Showtime’s Final Countdown Show set

Former world champion Alberto Puello (21-0, 10 KOs) will return to take on fellow unbeaten Ector Madera (11-0, 6 KOs) in an eight-round super lightweight showdown as they headline the final Showtime Boxing Countdown show this Saturday from The Armory in Minneapolis.

Action live on the Showtime Sports YouTube channel and Showtime Boxing Facebook page will also feature middleweights Kyrone Davis (17-3-1, 6 KOs) and Cruse Stewart (8-2, 6 KOs) in an eight-round attraction, plus light heavyweight contender Lawrence King (13-1, 11 KOs) duels Alex Theran (23-12, 15 KOs) in a six-round fight.

These fights precede a four-fight Showtime Championship Boxing telecast headlined by undefeated WBA super middleweight champion David Morrell Jr. battling Sena Agbeko.

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  • Boy, I remember back in the hey day when HBO, Showtime, USA network, and ESPN pretty much ruled the nests in covering boxing. HBO and Showtime will be a distant memory for the next generation of viewers. Times have changed and that’s the bottom line.

    • I also remember solo boxeo > de telefutura warehouse could see great great fights of rookie boxers…… lot better than ppv fights

    • I also remember solo boxeo > de telefutura where you you could see great great fights of rookie boxers…… lot better than ppv fights

    • I can remember coming home from work on Friday with a six pack and then some watching Friday night fights then Saturday starting all over with HBO after dark. Nostalgia. Good times!

      • Same here killa king
        I left work at noon and stop for my 12pack of ready to watch the fights at night

    • Yep, I remember USA Tuesday Night and big James Thunder was often on there knocking dudes out. I remember when there was one pay per view a month and they were always $39.99. Those were the days.

    • I remember when I could go see local live fights every week in NE Ohio. Is that even possible in large cities anymore?

      USA Tuesday night fights were my favorite broadcasts.

  • I,excited about about this fight night because I will be there
    Thefight that make me assist there is the rematch between chis colbert and rayo Valenzuela.

    But there will be like 6 good fights

    Julio c Martinez will defend against undefeated venezuelan

    Even Morrell is in trouble against agnepko

  • I remember when Mexico won a world cup against Thailand in HBO fight nights winning Mexico the 4 titles on the line in 2005

  • if showtime are stopping showing boxing i will have to cancel that channel with my network, only time i watch showtime, no boxing channel

    • Did this also but did get it back to see this last card. Don’t see how this helps Showtime since they will lose most of their boxing fans and there are plenty of other streaming services.

  • HBO boxing went away not too long ago and now Showtime. HBO’s production was more refined and Showtime was gritty with low lighting but I loved them both. The announce team was top tier Jim Lampley, Bobby Czyz, Big George Foreman and Larry Merchant (ehh lol). I miss what boxing was.

  • Fellas or ladies. It’s an end of an era. It’s getting to the point that good fights are hard to come by. PPV are bloated on no good fights and the main events are duds with exception to benavidez, Crawford, and a few others. Pro box has been bringing back those type of fights. There is too much ducking going on.

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