https://www.boxingscene.com/spence-garcia-announced-fox-ppv-march-16--133684
Spence-Garcia was targeted as a pay-per-view event since it gained traction this summer as a realistic possibility. Showtime was expected to distribute it, but FOX has acquired those rights as part of its new deal with Al Haymon’s PBC.
Showtime has televised each of Spence’s past three bouts. Haymon has assured FOX executives, however, that the best boxers he represents will fight on FOX or FOX Pay-Per-View in some instances.
PPV
Mikey Garcia 39-0 vs Errol Spence 24-0
David benavidez 20-0 vs j’leon Love 24-2-1
Luis nery 28-0 vs mcjoe arroyo 18-2
Chris Arreola 37-5-1 vs Jean Pierre augustin 17-0-1
FS1 prelims
Charles Martin 25-2-1 vs Gregory Corbin 15-0
Spence-Garcia was targeted as a pay-per-view event since it gained traction this summer as a realistic possibility. Showtime was expected to distribute it, but FOX has acquired those rights as part of its new deal with Al Haymon’s PBC.
Showtime has televised each of Spence’s past three bouts. Haymon has assured FOX executives, however, that the best boxers he represents will fight on FOX or FOX Pay-Per-View in some instances.
PPV
Mikey Garcia 39-0 vs Errol Spence 24-0
David benavidez 20-0 vs j’leon Love 24-2-1
Luis nery 28-0 vs mcjoe arroyo 18-2
Chris Arreola 37-5-1 vs Jean Pierre augustin 17-0-1
FS1 prelims
Charles Martin 25-2-1 vs Gregory Corbin 15-0
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