The Fight of the Century is over. Now what?

Quite a lot actually.
May 8: Amir Mansour vs. Joey Dawejko (ESPN2)
May 8: Glan Tapia vs. Michael Soro (truTV)
May 9: Canelo Alvarez vs. James Kirkland (HBO)
May 9: Omar Figueroa vs. Ricky Burns (CBS)
May 9: Jose Ramirez vs. Robert Frankel (UniMas)
May 9: Felix Sturm vs. Fedor Cudinov (no U.S. TV)
May 9: Anthony Joshua vs. Rafael Zumbano Love (no U.S. TV)
May 15: Reynaldo Ojeda vs. Monty Meza Clay (ESPN2)
May 15: Jose Benavidez Jr. vs. Jorge Paez Jr. (truTV)
May 16: Gennady Golovkin vs. Willie Monroe Jr. (HBO)
May 22: Boxcino Final (Last boxing telecast on ESPN2 FNF)
May 22: Richard Commey vs. Bahodir Mamadjonov (CBSSN)
May 22: Eric Hunter vs. TBA (FS1)
May 22: Alexander Povetkin vs. Mike Perez (no U.S. TV)
May 23: James DeGale vs. Andre Dirrell (NBC)
May 29: Amir Khan vs. Chris Algieri (Spike TV)
May 30: Kell Brook vs. Frankie Gavin (no U.S. TV)
June 6: Miguel Cotto vs. Daniel Geale (HBO)
June 12: Marco Huck vs. Krzysztof Glowacki (Spike TV)
June 13: Felix Verdejo vs. Ivan Najera (HBO)
June 20: Adrien Broner vs. TBA (NBC or NBCSN)
June 20: Andre Ward vs. Paul Smith (BET)
June 26: Tony Luis vs. TBA (CBSSN)
June 27: Timothy Bradley vs. Jesse Vargas (HBO)

Mayweather-Pacquiao sold out

Tickets for the highly anticipated world championship showdown between Floyd “Money” Mayweather and Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao taking place Saturday, May 2 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena sold out in about a minute.
Here is information for the few who did score tickets:
ONLY CREDIT CARD HOLDER TO PICK UP WITH VALID GOVERNMENT ISSUED ID AND CREDIT CARD USED NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE MADE Will Call will be available beginning on Wednesday, April 29th 10am Grand Garden Tickets must be picked up by cardholder with the valid Government Issued ID and credit card used for the purchase. No third party billing accepted. Tickets MUST be picked up NO LATER than 3pm PST on Saturday, May 2, 2015. After 3pm, unclaimed will call is subject to cancellation and release. Please secure your tickets in a safe location as soon as possible

In Beijing Friday, taking on local Qu Peng. Look forward to hearing all about appearing on a top rank card.

Just wanted a thread to keep up-to-date with any Kiwi's fighting overseas. Obviously most will be in Aussie but not always.

Upcoming according to Boxrec is:

Friday 10 April
Thomas Peato v Patrick Eneanya (3-0) in WA

Friday 8 May
James Porter v Joe Lloyd (7-7) in QLD
Andrew Robinson v Manny Vlamis (13-2) in VIC

Are there any others I've missed?

Not boxing related, but I just like to tell all that I'm doing this challenge beginning with the Brighton (England) marathon this Sunday. I won't be back in NZ until the North Shore marathon on September 6th, here's the link to my Facebook page please give it a like.
https://m.facebook.com/pages/52-marathon...=bookmarks
Cheers.

I thought I'd create a thread just for Parker instead of his opponents.  Interesting article.  As I've said before, Klit is the icing on the cake for Baby Joseph, but it's the other boxers in the camp that can also give Parker quality sparring:

Joseph Parker in good company in Wladimir Klitschko's sparring stable


DUNCAN JOHNSTONE

Last updated 12:26, March 27 2015hare

Reuters
FRIENDLY RIVALS: Wladimir Klitschko, left, poses with his challenger Bryant Jennings in New York.

New Zealand boxer Joseph Parker will be in good company when he joins world heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko's training camp next week.
Details of Klitschko's sparring stable have emerged as he begins his intense buildup for his title defence against unbeaten American Bryant Jennings in New York on April 25.
Parker heads from his Las Vegas base to Florida for the training camp, hoping to be involved for about three weeks and looking to learn plenty from the dominant champion's methods.
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GOOD EXPERIENCE: New Zealand's Joseph Parker will join heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko's training camp next week as a sparring partner.

Ukrainian sources have revealed four sparring partners for of Klitschko, with Parker, undefeated over 13 fights with 11 knockouts and rising in the rankings, expected to be a key figure.
It's understood that Parker's good friend, Poland-raised Nigerian Izuagbe Ugonoh, is also in the mix.
The tall and athletic Ugonoh joined Parker under the tutelage of New Zealand trainer Kevin Barry last year and has fought twice in New Zealand, adding two easy victories to take his record to 11-0 with nine knockouts.
Undefeated Russian light heavyweight Umar Salamov (12-0, 10 KOs) and once-defeated Georgian cruiserweight Yago Kiladze (22-1, 15 KOs) are also reportedly entering the training ring with Klitschko.
Klitschko, who turned 39 last Tuesday, is looking for his 18th title defence against Jennings who has won all 19 of his fights with 10 knockouts.
Klitschko holds the WBA Super, WBO, IBF and IBO belts and is looking to dispose of Jennings to set up a fight with WBC champion Deontay Wilder (US) to become the undisputed champion, unifying all of the organisations' titles.
Parker will use this golden opportunity to prepare for his next fight which has been scheduled for Palmerston North on June 13.

No opponent has been named for Parker who is ranked No 8 with the WBO and No 10 with the WBA and is eager to make some headway on the rankings of the other organisations to help manoeuvre him towards a title opportunity of his own.
 - Stuff

http://www.hattonboxing.com/tv/news/2015...jnr-in-may

Here's a nice story on Asher Derbyshire, personally I hope he wins super 8 later this month.
http://i.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/sport...ers-career

Any news boyz and girls?  I decided not to buy it, but am interested in what's happening.  Call me cheap, but interested.

Could be a good addition to what is already NZ's best division.
http://www.google.co.nz/url?sa=t&rct=j&q...9000,d.dGc