Two weeks out from the big rematch, HBO’s 24/7Â revisits the first encounter between Andre Ward and Sergey Kovalev. The fighters and trainers add their commentary, and we get some never before seen footage of the immediate locker room aftermath. Their camps also detail the strategies for victory on June 17. The fight will air on HBO pay-per-view.
All the buildup is done.
Now the real war begins. If you thought your anticipation for season seven of Game of Thrones couldn’t get any higher, this breathtaking first trailer should do the trick. In a sense, the trailer probably tells us how the entire season will unfold. First we have everyone beating their chests and proclaiming why they’re the rightful heir to the throne. Then something catastrophic happens (the Walkers coming south?) that finally brings everyone to their senses in that they need to unite to bring down this other-worldy force.
Will Cersei play along? Can Jon and Dany unravel their shared history? What part will our favorite young assassin Arya have?
Some many questions and the answers begin on July 16.
Before they do battle Saturday on HBO, unified junior welterweight champion Terence Crawford and gold medalist Felix Diaz are on deck this afternoon for the official weigh-in. The live stream opens at 2 p.m. ET. Tomorrow’s HBO card airs at 10:15 p.m. ET.
LAS VEGAS — Our fight coverage for tonight’s Canelo vs.Chavez Jr. card starts early with a live stream for the preliminary undercard. The link will cover the below fights starting at 7 p.m. ET.
Marlen Esparza (1-0) vs. Samantha Salazar (2-3-1), flyweights, 4 rounds
Raul Curiel (Debut) vs. Jesus Ibarra Sanchez (2-1), super welterweight, 4 rounds
Ryan Garcia (8-0) vs. Tyrone Luckey (8-6-3), lightweight, 6 rounds
Ronny Rios (27-1) vs. Daniel Noriega (30-10-1), super bantamweight, 10 rounds
Will Junior be dead on arrival? We’ll find out in a later today at the official weigh-in for much anticipated Cinco de Mayo showdown between Canelo Alvarez and Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. The live stream begins at 5:30 p.m. ET and includes the undercard bouts. The HBO pay-per-view airs Saturday May 6 at 9 p.m. ET.
This HBO 30-minute documentary delves into the cultural backgrounds and upbringings of Canelo Alvarez and Julio Chavez Jr. We see young Mexican fighters being indoctrinated with the “warrior spirit” and learn why the stakes are so high for next weekend’s pay-per-view showdown.
Canelo vs. Chavez Jr. happens live May 6 at 9 p.m. ET.
On this edition of HBO’s 2 Days, the documentary series gives us a behind the scenes look at Vasyl Lomachenko’s dominating win over Nicholas Walters last November. Lomachenko returns to the ring on April 8 against Jason Sosa.
