As if that was not enough cause for concern for fans of competitive violence, reports began to circulate that Showtime would begin to wind down its boxing coverage and no longer offer a regular series of fights from Premier Boxing Champions after 2023 in anticipation of the expiry of the contract between the two parties in 2024. The network is committed to producing pay-per-view events next year to satisfy the remainder of its contract.
After an emphatic night of fights last week, BKFC returns to the Old Dominion state to host a night of bare-knuckle action capped off by a world title fight. The eight-fight main card will be ushered in by a two-fight preliminary card.
Tomorrow night, Canelo Alvarez (59-2-2, 39 KOs) looks to defend his super middleweight titles against the challenging Jermell Charlo (35-1-1, 19 KOs) in a battle of legacies.
Live in Denver, Colorado, the Dave Feldman promotion has a massive night of fights set to go down. In the main event, "The Juggernaut" Lorenzo Hunt will look to defend his cruiserweight title against the grizzled combat sports veteran Chris Camozzi. Before that and the rest main card action ensues, three preliminary bouts will get the night underway.
