Prizefighter Tournament on US TV tonight

LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHTS II show airs Stateside tonight

As Prizefighter prepares for international fighters to make their debut on the series, we are delighted to announce that the Light-Heavyweights II show features on the Fox Network in America this weekend.

Fuel TV – part of Fox Sports Media Group – will transmit the quarter-finals of the Light-Heavyweights II night in Liverpool from 10pm EST, with the hour-long show repeated four times on Friday (1am and 4.30am) and Saturday (10.30pm and 1.30am). The semi-finals and final will be aired on Friday 8 April.

dbudge wrote:your all going to love prizefighter now

dbudge wrote:your all going to love prizefighter now

dbudge wrote:nah robin reid weren't in that one. he was super-middleweight. i think the light-heavyweights 2 happened ages ago. fuck knows, i don't really follow prizefighter to be honest

GrantZilla wrote:What exactly is the goal of the tournament? Is it for some trinket, or is it to claim the winner is the Light HW Champ?

All in all, it's good publicity for a future opponent for real Champ, whether it's Pascal or Hops.

gomez1012 wrote:[Nah, its like a one night Contender Tournament

GrantZilla wrote:What exactly is the goal of the tournament? Is it for some trinket, or is it to claim the winner is the Light HW Champ?

All in all, it's good publicity for a future opponent for the real Champ, whether it's Pascal or Hops.

dbudge wrote:
no it's just a bit of fun. it's for the fans. they have 8 fighters, quarter finals, semi finals, and the final all in one night. they get to put the show on Sky Sports and the pace is frantic. the whole point of the night is to crown a prizefighter winner. the winner obviously wins a prize. every fighter gets paid to be in it, about $7.5k but the winner gets what works out to about $60 - $80k depending on what weight class it is. these guys are all either journeymen, old washed up former names, 7 fight low key novices with winning records normally like a 6-1 guy or something etc etc and just generally very average fighters. it is purely done for entertainment

dbudge wrote:nah robin reid weren't in that one. he was super-middleweight. i think the light-heavyweights 2 happened ages ago. fuck knows, i don't really follow prizefighter to be honest

flapanther2001 wrote:

dbudge wrote:nah robin reid weren't in that one. he was super-middleweight. i think the light-heavyweights 2 happened ages ago. fuck knows, i don't really follow prizefighter to be honest

Yeah, I know. My sarcasm was to show the validity of the show if they put a has been like Eeid on it. Especially since he lost to a guy with 4 pro fights.