Friday 29 July 2011 - Olympic Park Sports Centre, Homebush, NSW

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by TeamHussein, Jun 9, 2011.


  1. TeamHussein

    TeamHussein New Member Full Member

    44
    0
    Aug 22, 2007
    FRIDAY 29 JULY 2011 - OLYMPIC PARK SPORTS CENTRE, HOMEBUSH, NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA
    Commission: Combat Sports Authority of New South Wales
    Promoter: Michael Karagiannis
    Matchmaker: Billy Hussein

    Billy Dib vs. Jorge Lacierva
    Vacant IBF Featherweight Title

    Scheduled for 12 rounds

    Junior Talipeau vs. Zac Awad
    Vacant IBF Pan Pacific Super Middleweight Title
    Scheduled for 12 rounds

    Jamie Pittman vs. TBA
    Scheduled for 8 rounds - Super Middleweight

    Steve Lovett vs. TBA
    Scheduled for 6 rounds - Light Heavyweight

    Paul Fleming vs. TBA
    Scheduled for 6 rounds - Light Heavyweight

    Tony Bates vs. TBA
    Scheduled for 4 rounds - Light Welterweight

    Josh Anesley vs. Phillip Robinson
    Scheduled for 4 rounds - Super Middleweight

    Bilal Akkawy vs. TBA
    Scheduled for 4 rounds - Super Middleweight
     
  2. Kegsy

    Kegsy Lights Out Full Member

    20,268
    1
    Aug 9, 2006
    TV rights or none?
     
  3. Da Voice

    Da Voice Boxing Addict Full Member

    4,766
    0
    Jan 31, 2011
    Probably not, given FOX is doing Billy's show on July 15 & Melbourne on Aug 5
     
  4. Kegsy

    Kegsy Lights Out Full Member

    20,268
    1
    Aug 9, 2006
    Yeah we know Andy Raymond rejected the fight...but you wonder if another broadcaster will pick it up?
    Sky Channel have shown the odd Australian card from time to time....OneHD will be doubtful based on Billy's antics on that network already & also ESPN Australia.
     
  5. Da Voice

    Da Voice Boxing Addict Full Member

    4,766
    0
    Jan 31, 2011
    One-HD was never gonna be in the game, given promoters had cough-up coin to broadcast it. The other 2 will show it, if & when they spot a DVD @ local 'Cheap as Chips' store.
    FOX, I believe, coughs-up minimum 30k for rights.
     
  6. CapsLock

    CapsLock Active Member Full Member

    1,021
    0
    Apr 17, 2011
    theres not a promoter in Oz earning that much from Fox...a couple get close to it.
     
  7. ashley

    ashley Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

    24,140
    0
    Feb 14, 2007
    Yeah I thought it was half that amount....unless you have some sponsors looking to get FOX TV exposure it's hardly worth it as your general crowd numbers will be down because its free on TV....$30,000 would be great for aussie boxing as it would allow the promoter to put on better cards
     
  8. Kegsy

    Kegsy Lights Out Full Member

    20,268
    1
    Aug 9, 2006
    Yeah exactly i have heard a range of 8-17k at most given to most promoters for FOX dates.
     
  9. Kegsy

    Kegsy Lights Out Full Member

    20,268
    1
    Aug 9, 2006
    The thing is...if FOX gave 25-30k per fight night they would have to drop it down to MAX 10 cards per year otherwise their budget for boxing would be increased...something FOX dont want to do.
     
  10. ashley

    ashley Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

    24,140
    0
    Feb 14, 2007
    Agree but if they backed the sport a bit more and made sure the extra cash went directly into fighters pay then the numbers watching would increase and therefore advertising $ would rise and that will justify the extra spend :D
     
  11. aus-boxing

    aus-boxing Active Member Full Member

    828
    0
    May 20, 2011

    I've heard Fox own replay rights. There is someone trying to get it live.
     
  12. perfect jet

    perfect jet Boxing Addict Full Member

    6,869
    1
    Apr 23, 2006
    To be fair, i reckon dib has improved under billy h. He is punching a bit more and sitting in the pocket more. He has good speed, his lairising actually worked against him because he often got caught when he was fooling around.

    Here's a post from a good judge on lacierva:

    Lacierva is a little crude, but an effective pressure fighter. It's all the good and all the bad you can think of with that description. Sometimes he gets too wild with his punches, sometimes he'll shorten up and be really effective, and there's really no rhyme or reason for him going either way. Some people thought he beat Caballero on one of the Vazquez/Marquez prelims. I thought Caballero edged it, but that also made me think Caballero wasn't close to P4P. I'd consider him a very live dog against Dib.