Campaign to get the Super Six Boxing Classic Televised Live on British and Irish TV
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Dear various sports media outlets of the United Kingdom and Ireland,
Very soon, one of the most groundbreaking sports tournaments in recent history will be taking place: The 'Super Six World Boxing Classic'. This tournament will pit some of the world's best Super Middleweight boxers against each other in a thrilling new concept to determine just who is the greatest Super Middleweight boxer of this current generation. Some of the names who are taking part include: Carl Froch, WBC World Champion (one of just two of Britain's current world champions); Mikkel Kessler, WBA World Champion; Jermaine Taylor, former Undiputed Middleweight World Champion; Arthur Abraham, former IBF World Middleweight Champion.
Sounds brilliant, doesn't it? Well, amazingly, this incredible tournament is not being televised in the UK or Ireland. This is just another instance where the boxing fanbase is being shortchanged yet again. We pay your licence fee (BBC), we subscribe to your channels (ESPN and Sky Sports) and we pay your hefty PPV prices (Sky Box Office), but still we are being left out.
As your loyal paying customers, we, the boxing fan community, demand that the 'Super Six World Boxing Classic' be televised live in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Very soon, one of the most groundbreaking sports tournaments in recent history will be taking place: The 'Super Six World Boxing Classic'. This tournament will pit some of the world's best Super Middleweight boxers against each other in a thrilling new concept to determine just who is the greatest Super Middleweight boxer of this current generation. Some of the names who are taking part include: Carl Froch, WBC World Champion (one of just two of Britain's current world champions); Mikkel Kessler, WBA World Champion; Jermaine Taylor, former Undiputed Middleweight World Champion; Arthur Abraham, former IBF World Middleweight Champion.
Sounds brilliant, doesn't it? Well, amazingly, this incredible tournament is not being televised in the UK or Ireland. This is just another instance where the boxing fanbase is being shortchanged yet again. We pay your licence fee (BBC), we subscribe to your channels (ESPN and Sky Sports) and we pay your hefty PPV prices (Sky Box Office), but still we are being left out.
As your loyal paying customers, we, the boxing fan community, demand that the 'Super Six World Boxing Classic' be televised live in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
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Goal
250 signatures
Goal: 100
Latest Signatures
18 December 2015
18 December 2015
13 December 2015
9 December 2015
15 November 2015
246.
Thomas W
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massive sporting event, includes britains unbeaten world champion, must be televised!
16 October 2015
245.
Doug M
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boxing of this calibre needs to be seen by sports fans...and this tournament should be great
29 September 2015
8 September 2015
2 September 2015
8 August 2015
2 August 2015
240.
Adam Conley
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There's a british world champion fighting in this tournament, so surely it should be shown on tv in britain? Boxing fans in britain deserve to see one of their world champions in action
22 May 2015
11 May 2015
10 May 2015
25 April 2015
236.
Yomi Dalton
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The "super six" is a unique concept within it's field, and it deserves to be televised.
27 March 2015
26 March 2015
234.
Jim S
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a great series of boxing bouts that deserve to be on tv. its amazing that boxing is one of the only sports that is ppv (which proves there is a fanbase) yet there are so many fights we dont get to see on tv
8 March 2015
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Christian Howard
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Petition target:
Sports Broadcasters of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland
Sports Broadcasters of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland
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