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Rios-Alvarado trilogy scores 1.252M viewers

January 27, 2015 by Jason Cruz 11 Comments

ESPN’s Dan Rafael reports that Saturday night’s HBO boxing card featuring the third fight between Brandon Rios and Mike Alvardo drew 1.252 million HBO viewers.  According to Nielsen the peak of the fight drew 1.315 million viewers. Per Rafael, it was the most watch fight of the three between Rios and Alvardo.  Also on Saturday, […]

Filed Under: boxing, HBO, ratings, Top Rank, TV

De La Hoya announces the launch of network

January 26, 2015 by Jason Cruz 5 Comments

Oscar De La Hoya announced last week that he is launching his own network.  De La Hoya TV will debut this spring as announced at the National Association of Television Program Executives annual conference in Miami.  The network will offer combat sports including boxing, MMA as well as features on sports and lifestyle that will […]

Filed Under: boxing, Golden Boy, TV

Haymon buys time on Spike TV

January 23, 2015 by Jason Cruz 24 Comments

MMA Fighting reports that Spike TV has added Al Haymon’s boxing organization to its Friday night lineup as the network will rebrand Friday nights as a combat sports night.  The new deal which was announced at a press conference on Thursday is reported to be another time buy by Haymon’s group. Spike TV has Bellator […]

Filed Under: boxing, Spike, TV

Wilder-Stiverne on Showtime scores 1.24M

January 22, 2015 by Jason Cruz 36 Comments

ESPN’s Dan Rafael reports that Saturday night’s boxing event on Showtime between Deontay Wilder and Bermane Stiverne drew an average of 1.24 million viewers per Nielsen.  The peak for the fight was 1.34 million viewers. The estimated average is based solely on the actual fight and not the overall event televised on the premium cable […]

Filed Under: boxing, Golden Boy, Showtime, TV

Haymon time buy brings boxing to NBC prime time

January 14, 2015 by Jason Cruz 39 Comments

The New York Times reports that boxing impresario Al Haymon has brokered a multiyear deal with NBC Sports Group to air boxing on NBC and NBC Sports Network with its debut on March 7th.  NBC is expected to carry five cards in prime time and six on Saturday afternoons per a source in the article. […]

Filed Under: boxing, NBC, NBC Sports Network, TV

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