That we're still waiting shows you what a non-entity Froch is in the marketplace. Nice guy, but that's about it as far as star quality, even if he does have a wicked, dry sense of humour. ESPN haven't done big unveils and why bother for an absolute commercial dead zone of a sport that is boxing in the UK tv market for a set of fights that, as they wind up, will be broadcast earlier and earlier in the morning. It'd be great if they do, but i don't see it happening. They had the opportunity to buy the Top Rank contract at a bargain as part of the rights release following Setanta's meltdown. They chose not to. The Super Six is a big commitment, especially if Froch gets injured and they have no marketable UK angle. Maybe they're negotiating on a round by round basis, in case Froch gets dropped.