Earl - Bennett Card Now a Four Title Fight British Mega Event on Sunday, June 19th.
"Lightweight Bragging Rights", the long awaited British and Commonwealth Lightweight title clash between Graham Earl and Kevin Bennett has now become a four title fight British mega card and becomes the only such event that will have been viewable live as it happens on a true world wide basis.
In addition to the highly anticipated double lightweight championship contest between British titlist Graham Earl and Commonwealth king Kevin Bennett, there is the English Light Heavyweight struggle between champion Peter Haymer and challenger Tony Oakey, two British Masters title fights consisting of Gary Woolcoombe meeting Taz Jones at light middle and Nathan Ward facing James Paisley at welter while hot prospects Craig Watson at lightweight and cruiserweight Junior MacDonald round out the stellar bill.
The action takes place at London's historic York Hall and is being presented by Maloney Promotions. Viewers in Britain and Ireland can see the action live starting at 7:45pm London time through Setanta Sports pay per view on the Sky platform. The entire three-hour card will be broadcast for just £8.99, while anyone across the world with a 1 megabyte broadband connection can watch the exact same live program as a webcast, on one of many affiliated websites for just £4.99 (rough equivalent of $10 US dollars). Just look for the fightnight.com logo on your favorite website or log onto www.fightnight.com to find out which sites are carrying the webcast.
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