damn I don't have this bounce tv on direct tv uncle al is taking the game over pbc the next round
Payano-Warren on debut of PBC – The Next Round
By ThaBoxingVoice July 2, 2015 18:58
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ATLANTA (July 2, 2015) – Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) comes to Bounce TV on Sunday, August 2 at 9:00 p.m. (ET), with the debut of the new monthly series, PBC – The Next Round, which will showcase the sport’s future stars and potential champions.
The main event for the series premiere of PBC – The Next Round will be a 12-round World bantamweight Championship fight between Juan Carlos “Baby Pacquiao” Payano (16-0, 8 KO’s) and Rau’shee “Nuke” Warren (13-0, 4 KO’s). Both fighters are Olympians – Payano for the Dominican Republic and Cincinnati southpaw Warren, a three-time Olympian for the United States. Each fighter brings an undefeated record to the battle for the title.
The co-feature is a two-fight, WBC tournament in the junior-middleweight division: A 10-round match of Olympic Silver medalist Yudel Johnson (17-1, 9 KO’s) taking on the knockout machine Jorge Cota (24-1, 22 KO’s), plus 10 rounds of Olympian John Jackson (19-2, 15 KO’s) battling Dennis Laurente (49-5, 30 KO’s). The winners of the two bouts will face-off on a date to be announced soon.
PBC – The Next Round, promoted by Warriors Boxing, will take place at Full Sail Live, the state-of-the-art performance venue on the campus of Full Sail University in Winter Park, Florida.
Bounce TV is free on the digital broadcast signals of local television stations and corresponding cable carriage. For local channel location, visit BounceTV.com.
not a bad little card for bounce TV..i get that channel...its not on the fios lineup but my TV in my room has a cable run though it with no box and i get that channel..good stuff
That looks very wide. I also had Floyd winning, but I think my scorecard was 114-113 or something like that, I had it really close. I thought JLC threw away too many early rounds. It's been years since I saw that fight though. And it wasn't HD when I scored it. What's funny is, I think the current version of Floyd (imagining we could shrink him) would have a really easy time with Castillo. He's much slower, languishes on the ropes for longer periods of time, throws fewer combinations, and even has less power. But he seems to be an even smarter fighter then he was back then, has a better jab, and a wider range of punches. He was a bit too reliant on the leaping left hook and the right hand lead in those days.
