Any Official News on which Channel will broadcast Jamie McDonnell's world title?

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by Nafflad26, Apr 25, 2013.


  1. Nafflad26

    Nafflad26 Active Member Full Member

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    I have a feeling this might be on Loaded TV. Loaded TV was rumoured when the fight was announced.
     
  2. Jquik

    Jquik Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Who is he fighting?

    Heard Santa Cruz left the Ibf title vacant and moved up in weight.

    Is it the Ibf he's fighting for?
     
  3. Dennison

    Dennison Guru Full Member

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    Benn announced as primetime, not stating that it's free so sure there will be a charge
     
  4. alba

    alba Guess who? Full Member

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    He's not sold it to slime time has he? Fair enough I can't blame him if there is no one else posturing for it ... Suppose he's got to cover his overheads .Gpod luck to them,but I won't be giving slime time my money.
     
  5. rampant

    rampant Boxing Addict Full Member

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    It really is a shame when A british fighter fighting for a world title isnt on a recognised platform, SKY really should show these, Mcdonnell has worked hard to get there and is a very good improved fighter...

    I just dont get it...want to increase fan base but not show a British fighter in a world title fights...poor, very poor.
     
  6. watpoae

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    It's a joke that not all British title fights are televised, never mind world titles!
     
  7. BoxingAnalyst

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    Arrrgghh bloody Crimetime. Why didn't BN pick this up? After all they are a British based dedicated boxing channel.
     
  8. I Shot JR

    I Shot JR Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    It's pretty clear that Boxnation's emphasis is not on domestic cards anymore. They likely put a low bid in.
     
  9. BoxingAnalyst

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    Yeah, It's really annoying. The International cards are superb but were missing out on a lot of good British fights.
     
  10. USA Rob

    USA Rob Boxing Addict banned

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    the Primetime guy came on here before and said "15pounds is standard in this country for PPV"
     
  11. If ppv they will get recoed low figures

    Bear in mind people are complaining about froch-kessler,bellew-chilemba,groves-gonzalez bill being ppv worthy

    And last primetime shows were hattons excellent bill,pacquiao and sergio martinez fights

    Not on the same level,and im dissapointed for jamie mcdonnell possibly one of the least known world title challengers britain has produced.This wont help
     
  12. USA Rob

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    The obviously lose to much money on cards that they film themselves, so they only put on or purchase domestic cards that will generate subscribers. I think even in the case of the Khan card Showtime might be filming it. I can't see them wanting to tie into BoxNations low quality broadcast.

    The issue with showing international cards, that you buy last minute is that if Sky up there boxing budget, or ESPN/BT or any other channel want to get involved, they can gazump BoxNation with ease and the channel will have no content.
     
  13. USA Rob

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    People have complained about every PPV ever on this forum. Even Mayweather v Hatton & Klitscko v Haye got complaints.
     
  14. USA Rob

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    [url]http://www.*****.net/news/wbn/2013/04/25/mcdonnell-v-ceja-bout-heads-to-primetime-in-the-uk.html[/url]

    confirmed for Primetime.
     
  15. enpe

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    The man to blame for the lack of coverage is Dennis Hobson, putting the fight up against the Burns fight was always a bad idea. There's a tight window with the outdoor fight, but surely the 18th would have been a better option, could have had it on Sky, tied in with the Alexander-Brook/Purdy fight.