I suspect ESPN are waiting for Setanta to go into administration so that they can pick up their contracts on the cheap.
Hopefully this will be good for boxing.
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I suspect ESPN are waiting for Setanta to go into administration so that they can pick up their contracts on the cheap.
Hopefully this will be good for boxing.
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They've lost UFC now too -not that I can stand it anyway.
Setanta is finished
Setanta goes into administration with loss of 200 jobs | Media | guardian.co.uk
Setanta Sports :: Great Britain
No more boxing other than Sky's PPVs & frankly weak FNFs. I'm glad that it at least held on till after the Cotto-Clottey fight, but when you think about all the great boxing we've had over the past year & a bit its such a shame its gone. Hope ESPN picks up & creates a rivals TV sports network to Sky. Anyway goodbye Setanta & Steve Bunce (I know how many will miss him :-X)
Steve Bunce will still get work but what about his little sidekick Andy? He's jobless now and will likely have to go back to college or something.
Ah well....
ESPN have not picked up the boxing have they????
What does this mean to UK TV viewers? ESPN is screened in US only am i right?
Yeah just screened in US so us Brits are what you would call fucked unless ESPN brought a UK channel out. That would be a god send right now but I can't see it.Quote:
Originally Posted by RichCon
are also on a sky channel so we will all have to move to sky. :mad:
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Originally Posted by KelYeah just screened in US so us Brits are what you would call fucked unless ESPN brought a UK channel out. That would be a god send right now but I can't see it.Quote:
Originally Posted by RichCon
Maybe something like a PPV internet stream like Mick Henessey did for the Froch fight.
i cant afford skysports as setanta was free cos i was on XL package
Live streaming. Sure it sucks because of the quality, but at least its free.
never had any luck with it:mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by generalbulldog
Man I feel for you fellas.Have never watched it but loosing any access to Boxing....any boxing sux.Have never been a fan of streams or online viewing....just not the same.... but all the reality-necessity now.
I really dont know about ESPN picking up the slack and adding on.It has enough channels for shitz sack but they just cut their own Wednesday night Shows last season.All that remains is FNF.Hey you never know ?
It's always a last resort for meQuote:
Originally Posted by generalbulldog
If ESPN have bought the Premier League rights then you'd assume they'd start a sports channel, other than ESPN: America and ESPN: Classic.