Point Spread Media, producers of the radio show Ringside Boxing Action, have announced a revised broadcast schedule for the debut episode of the weekly boxing radio show. The launch of the show has been moved to the Fall, due largely to the effects of the continuing COVID-19 pandemic.
Boxing has returned as one of the first professional sports to resume bringing live coverage to fans. The media coverage and exposure for boxing fight cards as been expanded with the creation of a new national radio program, Ringside Boxing Action with Al Bernstein. The show will air each Saturday in Chicago, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and New York City.
Boxing is back, and coming to New York City. Point Spread Media will produce and air Ringside Boxing Action, hosted by Boxing Hall-of-Famer Al Bernstein. The one-hour boxing radio show airs each Saturday in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Las Vegas.
Point Spread Media, a Las Vegas-based publishing and broadcasting media company, announces the launch date of Ringside Boxing Action. The one-hour weekly radio program will air each Saturday beginning July 11, and will air in Las Vegas, Chicago, Los Angeles and New York City.
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