Not sure they have one yet.
I do know Paul Spadafora, who's fought for HBO in the past, was scheduled to face Thomas Dulorme, but declined. It was gonna be on HBO Latino, which tells me it would've been televised, but
I guess not a part of the main triple header...$$$ was probably low.
At this time, no idea what HBO is planning for the 3rd fight, line-up is kinda weak as of right now, Geale-Barker is a decent fight taking nothing away from either guy but they need a Donaire-Rigo 2, Donaire-126 opponent or Rigo-Darchinyan fight made soon. That's a headliner, not Geale-Barker.
I'd also like to say that's the problem with HBO "build-a-fighter" system. Nobody wants to see these guys take on jobbers then get exposed when they face a real fighter, especially when your competition, Showtime, does it better. They'd (ST) rather put two undefeated guys together, or just two rising prospects, and roll with the winner, a "weeding out" process if you will. HBO is too arrogant for their own good and refuse to compromise for the good of the sport and/or their fans. In HBO's eyes, KO's over everything regardless if it's 82-0 with 80 kos against a 15-12 guy who's been stopped 12 times, they just wanna showcase.
An outside observer sees this and goes
and boxing fans already scoff at the nonsense, but again, HBO is set in its egotistical ways.
