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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Mayweather-McGregor: Sky Sports Secures Rights in The UK

    Sky Sports Box Office have confirmed that they will broadcast the August 26 showdown between five-weight world titlist Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor after securing the UK rights to the fight. "Money" retired following his victory over Andre Berto in September 2015, but the 40-year-old has been lured back for a money-spinning crossover encounter with the Irish southpaw.
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    • redmish
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      #2
      It's going to cost £19.95. It's been officially announced on sky sports app.

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        • aceventura
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          Why is this even news! Of course sky was gonna buy this fight! Duhhhhhhh!

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            • rudy
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              #4
              Originally posted by redmish
              It's going to cost £19.95. It's been officially announced on sky sports app.
              That sounds reasonable we are not as dumb as our american friends:smileysex

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                • TouchyAndalou
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                  Originally posted by aceventura
                  Why is this even news! Of course sky was gonna buy this fight! Duhhhhhhh!
                  This fight is going to make big money, so other broadcasters were interested. It was reported to be a three way bidding war between Sky, ITV and BT.

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                    • aceventura
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                      Originally posted by TouchyAndalou
                      This fight is going to make big money, so other broadcasters were interested. It was reported to be a three way bidding war between Sky, ITV and BT.
                      that happens with every floyd fight buts its always sky that has the biggest offer...

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                        • Robbie Barrett
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                          #7
                          Originally posted by TouchyAndalou
                          This fight is going to make big money, so other broadcasters were interested. It was reported to be a three way bidding war between Sky, ITV and BT.
                          If Sky wants a sporting event, Sky gets the sporting event. The others can't compete.

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                            • killakali
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                              #8
                              Originally posted by aceventura
                              Why is this even news! Of course sky was gonna buy this fight! Duhhhhhhh!
                              Thanks JACOB SHAW! Inly 19.95 too. Not $100 as u hoped lmao

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                                • aidenp30
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                                  #9
                                  Originally posted by aceventura
                                  that happens with every floyd fight buts its always sky that has the biggest offer...
                                  A few of Floyds recent fights were on boxnation, Cotto, Guerrero, Canelo all definitely were!!

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                                    • Grimmer
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                                      #10
                                      Originally posted by Robbie Barrett
                                      If Sky wants a sporting event, Sky gets the sporting event. The others can't compete.
                                      Champions League football?

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