I really hate seeing dude fight..nikka comes in big for no fukking reason...boring as fukk
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Bigblackted4
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He needs to get a real coach to have him stop fighting like an amateur
Miller needs to get pushed into a meaningful fight that doesn't include a fukking jobber.
Get him in the ring with somebody like BY
reservoirdogs
Superstar
Omar Little
It’s all in the Game Yo
She’s Fondleable
Main Events in hell
Sources: Main Events-NBC Sports partnership scuttled - The Ring
Main Events hoped to complete a television rights deal with NBC Sports, but multiple sources with knowledge of the talks told The Ring that the potential partnership is no longer being discussed.
ESPN reported in October that the deal was in the process of being finalized. The negotiations hit a roadblock when a third party, a site in Atlantic City, New Jersey, that was set to stage fights broadcast on both NBC and NBC Sports Net, withdrew financial support.
Main Events CEO Kathy Duva didn’t return a phone call and text message seeking comment.
NBC Sports was set to dole out low six-figure license fees for fights promoted by Main Events, the New Jersey-based promotional company headed by Kathy Duva. The proposed relationship called for approximately seven fights a year over the span of two years.
A press conference to formally announce the deal was scheduled for mid-November in New York, per sources, but never took place. NBC hasn’t televised boxing since August 2016 following a brief stint with Premier Boxing Champions.
Main Events formerly televised fights on NBC Sports. That deal began in January 2012 and ran through December 2014. The series introduced audiences to Sergey Kovalev, the light heavyweight champion who became a fixture in the sport on HBO. Heavyweight contender Bryant Jennings also was featured prominently.
Main Events’ roster has thinned out since that deal expired, with Kovalev the lone remaining notable fighter in the stable. And even he’s on the downside of his career at 35 following an upset knockout loss to Eleider Alvarez in July on HBO.
The fighters are set to rematch February 2 on ESPN, and it’s unclear where Main Events goes from there.
Sources: Main Events-NBC Sports partnership scuttled - The Ring
Main Events hoped to complete a television rights deal with NBC Sports, but multiple sources with knowledge of the talks told The Ring that the potential partnership is no longer being discussed.
ESPN reported in October that the deal was in the process of being finalized. The negotiations hit a roadblock when a third party, a site in Atlantic City, New Jersey, that was set to stage fights broadcast on both NBC and NBC Sports Net, withdrew financial support.
Main Events CEO Kathy Duva didn’t return a phone call and text message seeking comment.
NBC Sports was set to dole out low six-figure license fees for fights promoted by Main Events, the New Jersey-based promotional company headed by Kathy Duva. The proposed relationship called for approximately seven fights a year over the span of two years.
A press conference to formally announce the deal was scheduled for mid-November in New York, per sources, but never took place. NBC hasn’t televised boxing since August 2016 following a brief stint with Premier Boxing Champions.
Main Events formerly televised fights on NBC Sports. That deal began in January 2012 and ran through December 2014. The series introduced audiences to Sergey Kovalev, the light heavyweight champion who became a fixture in the sport on HBO. Heavyweight contender Bryant Jennings also was featured prominently.
Main Events’ roster has thinned out since that deal expired, with Kovalev the lone remaining notable fighter in the stable. And even he’s on the downside of his career at 35 following an upset knockout loss to Eleider Alvarez in July on HBO.
The fighters are set to rematch February 2 on ESPN, and it’s unclear where Main Events goes from there.
when is the last show that they actually ran?
Bivol vs Pascal, they have a promotional stake in Bivol, I don't know for how long tho
He needs to lay off the cheeseburgers, he was looking fat when he was a kickboxer and he was a hundred pounds lighter then
((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL
RIP MR. SMOKE
Roach comes off like such a snake. That's why I never feel bad when people joke on his condition. Dude is a clown. If you got an issue with the team then bring it up behind closed doors. Dude always talkin to the media and starting drama. Don't even know why manny brought him back in the mix. He looked much better without him.
ofc.
AJ is the only HW he truly cares about, any other one he has is just to feed him and keep the fights in house
Miller is just the sacrifice for when they want to make a fight in the US
Omar Little
It’s all in the Game Yo
krackdagawd
Inspire.
are they actually his or he just borrowing Fury's joints
it ain't looking good when 2 of the top heavy's call you a coward on ppv
and one of them happens to be the guy who loaned him those pretend belts 