PBC schedule to be released next week

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  • about.thousands
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    PBC schedule to be released next week

    One observation about the Showtime announcement is that fans took the occasion to make the argument that all the Showtime dates were further evidence the PBC is struggling financially since a lot of PBC fighters are on the schedule. Tim Smith, a spokesman for the PBC took issue with that premise.

    “The Showtime schedule demonstrates just how robust the boxing schedule is for 2016,” he wrote in an email. “Many of the matches that are on the network include Haymon Sports managed boxers and the Keith Thurman-Shawn Porter match on June 25 includes two outstanding PBC boxers in one of the sports hottest divisions.”

    Just as Showtime quieted a lot of fans’ complaints with the rollout on Friday, the PBC will do the same with upcoming announcements of their own, he said.

    “The PBC schedule, which will be released next week, is just as robust,” he went on. “The PBC will have more than double the number of prime time shows as last year. We kicked off the year with our first prime time show on Fox with Danny Garcia and Robert Guerrero on Jan. 23. And upcoming we have Adrien Broner versus Ashley Theophane on Spike on April 1 and our first NBC prime time show of 2016 will feature Errol Spence against Chris Algieri on April 16. It promises to be a banner year for boxing.”

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    In coinciding news, I took a giant steamy **** 15 minutes ago.

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      #3
      Originally posted by about.thousands
      One observation about the Showtime announcement is that fans took the occasion to make the argument that all the Showtime dates were further evidence the PBC is struggling financially since a lot of PBC fighters are on the schedule. Tim Smith, a spokesman for the PBC took issue with that premise.

      “The Showtime schedule demonstrates just how robust the boxing schedule is for 2016,” he wrote in an email. “Many of the matches that are on the network include Haymon Sports managed boxers and the Keith Thurman-Shawn Porter match on June 25 includes two outstanding PBC boxers in one of the sports hottest divisions.”

      Just as Showtime quieted a lot of fans’ complaints with the rollout on Friday, the PBC will do the same with upcoming announcements of their own, he said.

      “The PBC schedule, which will be released next week, is just as robust,” he went on. “The PBC will have more than double the number of prime time shows as last year. We kicked off the year with our first prime time show on Fox with Danny Garcia and Robert Guerrero on Jan. 23. And upcoming we have Adrien Broner versus Ashley Theophane on Spike on April 1 and our first NBC prime time show of 2016 will feature Errol Spence against Chris Algieri on April 16. It promises to be a banner year for boxing.”

      http://goo.gl/YFsEub
      Sshhh. More boxing, no good around here. Besides PBC spent ~$500m last year so Smith is probably lying.

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        #4
        Originally posted by krazyn8tive
        In coinciding news, I took a giant steamy **** 15 minutes ago.
        What are you gonna do when your only choice is to watch Fury vs. Wilder on PBC or Bradley-Pacquiao V in Dubai live on Periscope?

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          #5
          Good news.....

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            Originally posted by about.thousands
            What are you gonna do when your only choice is to watch Fury vs. Wilder on PBC or Bradley-Pacquiao V in Dubai live on Periscope?
            Hopefully there's a UFC card on I can watch. I'm not watching wilder until he fights povetkin. Bradley-pac...I'm good.

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              Let me predict the future. When this PBC schedule gets released all the anti-PBC cats will claim a L for PBC if all the top PBC guys aren't fighting each other on it. And all the pro-PBC cats will claim a W for PBC if its not just one date with Going Outta Business auction details.

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                #8
                All of these un-official fights will probably be official come tomorrow or Friday.


                Deontay Wilder vs. Alexander Povetkin
                Erislandy Lara vs. Vanes Martirosyan II
                Jermall Charlo vs. Austin Trout
                Jermell Charlo vs. John Jackson
                Daniel Jacobs vs. Andy Lee
                Edwin Rodriguez vs. Thomas Williams, Jr.
                Gerald Washington vs. Eddie Chambers
                Beibut Shumenov vs. Krzysztof Wlodarcyk
                Javier Fortuna vs. Yuriorkis Gamboa


                Also, look for pairings between Danny Garcia, Lamont Peterson, Robert Guerrero, Devon Alexander, Josesito Lopez, Omar Figueroa in the welterweight division.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by MasterPlan
                  All of these un-official fights will probably be official come tomorrow or Friday.


                  Deontay Wilder vs. Alexander Povetkin
                  Erislandy Lara vs. Vanes Martirosyan II
                  Jermall Charlo vs. Austin Trout
                  Jermell Charlo vs. John Jackson
                  Daniel Jacobs vs. Andy Lee
                  Edwin Rodriguez vs. Thomas Williams, Jr.
                  Gerald Washington vs. Eddie Chambers
                  Beibut Shumenov vs. Krzysztof Wlodarcyk
                  Javier Fortuna vs. Yuriorkis Gamboa


                  Also, look for pairings between Danny Garcia, Lamont Peterson, Robert Guerrero, Devon Alexander, Josesito Lopez, Omar Figueroa in the welterweight division.
                  PBC and Showtime have good upcoming schedules. Hopefully the promotion is adequate and the fights live up to the hype.

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                    #10
                    PBC is keeping HBO and Showtime on their toes. More competition means more boxing for us to watch, even if you think Haymon's the antichrist he's squeezed himself into a corner where it's either produce the goods or get put out of business by the big boys.

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