Comments Thread For: Golden Boy Promotions, ESPN Announce Multi-Year TV Deal

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ESPN and Golden Boy Promotions today announced a multi-year, international agreement for a series of fights to be televised live on ESPN2 and ESPN Deportes. The first fight, from Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, California, is March 23. Fighters on the card will be announced soon.
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[HanzGruber]

interesting.. also boxing on a thursday night, surprised they didnt go for friday

[aldo5408]

Does anyone know if Haymon still has his espn deal? Imagine them competing on espn and espn2

[The Big Dunn]

Great news. Some Sat cards and cards on Wed, Thurs and Friday.

[Cinci Champ]

nice the more boxing we get for free the better

[Boxfan83]

Boxing on Free TV? who wouldve ever thought...

[-PBP-]

Hell yeah! I miss Friday Night Fights. Seems like I'm watching less and less boxing every year because it's not as accessible.

[Pigeons]

Interesting. I wonder what this means for Golden Boy's lawsuit and for PBC on ESPN.

[MasterPlan]

Does anyone know if Haymon still has his espn deal? Imagine them competing on espn and espn2

PBC will be on regular ESPN and air on Saturday's I believe.

[Eff Pandas]

I like it. Good move by Oscar here I gotta admit. Oscar been making it so easy to sh^ on him I'm lately I'm kinda proud of him for this one.

And sounds like GBP has a legit solid plan. This is the type of structure PBC shoulda did with ESPN & their 6 or 7 other outlets for content. GBP needs to turn guys into notable & name guys & this sounds like a good plan to get that done.

In addition to in-the-ring action, ESPN will also feature Golden Boy Media and Entertainment content on multiple platforms, including: ·
Golden Boy’s Classic Fight Library ·
In the Ring, half-hour interviews with a range of fighters ·
Mano-A-Mano, an original half-hour series featuring fighter training ·
The Ring TV Express, three-minute highlights of full fights ·
Podcasts hosted by Oscar De La Hoya and other Golden Boy talent