ESPN Punches Solid within Boxing in Pact With Top Rank

ESPN Punches Solid Boxing 

In a ride on the giant The Walt Disney Co atu have media sports televise the citizens in the U.S., by providing the cost of pay-per-view with the promoter of the match. ESPN intends to use the new content streaming services such as direct-to-consumer has just announced. ESPN also throughout the country in the United Kingdom and of the French language in Canada sereta to peer networks TSN and RDS. "Top rank boxing on ESPN" the next is scheduled for September 22 in Tucson, Arizona, and will feature Oscar Valdez and Gilberto Ramirez both defending world boxing organization titles each.

With Manny Pacquiao boxing match aired, ESPN hopes to give great hope and advanced

"Boxing new vision to serve that will serve boxing Super there are boxing fans and make legions of new fans through the highest quality boxing content across multiple ESPN platforms-365 days a year," said Burke Magnus, ESPN's executive vice president of programming & scheduling, in a prepared statement. "Together, ESPN and the top ranks will build tomorrow's superstars through unparalleled exposure, original content and cutting edge technology."

ESPN will serve a good boxing match as well as in the last few months. In July, the televised fight between Middleweight champion of the World Boxing Organization Manny Pacquiao and the undefeated contender Jeff "The Hornet" Horn at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, Australia. The fight, which was also broadcast on ESPN Deportes, marking the first time since 2005 that the popular Pacquaio has been taking part in a fight that is not restricted to pay-per-view.

In the last week, many TV networks broadcast a boxing match, even though the biggest boxing names in sports have moved to match the pay-per-view and premium cable outlet such as HBO Time Warner and CBS Corp. Showtime. ESPN is the newest wide-audience outlets to try to make the sport more available