Boxing

US network CBS has acquired rights for the new Premier Boxing Champions series operated by manager and adviser Al Haymon.

Media rights clips from January 15 to January 28

UK commercial broadcaster ITV has acquired live rights to IBF super bantamweight champion Carl Frampton’s first title defence against Chris Avalos.

Australian television content group DSI by Inverleigh has announced a three-year partnership with De La Hoya TV ahead of the US network’s spring 2015 launch.

US pay-television broadcaster Spike TV has acquired rights for the new Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) series operated by manager and adviser Al Haymon.

Boxing promoter and former multiple world champion Oscar De La Hoya will launch an eponymous Spanish-language sports and lifestyle cable television channel.

The NBC Sports Group division of US media company NBCUniversal has struck a multi-year rights deal to show the new Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) series.

Sports marketing company Octapixx Live has established a new subsidiary, Protocol Sports Marketing, which will focus on marketing boxing properties to media platforms on a global basis.

Media rights clips from November 27 to December 10

The welterweight boxing bout between Britain’s Amir Khan and American Devon Alexander in Las Vegas on December 13 has secured broadcast deals in the UK and Germany.

Media rights clips from November 13 to 26

Boxing television rights distributor and sports marketing firm Octapixx Live has been awarded the global marketing and distribution rights to the middleweight world championship bout between Gennady Golovkin and Martin Murray in February 2015.

Media rights clips from October 30 to November 12

US pay-television broadcaster HBO has acquired rights for this weekend’s heavyweight world title fight between defending champion Wladimir Klitschko and Kubrat Pulev.

The Sauerland boxing agency suffered a cut in the value of its events as commercial broadcaster ProSiebenSat.1 replaced incumbent rights-holder ARD.

Media rights clips from October 2 to 15

German media company ProSiebenSat.1 has acquired rights for fights promoted by the Sauerland boxing agency and plans to launch a new boxing channel.

Media rights clips from September 18 to October 1