Allan Green Vivian Harris Yuri Foreman Audley Harrison Stevie Johnston Zab Judah (July 9, 1999) James Kirkland Julian Letterlough Yusaf Mack Antonio Margarito Oleg Maskaev José Luis Castillo Peter Manfredo Jr. Edison Miranda Sergio Mora Kassim Ouma Bobby Pacquiao Sam Peter (April 28, 2006) Hasim Rahman Cletus Seldin (February 28, 2015) Omar Sheika Cory Spinks John Thompson, fought on series finale Arash Usmanee (January 4, 2013) Micky Ward (July 16, 1999) Erislandy Lara Guillermo Rigondeaux Jean Pascal Brian Vera Bonecrusher Smith (2006) Boxers who have fought on Tuesday Night Fights: Emanuel Augustus (July 6, 2004) Ian Gardner (July 5, 2005) Boxers who have fought on Wednesday Night Fights: Allan Green (April 26, 2006) Yusaf Mack Jameel McCline (April 26, 2006) Sharmba Mitchell (May 3, 2006) Joey Spina (May 10, 2006) Premier Boxing Champions On March 19, 2015, ESPN announced that Friday Night Fights would air for the final time on May 22, 2015, covering the finals of the 2015 Boxcino tournament. The network announced that it had reached a multi-year deal with Al Haymon's Premier Boxing Champions to broadcast 11 events per-year on the main ESPN network, primarily on Saturday nights, and an afternoon event on ABC. Joe Tessitore and Teddy Atlas will carry over to serve as hosts. ESPN is one of several major broadcasters that airs fights through the promotion, which also includes NBC, CBS, their respective cable sports networks, as well as Spike. ESPN aired its last PBC fight in mid 2016. Golden Boy On January 19, 2017, ESPN announced an agreement with Golden Boy Promotions to broadcast Golden Boy Boxing on ESPN. Under a two-year deal, ESPN and ESPN Deportes broadcast 42 Golden Boy-promoted cards, with 18 airing in 2017 and 24 airing in 2018. The contract included an option for a third year. References Boxing television series ESPN original programming 1998 American television series debuts 2015 American television series endings American sports television series