After 15 years, boxing is back on network television in the U.S., as CBS presents an afternoon doubleheader from the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena, featuring Leo Santa Cruz and 2012 Olympian Joseph Diaz Jr.
Boxing is back on network television this afternoon from Los Angeles, as Leo Santa Cruz faces Alberto Guevara in the main event on CBS.
Amir Khan, Carlos Molina, and all of the undercard fighters are good to go for tomorrow night's big Showtime, CBS, and Showtime Extreme card from the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena.
Nonito Donaire faces Jorge Arce, Amir Khan returns against Carlos Molina, boxing comes back to network TV in the United States, and plenty of notable names are in action this week, which will also include HBO's replay of Pacquiao vs Marquez IV.
Leo Santa Cruz has an opponent for his December 15 bout on CBS, and 2012 U.S. Olympian Joseph Diaz Jr will make his professional boxing debut on the broadcast, as well.
Team USA's Joseph Diaz Jr was eliminated from the Olympics by top-rated Cuban Lazaro Alvarez. Bad Left Hook has full results from the morning session of the bantamweights round of 16.
Team USA has three fighters in boxing action this morning in London. Bad Left Hook has a live stream link, full results, and live coverage.
Bad Left Hook has video of the 2011 World Amateur Championships fight between Lazaro Alvarez and Joseph Diaz Jr, who rematch this morning in London at the Olympics.
Three members of Team USA fight today, including Joseph Diaz Jr, who faces top-ranked Cuban bantamweight Lazaro Alvarez. Bad Left Hook has the full schedule for the August 1 Olympic fights in London.
Bad Left Hook recaps the first round of boxing from the 2012 Olympics in London, including the status of Team USA, the hot starts for Great Britain and Cuba, the best fighters of the tournament thus far, and a comparison of American and British TV.
