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Carl Froch tops the bill as the UK’s newest pay per view sporting and entertainment channel Primetime launches.

Primetime will exclusively broadcast the first two bouts of the inaugural Super Six World Boxing Classic tournament, which will see Froch face Andre Dirrell and Arthur Abraham fight Jermain Taylor.

On 17th October 2009 new satellite channel Primetime looks set to knock you out as they exclusively broadcast the first two bouts of the inaugural Super Six World Boxing Classic tournament.

The unprecedented new boxing tournament is a round-robin, six-fighter tournament featuring the class of the Super Middleweight division from home and abroad. At the end there will be one man standing. The world renowned fighters have a staggering combined record of 163-4-1* with 119 knockouts. There are four undefeated fighters, two current world champions, two young, unbeaten, world-ranked contenders and one former undisputed world titleholder. The tension is high, the fighters are ready and Primetime is waiting.

The dangerous and talented six fighters have signed on to fight any, and potentially all, of the five other contestants in the tournament. All bouts will be scheduled for 12 rounds. Froch’s WBC title and Kessler’s WBA championship will be on the line at the start of tournament competition.

Bringing these premiere fights to the British public Primetime will broadcast from 9.30pm on Saturday 17th October when Arthur Abraham and Jermain Taylor explode onto your screens in the first of the super six bouts live from Germany. Then we head straight to Nottingham for what is guaranteed to be a WBC championship title explosion – Carl Froch V Andre Dirrell. Anyone who caught the last Froch fight will know that it was one not to be missed. Well now, thanks to Primetime you don’t have to…