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PBC 2017 NETWORKS & DATES RELEASED! PBC ALIVE & WELL! PROMISES TO BE BEST YEAR THUS FAR!

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Channel: TstreeT Controversy · 2016 · Sports

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Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) TVseries will roll into its third season in 2017 with a spectacular slate of boxing shows featuring an array of the most talented boxers in the world.
 
"The Premier Boxing Champions series will continue its mission in 2017 of making the sport available to the widest possible audience,'' said Tim Smith, Vice President of Communications for Haymon Boxing. "Through its first two seasons the PBC will have broadcast over 90 shows, featuring surprising upsets, spectacular knockouts and hard-fought championship matches.  The 2017 season of the PBC series will be the most exciting yet.''
 
The 2016 season saw some very exciting and compelling showdowns such as Keith Thurman vs. Shawn Porter and Leo Santa Cruz vs. Carl Frampton, and featured the most viewed boxing matches of the year. Thurman-Porter peaked at 3.94 million viewers on CBS on June 25, while Danny Garcia-Robert Guerrero peaked at 3.5 million viewers on FOX on Jan. 23.  The PBC also registered the largest television audience for a boxing show in 18 years when the 147-pound match between Errol Spence, Jr. and Leonard Bundu scored a peak of 6.3 million viewers on NBC on August 21.
 
The 2016 PBC season will close with two outstanding shows as Danny Garcia battles Samuel Vargas on Spike on Nov. 12, with a huge 147-pound championship showdown against Keith Thurman hanging in the balance for Garcia.  Next up will be a scintillating doubleheader featuring two world title fights as Jesus Cuellar and Abner Mares square off in a hotly contested 126-pound showdown and Jermall Charlo and Julian Williams meet in a 154-pound title match on Dec. 10.  
 
The 2017 PBC season will continue the great tradition of compelling matches in all weight classes from heavyweight on down. There will be particular fireworks in the hottest and deepest divisions in the sport at 147 pounds, 154 pounds and 126 pounds. With so much talent in all these divisions, competitive matchups abound.
 
In 2017 the PBC series will continue it's  broadcast partnerships with FOX, FS1, Spike, NBC, ESPN, SHOWTIME/CBS and Bounce TV and will feature more primetime networks shows next year than in either of the first two seasons.
 
FOX will broadcast three prime time network shows, the first of which will be on February 25.   FS1 will broadcast 25 shows, running from February-October.  
 
NBC will broadcast three primetime network shows in the second half of 2017, beginning with the first show on Sept. 23.  
 
ESPN will broadcast 12 shows from April-August with the first show on April 14.
 
Spike will regularly broadcast shows as part of its Combat Sports Friday platform, beginning with the first show on Jan. 13.
 
Bounce TV will feature a quarterly boxing show with the first broadcast on March. 31.

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