Tune in for in-depth boxing discussion and analysis. Our motivation for creating ProBox TV is simple. Boxing fans have been taken for granted. They’ve been underserved regarding the quality of content. Further, the other networks involved in boxing lack a commitment to the sport, the fighters and most importantly, the fans. Real fight fans need an “all-boxing channel” fully focused on giving fans what they want.
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Tune in for in-depth boxing discussion and analysis. Our motivation for creating ProBox TV is simple. Boxing fans have been taken for granted. They’ve been underserved regarding the quality of content. Further, the other networks involved in boxing lack a commitment to the sport, the fighters and most importantly, the fans. Real fight fans need an “all-boxing channel” fully focused on giving fans what they want.
Unbeaten welterweight champion Jaron “Boots” Ennis backpedals from verbally agreed deal for him to move up to 154 pounds and fight unbeaten WBC interim junior-middleweight champion Vergil Ortiz Jr. Feb. 22 in Saudi Arabia. Is Boots ready for 154 and who will step up to fight Ortiz?
When is enough.. enough? When do fighters know they’re done? A Depp look at when it is time to hang em up.
Is former two-division champion Oscar Valdez near the end after a 12-year career that has featured more than 220 rounds and many wars as he heads to Saturday’s WBO 130-pound title fight against Mexico countryman Emanuel Navarrete in Phoenix?
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ProBox TV
Tune in for in-depth boxing discussion and analysis. Our motivation for creating ProBox TV is simple. Boxing fans have been taken for granted. They’ve been underserved regarding the quality of content. Further, the other networks involved in boxing lack a commitment to the sport, the fighters and most importantly, the fans. Real fight fans need an “all-boxing channel” fully focused on giving fans what they want.
