Complete schedule for major cards on Saturday Sept. 8th (w/ exact times & lineups)

In chronological order of cards and running order per broadcasters:



From 1pm-6pm EST (6pm-11pm UK; 9pm-2am local time in Moscow) on Rossiya2

• Vyacheslav Glazkov vs. Konstantin Airich - 10 rounds @ heavyweight
• Maxim Vlasov vs. Khoren Gevor - 10 rounds @ super middleweight
• Ayup Arsaev vs. Khavazhy Khatsyhau - 10 round @ featherweight
• Andrey Meryasev vs. Muhitdin Rajapbaev - 10 rounds @ middleweight
• Magomed Abdusalamov vs. Jameel McCline - 10 round @ heavyweight
• Vitali Klitschko vs. Manuel Charr - 12 rounds @ heavyweight

*note - BoxNation coverage has limited undercard coverage from 2:30pm EST/7:30pm UK. RTL is showing only the main event from 4:45pm EST/9:45pm UK


From 3pm-7pm EST (8pm-12am UK) on Sky Sports 1/SS1HD

• Erick Ochieng vs. Ryan Toms - 10 rounds @ middleweight
• Lee Purdy vs. Gumer Carrasco - 12 rounds @ welterweight
• Tony Bellew vs. Edison Miranda - 12 rounds @ light heavyweight

From 3pm-6pm EST (8pm-11pm UK) on WealthTV

• Bryant Jennings vs. Chris Koval - 10 rounds @ heavyweight
• Steve Cunningham vs. Jason Gavern - 10 rounds @ heavyweight
• Tomasz Adamek vs. Travis Walker - 12 rounds @ heavyweight

*note - this is running extremely early, ending in the early evening local time in New Jersey. This is to accommodate the PPV simulcast in Poland.


From 7pm-9pm EST (12am-2am UK) on Showtime Extreme

• TBA vs. TBA - ?? @ ??
• Ishe Smith vs. Irving Garcia 10 rounds @ light middleweight

From 9pm-11pm EST (2am-4am UK) on Showtime

• J'Leon Love vs. Ramon Valenzuela Jr. - 8 rounds @ middleweight
• Lucas Martin Matthysse vs. Ajose Olusegun - 12 rounds @ light welterweight

From 9:45pm-12:30am EST (2:45am-5:30am UK) on HBO

• REPLAY of Vitali Klitschko vs. Manuel Charr - 12 rounds @ heavyweight
• Antonio DeMarco vs. John Molina - 12 rounds @ lightweight
• Andre Ward vs. Chad Dawson - 12 rounds @ super middleweight

From 11:30pm-1:30am EST (4:30am-6:30am UK; 10:30pm-12:30am local time) on Televisa

• Marcos Reyes vs. Julio Cesar Garcia - 10 rounds @ middleweight
• Marco Antonio Rubio vs. Carlos Manuel Baldomir - 12 rounds @ super middleweight

You're welcome.

 

Baldy actually got robbed back home against an unbeaten Argie prospect not long ago. Hard grueling fight, and Tata deserved the nod. He's back on decent form by his standards since Canelo dealt him a rare KO loss. Veneno himself is actually fairly inexperienced above 160lbs and has never fought anyone of note that high. That one could be funner and closer than some expect. (I'm picking Rubio, but on points after a hard sweat in the trenches as I'm not sure his power can move Baldomir)


There's actually a SMW title on the line, oddly enough. :blood It's the lowly WBF, known for having Evander Holyfield as the heavyweight champ this decade - but still...

 

Yes. :!:

 

Take a closer look at the schedule. What else could you be doing while HBO is replaying Klitschko vs. Charr?

Maybe watch the Showtime main event. :deal



In theory it's entirely possible to watch both major American cards without any of it overlapping!!

The ShoEx card obviously won't run over into the Showtime card, since they're one and the same. So you watch that card (across both channels) from 7-11pm EST, and you probably won't miss any of the live HBO action assuming Klitschko vs. Charr earlier in the day went the full 12 rounds. That would mean they start showing it at 9:45pm, and they finish the replay including the reading of the scorecards and maybe a quick interview at about 10:45/10:50pm. Then of course Lampley and co. will have to get in a tiny bit of gab before live ring walks, so it could be that Matthysse vs. Olusegun finishes up before DeMarco and Molina even get started. So then it's the HBO live doubleheader from ~10:45ish, 11pm onward. Of course, with DeMarco vs. Molina somewhat likely to go the distance and Ward vs. Dawson almost guaranteed to do so, you're locked in until 12:30am. So you aren't likely to catch the whole Mexican card. With a bit of luck, though, HBO could be over in time for the Rubio vs. Baldomir main event.