The End of Wednesday Night Fights on ESPN?

[MANGLER]

Yeah, as long as FNF are significantly strengthened as a result it may not be a bad idea.

Co-sign. If FNF can step their game up this is gravy.

[GreatestIam]

WNF is nice because its boxing on wed FNF is nice because its boxing on fri if they get rid of either one id be upset... but they do need to make 1 or both year round1 This aint no damn tv sh9w

[-Antonio-]

If they really use the extra funding for FNF, then I actually like this idea a lot. Especially with the emergence of Versus Thursday Night Boxing.

Maybe we can get some actual title fights now instead of lower level stars in mismatches, or the occasional solid matchup of rising contenders who probably wont be titlists anyway.

[ˇVIVA MEXICO!]

nobody was watching the bums on wnf anyway. they need to have big fights like margarito-lujan back on fnf. i hope this gives espn more money to bring some stars onto there shows.

[Majority_Draw]

nobody was watching the bums on wnf anyway. they need to have big fights like margarito-lujan back on fnf. i hope this gives espn more money to bring some stars onto there shows.

exactly....

[dc6112]

actually, i enjoyed WNF sometimes. even if there weren't big names on always, there were occasionally some very good matches. i'm a little dissapointed, mostly because i doubt espn will upgrade their FNF cards too much, maybe a little but not enough to balance out the loss of something to do late on a wednesday night besides watching reruns of Good Times.

[TheSurgeonMDMPH]

The fri card should be bigger and better! Championships prospects & contenders all in the same night!

[-MAKAVELLI-]

ESPN should drop all that Bass Fishing, the Spelling Bee contests, and Poker…take THAT budget and fix up BOTH fight shows…the more boxing the better

[Chups]

I don't think I've ever watched WNF anyway.

[Mr. Ryan]

ESPN should drop all that Bass Fishing, the Spelling Bee contests, and Poker…take THAT budget and fix up BOTH fight shows…the more boxing the better

Co-sign a hundred times.