According to Sky's TV guide on their website, it looks like this is set to start at 8pm (or 4pm eastern time here in the US). It is a two-hour slot, so most likely they will have Vassell vs. Ushona as well as the other ten-rounder on the card (Matty Askin vs. Neil Dawson; both 9-0 cruiserweights) and perhaps HL or partial round replays of some of the undercard in the event that either ends within the distance. It will probably work out that one can view the entire SKY card and still catch the free (legal) live stream of Dimitrenko vs. Sosnowski on bild.de - that is set to start at 5pm EST (or 9pm UK/GMT) and starts with a 10-round female boxing match, most likely going the distance. So SKY will be done by 10pm just in time to switch over for the main event in Germany. :good
atsch I didn't even bother looking into it, just took the face-value word of the person who said it was. Well...it'll be in six hours in any event...whether that link works for people or they have to strike out on their own. Where there's a will, there's a way. :good
It will be Vassell/Ushona first no doubt. Depending on how long it goes will determine what you see of the rest.
Good info, thanks. :good I've been informed that Dimitrenko-Sosnowski will also be the first bout shown on that card. So it should work out. Vassell-Ushona in three hours (8pm UK) and then Dimitrenko-Sosnowski in four (9pm UK).
Askin-Dawson will be opening the Sky show. Which means, sadly, there's a likelihood that there will be clashes between the main events on both cards.
Really? That's good news. It's about time Sky started putting on a competent undercard fight rather than the main event then 2 random rounds from a fight.. Not too arsed about Dimitrenko/Sosnowski so I'll probably just watch this.