The Fab Four, Boxnation, Skysports and Eddie Hearn: What happens Now?

There's a civil war in Britain right now and it may be as revolutionary as the formation of the English Premier League over two decades ago. Frank Warren and Frank Maloney, at one time regarded as the two biggest promoters in the sport have joined up with new comers Barry McGuigan and Ricky Hatton to take on Skysports and its exclusive deal with Eddie Hearn. How successful will the "Fab Four" be? Do any of these promoters have the fighters to propel Boxnation onto bigger and better things or is the channel on it's last legs? Many of Warren's top fighters have switched camp to the higher paying Hearn, who manages to put his fighters onto Europe's largest sports network. How can Boxnation compete with that? The added advantage that Warren has with his own tv channel is that he can get the tv dates he wants plus he is able to show some of the biggest fights in the US. Recently Sky has lagged behind in terms of international shows. Hatton has Murray who is relatively well known, Maloney has Price who is rebuilding after a devastating KO loss, McGuigan has Frampton and Warren has Cleverly and the now almost extinct Chisora. Is this enough to challenge the likes of Froch, Squigg, Barker, Bellew, Brook and co?