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There’s no question that Al Haymon’s Premier Boxing Champions series has been a game changer. First announced in January after months of speculation of starting a league of his own, PBC hit the airwaves on March 7 with a televised doubleheader running live from Las Vegas on free-to-air NBC in primetime.
Friday night will mark the fifth installment of the series, spread out over three networks (with more to come). The cards that aired on NBC and CBS represent the three most viewed boxing-related telecasts of 2015, including more than 4 million viewers tuning in for the March 7 premiere, headlined by Keith Thurman's highly entertaining - if one-sided - 12-round decision over Robert Guerrero.
The show from UIC Pavilion in Chicago is the second PBC episode to air on Spike TV, with the March 13 edition regarded as the most fan-friendly to date. Such are the standards to live up to for the chief principles on this card, as Anthony Dirrell faces Badou Jack in a super middleweight title fight, while Daniel Jacobs defends his middleweight belt versus Caleb Truax. [Click Here To Read More]
Friday night will mark the fifth installment of the series, spread out over three networks (with more to come). The cards that aired on NBC and CBS represent the three most viewed boxing-related telecasts of 2015, including more than 4 million viewers tuning in for the March 7 premiere, headlined by Keith Thurman's highly entertaining - if one-sided - 12-round decision over Robert Guerrero.
The show from UIC Pavilion in Chicago is the second PBC episode to air on Spike TV, with the March 13 edition regarded as the most fan-friendly to date. Such are the standards to live up to for the chief principles on this card, as Anthony Dirrell faces Badou Jack in a super middleweight title fight, while Daniel Jacobs defends his middleweight belt versus Caleb Truax. [Click Here To Read More]