HBO Boxing, Showtime, or ESPN?

[No1]

I voted hbo because here in sunny england it's the only american boxing we see thanks to sky.

[slicksouthpaw16]

HBO has the best fighters and draws more attention from fans. and is it me or does the weirdest stuff happen on showtime? like tyson bitting holyfield, Doniare knocking out Darchinian, Alcine beating Travis Simms, Calzaghe dominating Lacy, Holyfield dominating tyson twice, Hatton making kostyzu quit, Corrales coming from behind to knockout castillio, ect. I bet none of that stuff would happen on HBO but I like both of the networks the same. and espn is basically all about bringing up young prospects.

[Da Truth 35]

HBO has the best fighters and draws more attention from fans. and is it me or does the weirdest stuff happen on showtime? like tyson bitting holyfield, Doniare knocking out Darchinian, Alcine beating Travis Simms, Calzaghe dominating Lacy, Holyfield dominating tyson twice, Hatton making kostyzu quit, Corrales coming from behind to knockout castillio, ect. I bet none of that stuff would happen on HBO."peeleft:

Cant argue anymore although i like HBO better just simply because of the better fighters and the commentators. In my opinion showtime for me is boring because of the commentators and im not that much of a ESPN fan unless i kno whos fighting and the commentating is pretty good. Atlas should be in HBO nad Kellerman back to ESPN or wherever he was

[Pico Hollywood]

HBO:
Lennox is an OKAY commentator. He talks from experience so I can deal with that, but he lost a lot of credibility when he praised Andre Dirrell. *vomits*

Larry Merchant usually is on point with what he is talking about. He provides good conversation for the rest of the panel and uses very good metaphors to prove a point.

Harold Lederman usually is on point, but there has been times where I'm like "ugh.....what?" lol

Jim Lampley is good, but sometimes biased.

Showtime:
They have great commentators that know what they want and see.
You can rely on them for accurate analysis.

ESPN:
Teddy Atlas and Joe Tessitore provide great commentary and Atlas' pre-fight analysis' ARE AMAZING, the guy def. knows what fighters need to do to win.

tough decision, but HBO is indeed more consistent with big fights...

I agree with everything you said.

[Winkyftw!]

I enjoy Showtime boxing, but the quality throughout teh year is not quite as good. Allthough they do always have some very good fights...

Vazquez Marquez should be money...

I like Al Bernstein he knows what he's talking about.
On the otherhand i like Steward, he obviously knows what he's talking about.

I'll go with HBO, because Lampely is more exciting than the guy for Showtime.

[Phantasm]

HBO has the bigger names, Showtime has the better matchups, ESPN has dropped mightily since they cut their budget. While I dont have it, I'd say Showtime.

[DiegoFuego]

Showtime has the best fights and the best commentary (Bernstein knows more about boxing than anyone alive today) but not the best fighters. HBO is putting on some great ones this year, but until they go through, I'm voting Showtime.

[NAPO]

Hbo..there Is No Competition.

[Gareth Ivanovic]

Im beginning to like Showtime a lot and I like Steve Albert and Al Bernstein as commentators, but I've grown up watching fights on HBO and it doesn't seem like a big fight unless Jim and Larry are doing the commentating. So I'll go with HBO on this one.

[Fenix]

HBO easily. Kinda like how basketball was best on NBC.............................boxing is simply the best on HBO with Larry's old ass pan right, slo mo speeches.