Who misses Friday Fight Night?

Anyone?

I really enjoyed Friday Fight Night. You always knew who the British Champions were (regardless of promoter), was a awesome platform to make a name for yourself and it was a great way to start the weekend.

I can't help but feel that without this exposure it has devalued the British title somewhat.

Just my view

Isn't this NXTGN thing supposed to be doing a similar thing?. Check out your local shows JB, some of the promoters have started charging just 20 quid for them (i know Kier does, think a couple of others have started across the North West) and if they're in the right place, the beer is cheap and you'll have a laugh.

I don't have access to Sky at the moment and am based in London so will see whats around

Keep an eye out on Dave Coldwells and another (biggish UK promoter,not Ed, Mick or Frank, can't remember his bloody name now but he puts regular internet shows on and has a couple onfreeview

Channel 5 do some good shows but there is never any publicity so I find out after the fight. Would have loved to have seen the recent Taylor Davies for example

Next channel five fight is on November 11th, Josh Taylor in action

wheelchair1991 wrote:Next channel five fight is on November 11th, Josh Taylor in action

Just seen who he's fighting as well. Vazquez when 10-0? Brave, perhaps too brave

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/boxing/ricky-hattons-former-promoter-dennis-11333274

Ricky Hatton’s former promoter Dennis Hobson has agreed a deal with FreeSports TV to showcase the next generation of talent.

Hobson has signed an exclusive deal with FreeSports to show a minimum of 12 shows annually via Sky Sports, Freeview, Talk Talk and BT to 23 million homes.

The Sheffield promoter has a proven track record at bringing through talent and masterminded the careers of former IBF light-heavyweight world champ Clinton Woods and WBA bantamweight king Jamie McDonnell.

Hobson also helped Hatton crack America over a decade ago and stages his first show on Friday night at Sheffield’s Ponds Forge Arena with Sam Sheedy defending his Commonwealth middleweight title against Steel City rival Liam Cameron.