Actually, most canadians watched it live on Sportsnet. Its only on tape delay for Spike. It was a so-so event. I thought the best match was the Taylor-Lytle bout. Both main events went to a decision and the jardine-vera fight was a split decision that could have easily went the other way.

Either way, Im glad it was free for north americans. Cant wait for Silva-Cote next week.

Also, the picture that shows the girl in the blue shirt and then in a white bikini is of a real woman by the name of Dawn-Marie and she was shown on bodybuilding.com for her amazing weight loss transformation. They thought they could fool most people, except those of us who read her actual story at bodybuilding.com Go over there and go to transformations and you'll see. I expect her to sue the crap out of this company along with the celebs.

I live in Canada as well and its pathetic... I drive 5 miles across the border and see my cousin who has 100 HD channels while I barely get 35 (some include timeshift) channels on my bell satellite up here. The CRTC needs to be finished and soon. Even local cable companies cannot stand the tyrant that is the CRTC. It takes tons of money for canadian programming but we see nothing. Nearly 90% of the programming most canadians watch is from the U.S. Our one public channel the CBC is so desperate for money, they couldn't afford the rights to the CFL this season, they lost the Hockey Night in Canada theme song, and the coverage of the 2010 and 2012 olympics is now on CTV. The CRTC is not like the FCC which only monitors television, the CRTC chooses what channels can be activated, which cannot, what programs are shown etc...

Nfinity has like zero credibility left... Its obvious to anyone who reads up on the format war or continuing blu-ray coverage that he is still sore HD-DVD lost. His comments now that optical media will be destroyed by insanely large flash memory are just pathetic. Funny you never said that when you were supporting HD-DVD. I dont know what universe you are living in but there is no way in the next 10 years that there will ever be portable flash memory that is above 400 gb in storage and just as fast.