BBC and Boxxer Bring the boxing to free TV – let’s hope they will not spoil that

The BBC boxing is worth a seat on a table on Saturday night, as one team with Boxxer to stream battles on BBC iPlayer and tamper with free old TV. This is true – you will not need to pay 20 pounds on the PPV to see the possibility of some Latvian. for now.

It is not only the main battles. They will be eager in a few lower card attacks, behind the scenes, and some filling features via the BBC Sport. It looks nice, but most of us just want decent battles without three hours of a preamble montage and a half that looks like it is made for the six countries.

BBC says boxing appeared – but does anyone care?

Alex Kai Gilsky from the BBC Sport already connects himself to his back, talks about bringing boxing to the “younger masses” and giving them the “next generation” of fighters. The “next generation” is great and all, but if the harmonic garbage is, no one will stick to another round of the third round. This sport needs blood, drama and real competition-and not just a shiny set and pre-fighting plate.

Shalom is “the largest possible audience” – yes, we have heard that before

Boxer Boss Ben Shalom is called “historical” and says they will attend the most “fun” fighters to the largest audience. Translation: They will try to make stars without risking them very early. We hope this means real 50/50 battles instead of another child who was not defeated against a taxi driver with six successive losses.

This may be a victory for the masses … if they do not fill it with safe success and lined records. BP Sez got the platform, Boxxer’s fighters got the fighters – now let’s see if they had the courage to put battles worth watching. Or will it be the nap of Saturday night excessive production?