Boxnation to announce superfight next week...

Also Dewi Powell tweeted just after "Expect a very tasty and really unexpected fight to be announced next week, that's all I can say."

that:

"And in case you're wondering, it's nothing to do with Wales."

So that rules out Enzo or Cleverly

 

I don't care where it will be... I'm just impatient.

 

sexual war machine larry and sam sexton teaming up on all your wives whilst veiny. oh so veiny.

 

John Mcdermott VS Burger King.

 

just looked on premier sports site and their showing williams vs ishida delayed, here is the link for their schedule http://www.premiersports.tv/

 

what a weird first post!

 

hattons coming out of retirement to fight Junior Witter: 10 years in the making.

 

Carrying on from our conversation in the other thread we missed Salido-Lopez which I think they have to pick up. Line up would be

March 2
Smith vs. Jones

March 10
Burns vs. Moses followed by
Salido vs. Lopez

March 16
Groves vs. Anderson

March 23
Phillbin vs. Maccarinelli

March 24
Judah vs. Paris

March 31
Dimitrenko vs. Pulev

That would give them 7 shows and I imagine they''l try and put on a domestic card March 30th but it's going to be hard going any month where Sky show multiple international shows. Same problem will probably come up in May if Mayweather, Froch and Khan are all elsewhere

 

Fair play Premier, they are quietly keeping in the game

 

I agree with you but I think the fact the whole team is flying out to Germany this week is why they couldn't show Williams. I can accept that some months we won't get 8-10 shows because there aren't 10 shows out there as long as everything is getting broadcast and in a month like April when there may well be more than 8 shows available they go above and beyond

 

Yeah but I assume they'll still churn out 4 domestic bills and they have the Stieglitz-Kessler show. I assume they'll get something from the US and then there are fights like Sturm-Zbik and maybe Audley-Adams or Alex Arthur that I could see them picking up

 

:bart Mismatch.

 

Some months that's going to be the best they can do

 

I'll go Macranelli vs McPhillbin

 

To be fair, I think Sky would have started a bidding war so they'd have lost out anyway or they'd have over spent (that's assuming there is even a price point where signing long term deals works out for them financially).