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Where to Watch the Mayweather versus Guerrero Fight

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Floyd Mayweather takes on Robert Guerrero Saturday May 4, 2013 (which also happens to be national Star Wars day–May the 4th be with you,” get it?).  Mayweather is trying to stay undefeated (43-0), while Guerrero (31-1-1) is looking to make a name for himself by being the only to beat the greatest fighter of our generation.

You can locate where to watch the fight in any city by going to the home page of WhereToWatch.com and searching “boxing” and “all major boxing events” then entering your zip code.  The event gets underway at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas at 9 PM ET on Showtime PPV, although they won’t likely step into the ring until 11:30 PM.

Some interesting facts about the fight:

  • Age: Mayweather 36, Guerrero 30
  • Weight: Mayweather 146, Guerrero 146
  • Height: Mayweather 5-8, Guerrero 5-9
  • Reach: Mayweather 72″, Guerrero 71 1/2″
  • Mayweather will earn a base purse of $32 million, equaling his own all-time record, set in his 2012 win over Miguel Cotto.
  • Guerrero will earn a career-high base purse of $3 million.

Where To Watch The Super Bowl

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Where To Watch the Super Bowl

Super Bowl XLVII is this Sunday and you’re probably looking for the best place to watch the big game.  The first question you should ask yourself when determining where to watch the Super Bowl is, are you rooting for the Ravens or the 49ers?  If you’re rooting for the Ravens, click here for a list of the bars where Ravens fans with be gathering.  If you’re pulling for the 49ers, click here.

Super Bowl 47If you don’t care who wins and just want to watch the game, your choices become a whole lot easier.  Almost every sports bar in America will be having a Super Bowl party, that is unless it’s showing the final day of the Waste Management Phoenix Open.  If you’re looking for which bars have specials during Super Bowl XLVII, check out our facebook page, because sports bars often post their upcoming deals for big events on our page, and the Super Bowl should be no different.

Otherwise, make sure to check WhereToWatch.com before deciding where to watch the Super Bowl; just choosing a random bar could be a crap shoot.  You don’t want to go out wearing your stylish Alex Smith jersey (rethinking that one now, huh?) at a bar filled with Ravens fans, do you?  Of course not. Locate where to watch the Super Bowl at the right bar for you. 

If you don’t want to leave the house, you can watch the Super Bowl on CBS this Sunday, no need for NFL Sunday Ticket or pay-per-view.  The Super Bowl airs on Sunday, February 3, 2013 at 6:30 PM on CBS from New Orleans, Louisiana. 

Click on the search bar above to find where to watch the Super Bowl.

Sign Up For WhereToWatch to Find Where Fans are Watching Your Favorite MLB Team

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It’s baseball season and that means another summer of meeting your friends at the bar to watch the game.  Wait, you don’t do that?  You mean to tell me the bars you go to only show local market teams? No. That can’t be true. Check out the list of bars in your area that have MLB Extra Innings so you can catch your team wherever you are.  Even better, check out the bars where fans of your team meet up. 

If a bar for your team isn’t up yet, you can stay up to date with new entries and access the bar listings by signing up here.  Or, you can suggest a bar.  When you sign up, you can see all of the details and review of the bar from other fans, and you’ll be able to do cool things like send directions of the bar straight to your phone.  It’s easy and free.  If you don’t like typing, you can use the facebook option to bypass all the BS. Not that we’re saying our signup process is BS, because it’s really, um, cool. D’oh!…. Just do yourself a favor and signup.

Locate Where Fans Are Watching Your Team During the NCAA Tournament

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Well, the first weekend of the tournament is over and we’ve had some huge upsets already.  Hopefully you got to watch the games with people who were rooting for your team, otherwise it can be kind of a downer.  If your team is lucky enough to still be left in the tournament, then check out our home page on WhereToWatch.com, where we’re all about helping you locate a watch party.  It’s always fun to watch the game with people wearing the same team’s logo on their shirt, especially during the NCAA Tournament.

This weekend, while traveling to Las Vegas for the first round of games, I met up with the local Kentucky Wildcats watch party at The Pub in the Monte Carlo Casino.  It was an awesome time as there were about 40 Cats fans in the building.  It was even better for me since I arrived a day earlier than the rest of my group and I was in Sin City all by my lonesome.  That changed Thursday afternoon, however, when I met some of the rowdiest Wildcat fans around. I had a blast and made some friends that I ended up hanging out with all weekend. A few Wildcat chants even broke out during the game–it was an overall great time.

The website currently has tons of watch party locations up for the teams left in the tournament.  If you’re looking for where to watch with other fans, click on any of the following teams and it will automatically pick up your IP address and take you to the TV viewing party in your area: Ohio State Buckeyes, North Carolina Tarheels, Baylor Bears, Michigan State Spartans, Louisville Cardinals, Syracuse Orange, Wisconsin Badgers, Kansas Jayhawks, Indiana Hoosiers, and the Kentucky Wildcats.  Click on the links to see if there is a watch party in your city.  You may have to sign up to see the list, but it takes five seconds and it’s free.  If you know of a viewing party near you that we’ve missed, leave us a tip.