Channel Five signs a new deal that will allow big-time boxing to return on free-to air TV. This agreement includes Chris Eubank Jr. and co

BOXING will return to free-to air TV with a series fights under a deal between Wasserman Boxing (Channel Five)

Wasserman Boxing promotes Chris Eubank Jr., a British middleweight fighter, as well as Harlem who has a 12-0 record.


Channel Five signs a new deal that will allow big-time boxing to return on free-to air TV. This agreement includes Chris Eubank Jr. and co
Wasserman Boxing promotes Chris Eubank Jr.
Channel Five signs a new deal that will allow big-time boxing to return on free-to air TV. This agreement includes Chris Eubank Jr. and co
Nathan Gorman could also be a fighter on the free-to air shows

After a takeover by Team Sauerland Wasserman, welterweight hopeful Josh Kelly, heavyweight prospect Nathan Gorman, and undefeated middleweight Linus Urofia are now represented.

Both sides are thrilled to announce the agreement which will increase boxing's TV audience.

Kalle Sauerland, Head of Global Boxing at Wasserman, stated that this is a significant move that will revolutionize free-to-air boxing here in the UK.

"We all know what a great job Channel 5 does with boxing, and we believe that with these amazing partners, we can take it to the next level!"

We are going to offer premium events with breath-taking productions, packed arenas, and amazing matchups. You can also expect surprises in the build up. We are eager to get started!

Five fight nights will take place in 2022 as part of the deal. All five can be viewed on Channel Five and on My5.

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Caj Sohal is Head of Sport at Channel 5. He said, "We are very excited about being."
Partnering with Wasserman, the largest sports marketing agency in the world
Companies to ensure that top-class fights are still free-of-charge in the UK

"Our audience can look forward for some memorable nights of boxing live on Channel 5 with the industry knowledge of the Sauerland brothers as well as the amazing reach of the Wasserman Agency.

UK boxing is in a good place. Khan vs Brook earned 500,000 pay-per-view buys last month, despite claims that the pair had abandoned the fight too soon.

Fury vs Whyte will also be held in front of a packed Wembley on 23 April, with the possibility of an unprecedented 100,000-person attendance.

Eubank jr. wanted Kell Brook as his next opponent, but it appears unlikely that a fight will take place before the pair can reach an agreement on a weight they both like.