisa and Fox Deportes cards rather than scramble to try and watch everything (too stressful, nigh impossible) - since all three are likely to conflict directly with the major events of the day.

DeGale vs. Zuniga is probably a more exciting main event than Barker vs. Hope, but the Sky card is better overall and they're including Kessler vs. Magee coverage besides.

Jennings should easily dominate Tupou, and Ramos is a few levels above Williams who never really delivered as a pro on his Olympic promise. Televisa's doubleheader is attractive but not enough to compete with Pacquiao vs. Marquez IV.

That means smooth, contiguous sailing all day:

2-7, ride or die with Sky (covers the London and Herning cards).
7-1, Live Stream undercard & PPV.

 

Now let's play: spot the pinoys!!


Can you name how many are in televised action this weekend, and who they are? :hey

...without cheating?

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:rofl

My fave pastime.