Sonny Conto 220.2 vs. Joel Caudle 257.1
Gerardo Martinez 138.7 vs. Christopher Burgos 138.9
Daiyann Butt 142.4 vs. Seifullah Wise 144.6
Maurice Burke 160.6 vs. Bilal Quintyne 158.8
Tunde Fatiregun 178 vs. Tariq Green 174.5
Jeremiah Kendrick 155.9 vs. Tyrone Lewis 157.4
Venue: Live Casino Hotel Philadelphia
Promoters: Joe Hand Promotions in association with BAM Boxing and Peltz Boxing
1st Bell: 7 PM ET
I was planning to go to this event because I am from South Philly and I haven’t been to live fights in a very long time. They had advertised tickets for “X” price which are not available. Then they added almost $40 in “fees” to the ticket price, so I’ll pass.
Gary do you get the complete DAZN and ESPN + cards on Firestick or just the main event? I have tried to get a replay of the Canello ppv card but only seem to get error messages haven’t tried for live ppv yet.
I miss the Blue Horizon Tuesday Night Fights on USA. I once gave a ride to Russell Paltz from the arena in Vegas back to his hotel.
– I can only watch the event live. I do not believe that I can watch a replay (not sure if I ever tried).
– I loved the Blue Horizon, even though it was located in “enemy territory” (and this is coming from a Temple University (also in North Philly) graduate.
– I saw Omar Sheika, Antonio Tarver, etc there.
– I never missed USA’s TNF. I thought that the announce team of O’Grady / Albert did a good job.
– Take care.
K, I’ve seen a couple of Conto’s fights this far in his young career and obviously the kid has talent. That being said WTF does Caudle offer to his development? A record padding walkover win is the only answer…and Caudle knows that as well. Step it up time after this gimme
What does it do for his development?? The combined record of Caudle’s last 4 opponents is 42-0… 3 of those went the distance, including the last one against George Arias (15-0)… Caudle has been stopped 1 time in 16 fights. You don’t think he can fight? Conto is 7-0 with 10 rds of pro experience… and you see that as a “gimme” fight?? You don’t see that as a developmental fight?? On top of all that, the fight took place in a 16ft ring, which is unheard of for Heavyweights. Either you see Conto as an incredible phenomenon, which he may be, or you just don’t understand the sport… aka a “casual fan”… which is fine, nothing wrong with that. I’m just answering your question about WTF does a fight with Caudle do for his development.